This amazing group sponsors events to raise money for the less fortunate in our community area. Countless hours are spent gathering food and donations and organizing Barefoot events.

Some of the local organizations who have benefited from food, supplies, clothing, and other donations, including money gifts from our generous residents are:

• North Strand Helping Hand
• North Strand Mobile Meals
• NMB School Supply Drives
• Teen Angel of NMB
• Angel Christmas Tree
• Christmas Wishing Tree
• American Red Cross
• Books for Summer Reading

If you are interested in helping, please contact us at barefootcaringcouncil@gmail.com

All Barefoot ladies are invited to a monthly luncheon at rotating local restaurants. Enjoy delicious buffets or special menus, specially prepared for this group of ladies. Great comradery, lots of conversation, and raffle giveaways every month.

Luncheons are scheduled for the second Thursdays of the month, usually from 12:00 pm – 2:00 pm. Cost varies by location (cash only).  Reservations are always due by noon on the Tuesday before the luncheon.

Watch for notices each month for details about the luncheon’s on this websites home page in the BRRA News Center.

For more information, contact barefootladiesluncheon@gmail.com.

This Barefoot Golf League golfs every Tuesday on the Barefoot golf courses with reserved tee times, organized through the Barefoot Golf Pro Shop. Barefoot golf membership is required to participate.

Joining the Barefoot Ladies Golf League (BLGA) is a great way to meet and have fun with others while learning the rules of golf! Besides hanging out on the Resort Club porch after our regular Monday play, all enjoy the annual Cabana Social, quarterly Tournaments (including our own Solheim Cup), traveling to state tournaments, and kicking back at our December Holiday Party at The Dye Club for great food and prizes.

All ladies who have Barefoot or Dye Golf Memberships are encouraged to join. Part-timers are most welcome – no weekly commitment.

Benefits of Membership:

• Socials/Comradery – Over 60 members strong, including snowbirds!
• Great way to establish your handicap and learn the rules
• Monday Barefoot League Play with socializing following at Clubhouse. “Fun Day” & Special Tournaments team and individual play
• Special Tournaments team and individual play
• Golf clinics for all playing abilities
• Seminars with LPGA Professionals
• Women’s South Carolina Golf Association (WSCGA) membership & opportunities to travel to other fabulous, often private, courses
• InterClub Play with other local Ladies Golf Associations
• Nine Hole Golf/Happy Hour Socials for members and prospective members
• Much more!!

Contact Info:

The annual membership fee is $35 and applications can be found in the Resort Pro Shop or requested by email at barefootladiesgolf@gmail.com.

If you would like to try playing with the league before joining, just let any member know or send an email to the above gmail address.

2025 Board Members:

Linda Kunsman, President
Sheila Werren, Vice-President
Ann Schappell, Secretary
Diane Minihane, Treasurer
Sue Gottshall & Jane Simpson, Handicap/League Chairpersons
Tricia Velez, WSCGA State Representative

If you are looking for a more laid-back golf game, try one of these Barefoot groups:

Sunday Couples Group

A fun 9-hole golf group that plays on the Barefoot courses with lots of interesting formats and fun. The round is usually capped off with drinks and camaraderie in the golf clubhouse while awaiting prize winners for the day, and then dinner at a local restaurant.

Contact: proshop@barefootgolf.com

Ladies Golf Group

Open to lady golfers of all skill levels from beginners to experts and plays on Tuesdays on the Barefoot courses. This fun-loving group enjoys being on the golf course with good friends and are not too worried about scores. Drinks and appetizers usually follow in the golf clubhouse.

Contact Susan: susanrindfleisch@yahoo.com

Saturday Men’s Golf Group

The Saturday Men’s Golf Group usually plays on the Barefoot golf courses, but will occasionally travel to other nearby golf courses. It’s a great way to meet new people and strike up new friendships. Food, drink, and fellowship usually follow in the Golf Clubhouse to await prize winners for the day.

Good Guys Golf Group

This group of golfers play on Wednesdays, usually on the Barefoot golf courses. This group has a golf handicap requirement with a handicap index of 18 or less. Various types of golf games are played each week to enhance the golfing experience.

This group started to help new and seasoned residents meet new ladies. It is intended to bring people together to form friendships. Members are from all over Barefoot, multi-family and single family residents.

All information is relayed through their Facebook page Barefoot Ladies Group. There we post our Happy Hours, special events, and information that may be interesting or important for our members to read.

This group is valuable for many women who are here on their own. Whenever one is sick or there is an emergency, help is a post away.

We are in the planning stages for upcoming larger events to be held at Putters. Once we have more information, it will be posted on our Facebook page.

The Water Tower Road Beautification Group is a volunteer-driven effort dedicated to improving the appearance and cleanliness of one of Barefoot’s key entryways. Since 2021, the group has proudly adopted a 7.1-mile stretch of Water Tower Road – spanning state, county, and North Myrtle Beach jurisdictions – through the Keep Horry County Beautiful program.

Recognizing that this road serves as a first impression of our community, the group organizes three litter pickup events each year, typically kicking off in the spring. Volunteers gather at the basketball court behind the Residents’ Club for a safety briefing, gear distribution (including vests, gloves, bags, and pickers), and team assignments.

Each team is responsible for a section of the roadway and works by walking against traffic on one side, then crossing and cleaning the other side on the return. The typical time commitment is about 90 minutes, making it a rewarding way to get some exercise and support the community. First-time volunteers are asked to sign a waiver before participating.

The group works in coordination with the North Myrtle Beach Police Department, which provides a patrol presence during cleanups for added safety.

Since the first event – which collected over 250 bags of litter – the group has seen a significant impact, with the most recent cleanup yielding just 25 bags. While litter remains an ongoing concern, the consistent effort is helping to keep this important corridor clean and welcoming.

Want to get involved? Contact Bob Hutton at rahutt610@gmail.com to learn more or join the next cleanup day!