GreyStone Golf Club

overall the course was in good shape. The greens were pretty much unplayable with lots of divots. I would definitely go back, but the greens need some R&R

Just starting out playing again and have heard that this course was worth the drive from Nashville multiple times. I'm happy I took that recommendation. Great value and a beautiful area to play in.

Greystone is a fantastic golf course with a challenging layout. Truly a beautiful course up in the hills of Dickson, TN. My one complaint is the condition of the greens. We played on a late Sunday morning, mid-August, and the greens were in horrible condition. I'm talking hundreds of divot marks on each green. And about 25% of Hole #9 is like a hard mud with no grass.

It's almost like they water them to death and each ball that hits the green goes an inch into the green and the grass never re-grows after the divot is fixed. I'm no expert in grounds but this needs to be addressed.

Outside of the severe issue on the greens, the course is in great shape.

Even with a tournament going on, and some overbooking, the staff was able to set everyone up to play with a great pace. The layout and condition of the course was very nice, an excellent value for your money. Greystone lives up to the hype. Only con is that they were out of logo balls in the pro shop!

Had a great day golfing with my son. The course can be challenging but you can score well with properly placed shots. Play was a little slow because they were so busy. Staff was very friendly!

This course is one of the nicest I've played in years. Greens were recently aerated and still rolled perfectly. No patchiness to the grass anywhere even with the heat recently. Clubhouse is amazing and staff was wonderful. Will definitely be making the 45 minutes drive to play again.

Greens were in terrible shape, especially the back 9 which had been punched. Would have been nice to know before booking.

Patchy, bare, muddy, bumpy greens.

The reason I travel out to Greystone is the fantastic layout and great condition of the course. Thoroughly enjoyed the round today out there. Greens are peppered but roll pretty true. Thanks for a great round.

The staff is great, the course is challenging , and the design in unique. This is by far the best value course available within 100 miles of Nashville.

Greystone is the best public course in Middle Tennessee. I quit my private club, in my neighborhood, because I'd rather drive 40 minutes to Dixon to play Greystone.

Greens are in pretty bad shape. But that’s to be expected this time of year, given the heat and amount of play this course sees. I’m not a super, I’m sure they’re doing their best, but the greens are sooooo soft. It’s not even the ball marks people don’t fix. It’s the spike damage from peoples feet walking on such soft greens. If there’s a way to firm them up to make them more durable, that would really help. Rest of the course is pristine, as usual. Still one of the best public courses in Nashville area.

Conditions great all around, greens a little beat up but they were soft so understandable due to alot of play. A links course that is pretty wide but has some angles on most tees shots where trouble waits in the form of long grass mainly, if in there you'll be ;lucky to find your ball, I didn't find one, fairways like carpet and greens putted nicely medium speed, played the blue tees with 5 penalty shots, 2 three putts, no birdies but I scared the hole many times, blazed in with a 84, the penalty shots were basically all bad decisions. Recommend.