GreyStone Golf Club

Other than the course being a little wet and not very good restaurant service, their is nothing else that is negative about the place.

Booked the course on-line, just passing through the area, called to inquire about conditions and recommendations. Staff welconed us newbies and made little in the way of warnings (path only conditions).

Got a great Wednesday rate and, due to a series of events had to alter from 4 to 3, players without incident.

Staff was very accommodating until...

Course being path only and, on course yardage identification was minimal; I wish I was "pushed" to purchase the yardage guide $2 for each cart.

I carry gps but, for my threesome (all first timers), path only made the challenge of the course and terrain a bit tme consuming.

I would have given a higher star rating if not for.....

On the 7th green my playing partners were told by the Marshall to, "pick up the pace", the group ahead was 2-holes ahead.

Never did we see this group from first tee to last. Who knows how far ahead of us they tee'd off but, we played the unmarked path only front nine in 2h:14m. For path only, I felt acceptable and felt harassed.

Presumably the two foursomes behind us (who were together) called in. After acknowledging them twice on and off the course we were given (we're regulars and we play in less than four hours scowls of death). We also saw them on the range prior and recognized they were not new to the course.

This course will challenge any player nicely, with a good choice of tees but be warned;

Several blind shots are a bit of an unfair challenge. (Especially hole 12)

For times of "path only" I would say staff should promote yardage cards and advise no way a good "first timer" play choice.

The terrain makes "path only" a "bring your hiking shoes" day in which I'd suggest one choose another option to play.

Beautiful, well maintained course. We should have had a great time. Instead we were called on Friday to alert us that our Saturday tee time could be pushed back because of an event. The event was the women's championship of the Southern Athletic Association, an event that I doubt snuck up on them. We were called again Saturday morning to let us know that our time had been moved from 2:09 to 2:40, putting us up against sunset to complete our round. When we drove to the course our GPS wanted us to take a road through a local quarry that was closed. This misinformation got us to the course at 2:25 for a 2:40 tee time. When I mentioned to the guy at the pro shop about the GPS mix up he said that happens to everyone and I should contact the folks at GPS. Huh? How about a warning note at the top of your website? Or maybe when you keep calling me to tell me your changing my pre-purchased tee time you give me a heads up on the directions. When we did arrive we were hurried onto the course so we could now have a 2:34 tee time. Make up your minds folks. It's a shame such a great course tries to pay for itself by squeezing every nickel they can, stacking groups on top of each other the way they did. I'd say enjoy the course but beware of how they manage it.

Love this course, the layout, the challenge, the staff and the views are awesome. Playing again on the 16th

5 stars but wet conditions after 3” of rain, excellent job Superintendent!! Thank You

Bent greens and a challenging layout make this a tough little course . 45 min west of Nashville. Friendly staff. Great rates. One of the best courses in the area. Highly recommend!

Everything was great at Greystone except for the fact that there was a college women's tournament going on that was EXTREMELY slow. The staff failed to mention that to us as we checked in.

At one time there were 4 groups backed up due to the ladies playing 4-somes (walking!).

My friend and I wound up asking for a rain check for the back 9, after it taking over THREE HOURS to play the front. They did agree to give us the rain checks.

I would ask the Greystone management to make sure the staff makes players aware of possible slow play due to a tournament.

Greystone is still one of my favorite courses in the Nashville area.

Great course conditions were decent considering weather the past month or so, pace of play was slow due to the course being full and first nice day in awhile, played with 2 members very enjoyable round

Great course to play any time. Even in winter the condition was great. Green was Rolling very well even now and I assume it would be even better in summer time. Great layout and fun to play. Combination of easy holes and difficult holes are very well balanced.

Starts out with a great price. From the first tee to the last green the challenge doesn’t stop. They have a fairway grass that is different to most visitors. Not to worry. The white tees for the fist time player with good skills OK. What a lot more, move to the blues.Take that drive from Franklin.

Greystone is a fantastic golf course! The layout is challenging from any of the 5 tee boxes. It is also visually stunning, even with the dormant grass in the Winter! I encourage anyone within the greater Nashville, TN area to take the drive to Dickson and enjoy a great round of Championship golf!!

In His Grip!

Eddie Sims

Tampa, FL

We teed off at 9:26. It was 30 degrees, which was not a surprise, but still VERY cold and windy. Even so, the course was in fine shape for winter, bunkers were very well maintained, greens were pretty good--would be excellent if people would repair ball marks. I will continue to return to Greystone, but next time it will be above 40 degrees!

A target course. Great layout for club selection, risk/reward. Good variety of elevation and direction. First time players should chose landing and run out areas carefully. Greens are pure and challenging. Visual is spectacular.

Love this course!! If you haven’t played it it’s a must..