GreyStone Golf Club

Scenic views of rolling hills and Grey Stone (hence the name). Lots of good risk reward on this course with very receptive greens that roll fairly true. My only “complaint” would be that I hoped for a faster rolling green. Definitely will be back.

Really bad pace of play. I stopped playing after 9 because I was on pace for a 6 hour round. Range didn’t have any balls when I went down there so I walked on the range to pick up ones that were already it. Course is in good condition.

Always love playing this course. Definitely the best course for the pricing. Greens are really soft and extremely receptive, but they are a tad bumpy in places because not everyone repairs their ball marks. And some time pace of play is very bad (people not letting you play through). Other than that you can’t ask for much more out of a course for the price they’re asking.

Definitely recommend.

Course was in fantastic shape Greens were quick. Was only about a 30 minute drive from North Nashville. I’ve played both Hermitage courses, Gaylord. I think this is my favorite. (Followed by Presidents @ hermitage). But it’s less than half the price

Some of the truest greens I have played on this year very comfortable to put and play this course with as much challenge you want you must keep it in the short grass on many holes or it can get you lovely course to play

Visiting Middle Tennessee from NJ and picked up a Sunday morning time. Layout was fantastic, you can see how difficult it would be for a high end amateur tournament or local professional event from the tips with the rough grown out and greens rolled and firm. Challenging tee shots and strategic bunker placement make driving the ball well a necessity. Greens were smooth, bunkers well maintained. Only issue was pace of play, no one monitoring the pace on course and the group in front of us was playing way too far back for their ability which was not enjoyable for us nor them I imagine. Play the correct tees for your ability and it is definitely worth the drive from Franklin.

Great course on a hot day. Plenty of good open fairways and a few tight holes. Paired up with another twosome and the pace of play was just fine. Didn’t see another group (on the 4th of July!) until the 18th hole. Definitely one of my favorite courses in middle TN.

Must play. Worth the drive from Nashville. Enjoyed it a lot

First time playing and worth the drive! Course was challenging but forgiving. Conditions were very good considering the amount of rain we’ve had.

Never had a bad experience at Greystone. Course is always in fantastic shape. I have played scrambles and single rounds of golf here during the fall, spring and summer seasons. Staff is friendly and helpful every step of the way. Every time, it’s been great. Greens were fast with true rolls. Love it here!

Very impressive that this course is rated #1 public course in Tennessee and was so cheap. Greens and fairways were in very good shape and the layout is pretty. Would definitely play again.

Good course. Was surprised that the starter let a fivesome tee off. Thought maybe one was just watching. That was not the case. Marshall just rode by and waved all day. I played behind them. This is a great course. Letting 5 play is a basic no no on the course.