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Course Etiquette Reminder:
We've noticed some after-hours activity on the golf course with kids riding bikes. While walking the course after hours is allowed, please remember to stay on the cart paths for safety and course maintenance reasons.
Beverage Cart Success:
Our new beverage cart has been a big hit! It's now easier than ever to enjoy refreshments while you play. As a friendly reminder, Bent Tree encourages you to purchase your food and beverages from the Tavern or the Pro Shop. The convenience of the beverage cart enhances your on-course experience.
Pet Policy on the Course:
We are still seeing dog waste around hole 6. If you walk your dog here, please clean up after them. If you live near the course and allow your dog to roam off-leash, please be aware that they may be making a mess on the course. The Pro Shop and Public Safety are working to address this issue, and we appreciate your cooperation.
Thank you for helping us maintain the beauty and integrity of Bent Tree Golf Course. Enjoy your weekend and happy golfing!
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Father's Day Grill Out at the Tavern
Celebrate Father's Day with us at the Tavern on June 16th! We're firing up the grill and smoker for a special afternoon filled with delicious food and great company.
Menu:
- Hotdogs
- Sliders
- Sausage
- Wings
Hours: 12:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Pricing: $15 plus tax per adult (gratuity not included)
Special Promotions:
- Enjoy special drinks and beer promotions throughout the event.
Weather permitting, we'll be grilling and smoking to perfection, so bring your family and friends for a fantastic Father's Day celebration. See you there!
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Save the Dates for some upcoming fun in June! |
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🎶 KARAOKE IN JUNE!!
Get ready Karaokeans, for an unforgettable night of crazy fun, dancing,
and musical entertainment! 🎤🎶
✅Mark your calendars now!
SATURDAY, JUNE 8th
Bent Tree Tavern
6:00 to 9:00 PM
Don't miss out on the opportunity to enjoy “specialty” drinks, dinner and bar menus that will be provided for your pleasure. 🍷🍗🍕🥗🫕🍸🍛🍺🍤🥙
🎉 Make sure to spread the word to all your friends and family and please remember to make table reservations!
We wish for a large attendance and can’t wait to see you all again!
Note: If you make a reservation, and t
later decide not to come, please cancel your reservation so that others can use your table.
🎶 Jack & Jan Davis
Karaoke Hosts😃😂🎤 |
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News From Bent Tree Realty |
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22 Oak Ridge Court
3 bedrooms
4.5 baths
3915 sq. ft.
In-law/teen suite
Den on terrace level
Office/Bonus roomExercise/multi-purpose room
$696,000 |
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189 Frost Pine Circle
1.61 acres
4 Bedrooms
3 Baths
Loft
$474,900 |
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News from The Stables |
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This time of year is perfect for taking walks in the evening, when the weather is ideal and a breeze may be gently blowing. You may find yourself meandering down by the paddocks that lead up to the stables, by the quarry, where there are picnic tables and a quiet off the beaten path place to watch the sunset. You may be alone or with children. You will inevitably be attracted to the horses, something magnetic will pull you to the fence. That curious creature who weighs more than one thousand pounds will saunter over to you, hoping you have brought some kind of treat to eat, and that horse will put its head over the fence and nod knowingly at you. Before you realize it, you will reflexively put your hand out to pet the beast. STOP. JUST STOP! There are about 40 teeth in that mouth. Are all dogs friendly? Are all cats friendly? No. And one should be cautious approaching a strange animal, especially a big animal, no matter how sweet it looks, no matter how gentle it seems, no matter how soulful those big brown eyes are and especially no matter if you once rode it on the trail. There are signs posted for YOUR safety. No Feeding. Not Petting No Entry. Please read the signs to young people who have not yet learned to read. We love our animals and want to keep them and YOU safe. If you want to pet or feed the horses, call and speak to staff about how you can connect with the Bent Tree Stables safely. (706) 692-6322. See you at the stable! |
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News from the Animal Shelter |
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This very friendly boy was found last week on Quail Trot off Starcross . We are calling him Alpine and he is still wondering where his family is. He loves petting and is good with being held. Either he got lost from his home or someone “dumped” him because he was definitely a pet.
Sweet Potato is our 8 month old spayed girl puppy . She loves every person she meets. She needs a home!
We have 2 little white kittens that can be pre-adopted but are too young to leave their siblings. (calico is pre- adopted)
If you know Alpine , have interest in Sweet Potato or are interested in meeting any of the cats / kittens please text or call 678-414-1047 |
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News from Lake & Wildlife |
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June Partner Program June 1 – NASA Solar System Ambassador Stephen Rahn will open our program at 9:30. Presenting "Fascinating Facts about our Nearest Star" Stephen will share how animals use the stars for navigation and the impacts of light pollution, the impact of the Moon on the Earth, and how energy and light are formed deep inside the Sun's surface. Then head outside (weather permitting) to see the Sun using specially designed solar telescopes and binoculars with filters that allow you to view the Sun in a completely safe way. The program will conclude by 10:45 to prepare for the community town hall at 11.
Saturday June 1st 9:30 am lower level of Club Tamarack
9 am for coffee, donuts, and fellowship
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News from the Activities Committee |
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Spring Fling Blast From the Past Photos - Click to View and Download:
Many thanks to our awesome photographers! |
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WATER AEROBICS
3 Benefits of Water Aerobics
- Low Impact - Gentler on joints
-Balance and coordination
-Builds Community
Mon-Wed-Fri at 9 AM(weather permitting)
Upper Pool - $3 per Session
Contact sbloyd4303@gmail.com to add
your email address to receive
cancellation notices due to weather.
For more information: Click Here |
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Men’s Thursday Morning Bible Study
Study Begins June 06, 2024
The Cottage
9:00 am to 10:00am
Quest 52
by Mark E. Moore
Bestselling author of CORE 52
For more information: Call Bryan George at 931-982-0978 or Click Here |
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Families & Children Activities
Family Pool Party
Upper Pool
Sunday, June 9th 3 - 5PM
FREE EVENT! - RSVP not required
For more information: call Kim Stahlman at 678-858-5073 or Click Here
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Cast Call - The Art of Dining
Auditions
Club Tamarack Dining Room
Saturday, June 8th 5-7 PM
Sunday, June 9th 5-7 PM
Call backs Monday, June 10, if necessary 5-7pm
Auditions will be cold readings from the script. Show up, read, leave. Just that easy!
For more information: Click Here
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Monday Night Picnic
Mountain Breeze Concert
Beach Pavilion
Monday, June 10th Music starts at 5:00
FREE EVENT!
Picnic starts at 6:00
Bring a potluck dish to share, your beverages, plates & utensils
For more information: Click Here
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Newcomers Welcome
Calling all Bent Tree Newcomers
You are invited to be our guest at the June 10th Monday Night Picnic
Beach Pavilion, 5:00-7:00.
For additional information Click Here
RSVP email, NewatBentTree@gmail.com. Receive a special gift for your RSVP.
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Beach Music
Beach Party!
Live Music on the Sand
Lake Tamarack Beach
Saturday, June 15th, 7 - 10 PM
FREE EVENT!
Bring your chairs, beverages and edibles
For more information: btacspecialevents.com or Click Here
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Senior Activities
Sip & Paint a Birdhouse Party
The Tavern
Tuesday, June 18th at 1:00 pm
The workshop is scheduled for 2 ½ hours.
Cost varies based on the bird house you choose.
2 tiers: $35 and $45
Bring cash or check to the event. Advance registration is required since seating is limited. Email pmcmorrow26@gmail.com or call with questions 770-710-1133. For more information Click Here
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Bent Tree Road Race
July 4, 2024
REGISTRATION OPEN NOW
Registration Fee: $25 (includes awards)
Registration Information: Signupgenius.com: Runners 2024: Bent Tree Road Race 2024 or registration form available at Admin
For more information: kcolemanpickle1@gmail.com or Click Here |
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For more information about events and all things BTAC visit our committee page on the Bent-Tree website. View Upcoming and Ongoing Events! |
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News from Outside the Gates |
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Thank you to Laura McGinn for sharing this article from the Progress so we can plan accordingly:
This wreck in May which caused Cove Road to be closed for most of a day, has "accelerated" plans to do work on the section commonly called the S Curves.
Watch for Cove Road closure June 4-6 BY DAN POOL ON MAY 31, 2024
The city of Jasper announced at a work session Thursday they will be working on shoulders, retaining barriers and overhanging trees along the portion of Cove Road between the intersection of Still Hollow and Grandview Road June 4-6th. This will result in road closures between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m.
Mayor Kirk Raffield said a wreck in that section which brought crews there earlier this month had “accelerated” this project. |
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