GreyStone Golf Club

When Greystone is in good condition, it is a top notch course. Great layout, challenging holes, some easier ones.

Ended up only playing the front 9. Unfortunately, they must have lost the greens not too long ago. And most of the fairways are burned out. It makes for long drives cause of the roll out, but it also makes it unpredictable.

The greens have a lot of bare spots around the edges and are not rolling smoothly at the moment.

It would be nice of management to post the current condition or lack thereof on their website and GolfNow so that golfers don’t drive out over and hire, if they come from Nashville or further out, and are faced with a course they didn’t anticipate. I was made aware of the greens not being in top shape, but only because I was planning to play in a tournament this coming weekend and the tournament director send out a note of caution.

I love this course but it is unplayable right now. The greens are completely ruined for the rest of this year and maybe next. I can’t believe they are charging $80+ in this condition

Normally Greystone is a fantastic golf course….i live in the Nashville area and play this course usually once a month. That being said the greens at Greystone are lost. They of course did not tell us this when we booked our tee time…..paid full price 60.00 that was with range balls and was very disappointed once we made it to the green on the 1st hole. I’m assuming the heat and lack of rain took its toll. That I can understand if they would’ve told me and probably still would’ve played just because of the history of this great course. As of now I would not play here and save the money…the greens have little grass on them and are nearly unplayable

This course could be amazing if the greens were actually okay. They are terrible, no actual grass on greens. Patchy, couldn’t really read or play the green in any way. Apart from that, staff was really nice and easy to deal with. Course has great potential to be a very fun place to play, however, conditions in general kind of destroy the experience.

Course was horrible. Greens were the worst I've ever seen unless you put the ball 6" from the pin no way you're one putting. Don't waste your money. I will not pay to play there again

The course layout is great however the condition of the course was terrible. The greens were horrendous, every green was mostly bare spots with a scattering of grass. The grounds keeper should be ashamed of the condition of the course.

Spoke with the superintendent. This poor guy is short/staffed, experienced abundance of rain in June during a tournament and lost more than half the greens. They are in very bad shape- no turf at all in some locations on many of the greens. Fairways are brown despite the rain in Middle Tennessee. Meanwhile, there are no indications of the course conditions given verbally or anywhere on the Greystone website. If you value your golf, do not play here until you call and get course update. The course should be closed until the greens are re-established. Poorly managed by the office.

Dead greens and no monetary kick back because of it sucked.

Greens were almost unplayable especially for the time of year.

Layout was extremely fun. Some easy holes and some difficult ones. The greens are dead. They’ve definitely mismanaged them and are over 50% gone on most greens. I was excited to play here because of the reputation but unfortunately it’s just not worth it. $90 weekend rate for a course that has lost most of their greens just won’t cut it.

Before I offer my critique I want to say that I do this as a huge fan of this course asI’ve been playing and bragging on Greystone for 20 years. I have left a half a dozen four or five star reviews over the years, but I have never seen it or any course in the area is as poor of shape as it is now. After playing the course two weeks ago, and a dozen times earlier this year, I was considering rejoining the course again as it was in excellent shape, even though the thin grassed greens are marked up from plenty play as usual. How is it that public courses in Nashville such as McCabe and Percy Warner consistently have better greens then expensive private Greystone? Before you think well they’re different types of greens/grass…OK then GS to consider redoing the greens once and for all, because in its current condition it is not worth making the drive from Nashville to play it for free. If I was a member, I would have to suspend or cancel my membership until they improve the greens year-round.. You can’t blame the weather or anything else, when other courses in the area are not in unplayable conditions like Greystone is now.

I’m convinced that every 4-5 star review is from an employee or relative. Someone a month ago said the greens roll pure. Impossible! The greens are trash and the fairways are barely above average. Great layout but don’t expect to be rewarded for a green in regulation…Lol.

The “greens” seem to be mostly packed down black dirt. This place has huge potential and from other comments used to be top notch. For the price and distance from Nashville it’s a letdown. Hitting a green in regulation is meaningless when the putting surface is really poor.

The greens are dead!!!!!! $113 for 2 people to play a course with dead greens!!!! Highly disappointed that no one told us in the pro shop before we tee’d off. Imagine topping the hill on hole 1 to see a barren wasteland that is #1 green!

Great course!

Greens are being worked on but usually perfect!!!

The greens are burnt out. The rest of the course is in great shape but until the greens are back in late fall or next spring, I would not recommend.

Very beautiful course, extremely overbooked and crowded. Over 5 hours for a round. Dissapointed in staff friendliness and the pace of play was honestly miserable.

I’m new to Tennessee! First time playing this course! It was beautiful and amazing! I got paired up with great company too! I’ll be back!