GreyStone Golf Club

Played a year ago and it was a great experience. Now, when i went back the greens were absolutely demolished and overgrown. The pro shop had one person who took 35 minutes to get back to the desk while we waited, leaving us literally no time to warm up. Looked like the cup hadn’t been moved in months. Had to wait on staff around greens multiple times.

This used to be a great course that was always in great shape. Going downhill very fast! Have all but lost their greens. Literally probably the worst greens in middle TN right now. No drinking water anywhere on the course. No drink cart. For $70, this was a complete ripoff. What happened to Greystone?

Worst greens in the Nashville area because nobody repairs balls marks. They are so bad, it appears that they are going to lose them if they don't improve. Great tees and fairways since they're zoysia but, man, those greens are terrible.

I pkay here probably twice a month and its usually absolutely flawless, best greens and fairways around,

HOWEVER: I would wait to play here another 2 to 3 weeks. They vert cut and sanded the greens and just overseeded them with bermuda so the greens are virtually "burnt" and therefor not worth playing on. Its as bad if not worse then having punched greens. The rest of the course is flawless as always. Just a fair warning to people wanting to play here to wait and play elsewhere until these greens are recovered.

Course has a ton of potential. However, when i played, they completely lost the greens and should not have even opened the course. To their credit, they did give me a rain check for a full round after i quit after nine holes because of the greens. In the Nashville area though, i would refer my out of town friends to more local courses first.

Challenging and fair. Well designed for average golfer, and lots of elevation & each hole presents different challenge. You’ll use every club in your bag.

Come on, guys. Great course, but you gotta limit these ridiculous groups of five and improve the pace of play. It’s a nice course, but not a 5 hour nice course.

Beautiful land and course layout. Overall the course is in decent condition. The greens are pretty rough though, as there were a lot of unfixed pitch marks.

As usual, the course was in great shape. The staff is always friendly. I’ve probably played here a dozen times here. The greens are a little bit softer than usual. But always a great bang for your buck.

Greens were in bad shape. The rest of the course was in good shape but greens were soft like sponges with ball marks everywhere.

Staff overbooked the course. Golfers sitting on green, middle of fairway, and tee box. Took a total of 3 hours and 11 minutes to finish 9 holes, and then 37 minute wait on the tee box of ten. Wasn’t able to finish playing had to stop on hole 15, was on the course a total of 6 hours and 49 minutes. Staff was rude to multiple groups in front and behind us, and wouldn’t be understanding/provide options to those who had other commitments later that late afternoon/evening.

Payed for 18 holes and only got 9 in cause of the pace of play would like a refund or a credit for 9 holes

Course was in good shape. Greens were a little beat up, but still fun to play. The weather was hot and there was no water available on the course. There were water coolers on the course, but they were empty.

Excellent value for the price!

This place cannot be beat. It’s beautiful, it’s in great shape, and the customer service is off the charts good. If it weren’t so far from the city I’d play here daily. I will say that with the weather we have had the greens are… JUST slightly behind what I’ve seen there in their peak. We are talking 8.5 instead of 9.5 though and it wouldn’t cause me a moment of hesitation in going back.

W extend to play this course at least one day per week with some off weeks. Whether playing 9 holes or 18 holes, the challenge is there. We love the elevation changes and the overall views on the course.

Greystone is such a nice course but it’s a shame that the greens are always in such bad shape. This course doesn’t do well with wetness in general. But the greens are ALWAYS sooo soft like they just had a monsoon. Given the amount of play the course gets the greens get absolutely chewed. Yesterday was no different. I swear people drag their clubs all over the greens leaving gashes along with the footprints and ballmarks so deep that you can’t get the grass of the green back into them. It’s just unputtable for most of the day. If only they could find a way to firm the greens up so people’s feet and approach shots weren’t so damaging, the course would be stunning. I can’t say I would recommend playing it right now. Not unless it’s a crazy cheap hot deal.

The tee boxes and fairways are in great condition. The greens are horrible because nobody ever seems to fix the ball marks on the greens. It is like putting on the surface of the moon. I repaired over 200 myself during my round. If the staff would emphasize the importance of repairing ball marks on the greens and place courtesy signs up, the course would be a top notch course in the area.