Bent Tree Golf Club Closure Ends Operations in Delaware County
Bent Tree Golf Club in Sunbury will close its doors permanently on November 16, ending its run in Delaware County. The public golf course, situated at 350 Bent Tree Rd., has operated since 1989. The upcoming closure caught many casual golfers by surprise, arriving shortly after the course promoted its tournament. Management has not publicly disclosed the reasons behind the decision to shutter the property.
The sudden announcement arrived just as the club organized the Bent Tree Chilli Open, scheduled for November 14. The tournament will now serve as the final day of friendly competition and bowls of chili on the course. In a statement posted to social media, the club invited players to book one final round. “We invite you to join us for one final round before we close, revisit your favorite holes, and celebrate the memories that have made Bent Tree so special,” the post stated.
Community Impact and Final Tee Times in Sunbury
The facility described itself as more than just a place to play golf, noting it was a venue where friendships formed and traditions began.
KemperSports remains active in the region. “We are grateful to all of the loyal golfers and team members who have been part of the Bent Tree experience and for the opportunity to have served the community,” Koehnemann stated. “We remain committed the Columbus community through our work with other properties in the market.”
Frequently Asked Questions About the Bent Tree Closure
When is the final day of golf at Bent Tree?
The course closes permanently on November 16. The public facility will shut down completely after that date rather than just closing for the winter season.
What happens to the Bent Tree Chilli Open?
The tournament will proceed as planned on November 14.
What is the reason for the closure?
The specific business reasons behind the permanent closure of the 350 Bent Tree Rd. property remain unknown to the public.
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