Reviews of Wheatley Hills Rugby Union Football Club. (Sports Complex) in Doncaster (South Yorkshire).

Wheatley Hills Rugby Union Football Club

108 Reviews

50 Comments

Sports Complex

Football club

Brunel Rd, Cusworth, Doncaster DN5 8PT, United Kingdom

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Information of Wheatley Hills Rugby Union Football Club, Sports Complex in Doncaster (South Yorkshire)

On this page you’ll find the address, open hours, more popular times, the contact, photos and real reviews of this business.

This business has received very good reviews from their customers, so probably it’s a place you should try if you are looking for this kind of services.

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Open hours of Wheatley Hills Rugby Union Football Club

Sunday

10am–6pm

Monday

Closed

Tuesday

6–11pm

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Closed

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6–11pm

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6–11pm

Saturday

11am–11pm

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Reviews of Wheatley Hills Rugby Union Football Club

S. F.

We had my dad's wake in the club's function room. The venue is very clean, the staff were amazing and the food was delicious with plenty for all those that attended. I would highly recommend them for any function. They couldn't do enough for us. They made a very difficult day bearable.

K. K.

This was our first visit for Sunday lunch and all I can say is you need to book to experience the absolutely beautiful food. The staff are very friendly and welcoming. The food is all served at your table which was brilliant especially when you have elderly family members who are not steady on their feet. Thank you for a lovely lunch and we will definitely be booking again.

A. S.

Very good club house with cask beer on

M. N.

Love to come and watch Doncaster Mustangs train and play then a couple of drinks in bar lovely and friendly staff

M. E.

Went for the first time for Sunday dinner today for my mum's 70th, fantastic food and great service. Would definitely recommend and looking forwards to going back for a second visit asap.

D. C.

Went for firework display. Good firework display. Fire could have been in a better place. It's fair to say the amount of people overwhelmed the few food and drink stalls available. No chance of using the loo.

M. B.

Amazing place, lovely people.

d. l.

Wow wow wow just had sunday lunch my ribs are aching the food was amazing you will not get a better carvery with a twist anywere please folks give it a try you will jot be disappointed tks Andy and Donna key fantastic meal

J. S.

In regards to the rugby team, my kids have been a part of the club for almost 3 years and it's given them confidence, happiness and a big group of friends. Tonnes of respect amongst all the staff, players and parents. The club house itself is top notch. Massive inside. They've just had a big renovation and an extension with a huge function room that can host over 100 guests and has a private bar, disco area and a balcony. Really nice inside.

C. L.

It was a excellent room for a 30th birthday party. The staff are so accommodating and cheerful . It's somewhere I will like to hold future parties at .

T. N.

Fantastic food ....brilliant service. Well worth going

H. D.

Watched Doncaster Mustangs play American Football here. Nice stadium seating out the sun and under shelter. Great club house serving drinks and sometimes food! No complaints and great friendly atmosphere from all in the clubhouse! 👍

M. G.

Wonderful way of serving Sunday dinner not experienced before, excellent food well worth a visit!!

M. B.

Grat beers, great company, excellent value for money. Bar food really nice.

S. M.

Absolutely fabulous.....what a display of fireworks....fantastic. and only a five min walk home...well done guys.

M. T.

Great welcome, Good Beer, good selection, fair priced, quick service with a smile, superb concert room for hire and delicious tasty food.

J. F.

Bonfire night here is amazing. Fireworks display is madness, better than the fireworks show at the racecourse. Bars, food stalls, flashing toys, sparklers. Quality.

R. M.

Went to see my boy play...tea, coffee,,,open bar and a stand to sit in. Very friendly staff

A. W.

Played here with Selby RUFC, friendly welcoming club. If only we would have won!

N. A. “.

Great little club. Had an Xmas meal and is was supurb. Great atmosphere too. Drink prices ok. Service was really good.

R. W.

WHRUFC has a good range of drinks - mostly alcoholic, but coffee, coke and even water are available. They do play rugby, mostly Union between calls to the bar, banquets, hog roasts, BBQs, parties & pub quizzes. Ticket entry to watch games is about the price of a pint. Admire the chutzpah of an aging player, pint in hand, telling his wife, lathered in smoke & fumes that she's flipping the burgers all wrong - after years of bearing & raising his sons for The Team. Her measured response deserves privacy. Bonfire Night is thronged. The fire is immense and their fireworks are legendary. When a spark turned the back of the van into a bazooka, rockets flew through the crowd at head height. Safety is always a priority. Doncaster Mustangs now play American Football at WHRUFC; the two seasons don't overlap. If you are good at rugby, you'll be brilliant at American Football and you get to wear tight lycra with big shoulder pads. Plus, celebrate touchdowns with macho moves: "teams that touch the most win the most" !? The body armour makes a satisfying clash when you run into other blokes; it's louder than the dull thuds of rugby although the injuries and attrition rates are similar. (Curiously, paramedics must attend American Football, but flattened rugby players usually wait half an hour or so for an ambulance or just stagger back to the bar. Televised professional games often continue as medics attend a downed player. Nottingham is an exception. A Mustangs player with a broken back lay in the middle of the pitch for over an hour in sight of the hospital before two massively overweight paramedics stopped by. Then five blokes held his clothing to carry him screaming from the pitch and dump him behind the posts. He lay there unattended for another hour or so before an ambulance came with a stretcher. Nottingham's caring coach needed to continue the game. They were so sure they would win and gain promotion they had full video coverage and a live broadcast on local radio. Sadly they lost in the last seconds to a superb 60 yard pass and a brilliant leaping catch at full pace in the far right corner of the pitch. Ainsley's finest moment was a fitting tribute to Nottingham's hospitality & sportsmanship.) Apparently though, when you're done with rugby you're "only fit for the box" - via the WHRUFC bar obviously. Of course, the secret of healthy tubes is a good steady flow. Also, your cumulative injuries, concussions & hangovers need plentiful palliative muscle relaxant and hairs of the dog. Find WHRUFC down past The Range & the red elephants you can see from York Road. Never look back - unless of course, it's broken.

S. W.

We were all made to feel so welcome, my son absolutely loved practice and can't wait to start back in January 💗💗

r. c.

I'm biased. edit- there's now an excellent chef doing Sunday lunches, well worth checking out

J. R. E.

Excellent facilities and a function room for hire with a chef on site serving an excellent selection of foods.

G. J.

Disco was diabolically noisey

R. H.

Attended a Wedding Reception and had a great time. Venue excellent and the staff were great. Thank you all

s. n.

Great time with live music and hog roast ( birthday party ) great atmosphere good price drinks.

T. L.

Ideal place for any function large room ,with dance area not to expensive,easy to get to

D. B.

Visited for a charity football game I'm sure they raised loads of money there was a lovely well organised bar on site with a well organised queuing system thanks