GreyStone Golf Club

Being a resident in town I play here regularly. I find the course being carved throughout an old rock quarry very inviting. Many elevation changes but fun for most golfers that play more than a couple times a year.

Nice course but had to call it quits after a 3 hour front 9. I’ll give it another shot but the pace was brutal.

This course used to be exquisite. A gentleman and I used to play here often. We returned to this course after 4 years. Excitedly expecting the same quality that we had experienced a few years prior, we were met with disappointment. What was once a high quality course at an affordable price had become a low quality, poorly managed shell of its former glory . The previous golf pro has left as well as the previous groundskeeper and it shows. We were welcomed by a rundown exterior and a cold welcome by Proshop staff as if they expected us to grovel at their excellence and pomp(or lack thereof)

I’ve reviewed this incredible course several times.

It’s a must play if you want great, challenging golf.

Enjoy the scenery, hospitality, and most of all, Greystone Golf Club.

The course was a lot of fun to play. You have to hit almost every club in the bag at Greystone and the course challenges you on every hole in a different way. There are a number of aspects that rate a 4 (playing on a cold day in March, the conditions are not going to be perfect), but the staff and course make this course a must play for anyone in the Nashville area. You don't hit many penalty shots, but there is trouble lurking on every hole. The visuals are tremendous. If you are a serious golfer and can appreciate challenging holes and course architects messing with you, you will love Greystone. Bravo!

Overall it was a great course and would recommend. It was a chilly day so they pushed back the tee times so just be aware of that.

This may have been the hardest course I have ever played. The greens were hard and super fast. Tight fairways that causes pinpoint accuracy. If you are anywhere but center of fairway there will never be a lie that will be even. Before attempting practice being straight and lies that will be above or below your feet.

Early march with dormant grass, so I could not give 5 stars for the conditions, but this course was so interesting. Many times off the tee, you have to think and the landing areas are wide, but the shot to the green is always demanding. The bunkers were fantastic. What I really enjoyed is the hills and turns and shots required. You will need every club in the bag.

I loved every hole and it kept my interest for the entire round. The clubhouse was fine and I had a good hot dog.

I've played this course several times. While wet, the course was in decent shape, but greens could not have been bouncier. No one could hit a putt that rolled true without hopping all over the place. Upon check-in we were told there were balls on the range included with our booking. There were no balls for us or others. Apparently "a pipe burst in the freeze" but we haven't had freezing temps in several weeks. Regardless, there was very very limited food options "due to the pipe" many drinks were sold out. No computer systems worked. Again, everything seemed broken. It was disappointing.

Great value for an early afternoon tee off. Best course west of Nashville!

I've played this course quite a few times and it's always a challenge which I enjoy. It requires good shot and decision making. If there was one improvement it would be the driving range.

Fun course, just aerated so should be better in March but for February golf a hit. Pace of play too slow over two and a half hors to play front nine