GreyStone Golf Club

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!

Beautiful course as always. Rough is tough and the greens roll beautifully. Always enjoy GreyStone!

Course is rounding into peak condition as the greens were healthy and not as marked up from play as usual and the zoysia is almost fully grown in.

Course condition has taken a step back over the years. Many of the areas of fringe around the green were unplayable with no sod laid. Made it so there was no running any shots up or putting from off the green.

Still a great track overall. But with prices increasing, conditions in decline and pace of play taking over 5hrs to play, it makes driving out to Dickson so play this course difficult.

Great course the greens were in really good condition. I did not like that. They had run out of balls at the driving range so we couldn’t really warm up and it was crowded but for the price, what can you expect? They exceed expectations.

This course is in great condition. It is challenging but fair. The elevation changes and beautiful scenery made for a great day of golf. It was a bargain.

This place is weird. Gorgeous course, fun layout, almost always poorly maintained, seemingly on purpose. I say that because I’ve played Greystone in competitive play and they can almost instantly transform the conditions to near perfection - when they want to. It seems they prefer to keep the course shaggy and spotty in general maybe to keep it cheap? I’d rather they raise the prices a bit and actually take care of the place. The greens are rolling like a 7 or 8. I had a big downhill putt stop feet short on the downslope on number 4. It’s still spring, the bent grass can survive being cut short. Speed up these greens. They look like shag carpets.