The Hermitage Golf Club started offering more of a resort experience when eight new cottages were built in April 2016. Each unit has a great room, two bedrooms with two queen beds in each, kitchenette, two bathrooms and screened-in porch. Outside, there's a private putting green, bunker and fire pit/waterfall area for gatherings. The President's…
The Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center is essentially the heart of Nashville. This luxury hotel offers all sorts of unique attractions, none more attractive than SoundWaves, an upscale water experience featuring 4 acres of combined indoor and outdoor water attractions. Guests can enjoy a show at Grand Ole Opry and Ryman Auditorium, wander…
With about half a million residents and a population that keeps on growing, Nashville is more than just “Music City USA.” As Tennessee’s capital city, Nashville has something for everybody. Sports fans can head over to Bridgestone Arena to watch the Nashville Predators hockey team. If you’ve got a taste for legendary musicians, checking out the Music City Walk of Fame is worth the trip. Artists inducted include Jimi Hendrix and Jack White. If you brought your golf clubs, take a trip to Harpeth Hills Golf Course. Regarded as Nashville’s most popular public golf course, Harpeth Hills is a regional qualifying site for the USGA Public Links Championship. Gaylord Springs Golf Links has stay-and-play packages at the Gaylord Opryland Resort, only five minutes Gaylord Springs and 10 minutes from Nashville International Airport.
There are plenty of great golf courses to choose from in Nashville. From Gaylord Springs Golf Links to Hermitage Golf Course to GreyStone Golf Club, Music City really swings. Kiel Christianson has more.