The best things to do in Bartlett

“Lucky Strike Bartlett packs 44 slick lanes, a lively arcade, and a legit sports bar into one spot, so you can chase turkeys, share bites, and actually hang with friends between frames. Rally the crew this week for bowling that feels a little fancy without the fuss, plus private rooms when you want them.”

From the Bartlett newsletter, September 18, 2026

“Chain of indoor racing centers featuring electric go-karting for all skill levels, plus food.”

“Keep your game sharp at The Links at Pine Hill, a classic Memphis public track with rolling terrain and small greens that make a good test for all ability levels. Hit the practice area, snag a lesson, then chase pars around those sneaky slopes... snack bar victory sandwich optional.”

From the Memphis newsletter, August 8, 2026

“Longtime members already know Memphis Country Club is more than a Donald J. Ross design. With the new 1905 Restaurant & Bar beside the Terrace, an upgraded Tap Room, and a racquets complex boasting indoor tennis and pickleball, this week is perfect for a round then a linger.”

From the Memphis newsletter, August 5, 2026

“Between affordable championship golf, family-style pools, and a laid back grill, Irene Golf Course nails the country club vibe without the fuss. Members also tap the Lindsey Golf Network for extra play options, and apartments are part of the mix if you like to keep life close to the course.”

From the Olive Branch newsletter, September 23, 2026

“When you need a no-fuss loop that still scratches the golf itch, The Links at Riverside delivers a public 9-hole, par-36 track with par 3s, 4s, and 5s over 2,918 yards and easy pace. Great sightlines of McKellar Lake and MLK Park make the lunch-round decision simple.”

From the Memphis newsletter, September 16, 2026

“When the group chat stalls at what to watch, Malco Studio on the Square makes it easy. Multiple screens, big-screen energy, and the snacks you actually want mean you can slide in, shut off the day, and catch the latest without overthinking it.”

From the Bartlett newsletter, September 12, 2026

“If you want a no-fuss round with a legit test, The Links at Fox Meadows brings tree-lined fairways, small greens, and those satisfying "I actually hit that" moments. It’s a public 18 with a chipping course, lessons, leagues, a golf shop, and a snack bar for post-birdie bragging.”

From the Germantown newsletter, September 13, 2026

“More than a splash pad, Shelby Farms Park Water Play Sprayground is a 4,000 sq ft mini oasis with a water tunnel, interactive spray jets, water pumps and geyser boulders that delight kids and wear them out. Plan a quick play session this week and feel smug supporting the Park and Greenline.”

From the Memphis newsletter, August 22, 2026

“Sneak in a quick nine after work, hit the range, and roll a few chips at the short-game area. The Links at Whitehaven also packs a snack bar and legit event spaces for receptions and outdoor weddings, so it doubles as your practice spot and party plan.”

From the Southaven newsletter, September 8, 2026

“Fresh off a Bill Bergin renovation, The Links at Audubon mixes deep bunkers, generous fairways and undulating greens that keep rounds interesting. Hit the added driving range, ease in on the 6-hole Little Course at Cherry Road, or jump into lessons and leagues for a midweek reset.”

From the Bartlett newsletter, August 20, 2026

“Overton Park 9 is a reimagined 9-hole public course right in the heart of Memphis, perfect for a quick loop when you want swings without the schlep. Carts track distance to the green and flag, and they sprinkle in kid-friendly events that make golf feel neighborly again.”

From the Memphis newsletter, September 23, 2026

“Entertainment complex with mini-golf courses, batting cages, go-karts, zip lines & a picnic area.”

“The Links at Galloway keeps golf simple and welcoming, with a public layout that suits beginners through low-handicappers. Book a tee time, swing by the golf shop, and level up with lessons or leagues, then refuel at the snack bar after that heroic up-and-down.”

From the Memphis newsletter, August 26, 2026