The recent Board of Mayor and Aldermen meeting in Bartlett, TN, highlighted significant developments regarding the Quail Ridge Golf Course, addressing community concerns about its maintenance and future plans.

City officials reported that they have successfully contacted the owner of the golf course, Mr. Wilder, to discuss ongoing property maintenance issues. The golf course, which has faced challenges since the transition of management, is now under a new maintenance schedule. While it will not be maintained to the high standards of bent grass greens, officials assured residents that it will meet the basic upkeep expected of residential properties in Bartlett. Residents are encouraged to reach out to city officials with any complaints or concerns regarding the golf course's condition.

In addition to maintenance updates, there are discussions about potential future developments for the property. While specific plans have yet to be submitted to the city, officials indicated that they are eagerly awaiting proposals. Importantly, city leaders clarified that there will be no plans for apartment complexes on the site, addressing a common concern among residents. The future of the golf course remains uncertain, with possibilities ranging from continued operation as a golf course to the development of single-family housing.

The meeting also touched on community events, including the upcoming National Day of Prayer, scheduled for May 1 at WJ Freeman Park. Residents are invited to participate in this annual event, fostering community spirit and fellowship.

As the city navigates these developments, officials remain committed to keeping residents informed about changes that may impact their community. The ongoing dialogue about the Quail Ridge Golf Course reflects the city's dedication to addressing public concerns and enhancing the quality of life for Bartlett residents.