Bent Tree Country Club

Bent Tree Country Club is an 18-hole, par-72 layout in Florida, United States, stretching from 4,278 to 6,606 yards and designed by Bill Lewis. The course opened in 1975 and plays through tree-lined fairways, wooded areas, and a layout shaped by lakes and streams throughout the property. Two holes stand out on the card. Hole 3 is a par three of 185 yards played over water to a steep front slope. Hole 9 is a 511-yard par five with a double dogleg and water left, right, and middle leading to a three-tiered green. The course has hosted the Sarasota LPGA Classic from 1976 to 1988, US Open Qualifiers, and the Florida State High School Championship in 1998 and 1999. Access is semi-private. Practice facilities include multiple hitting cages, a putting green, a short game area, and lessons available on request. The updated clubhouse overlooks the practice green and first tee and includes a bar with a large selection of beers and full liquor bar open daily 11am to 5pm, big screen televisions, and a pro shop with attentive staff. Bent Tree Country Club is a popular round among Hole19 golfers in Florida.