GreyStone Golf Club

This course is a must play everything is top notch as good or better than the Gaylord and better price

The course is in great shape considering the amount of rain we've had. I played the day after a huge storm, and it was definitely wet, but definitely playable. You could hear the water in your steps but it really didn't affect the shots being hit. A decent pair of golf shoes and a decent swing yielded good results. It was cart path only but that was totally warranted. Pace of play was great because the course was basically empty when I teed off. Another great day at Greystone.

First time playing it. Good price for 18 holes. Pace of play was good. Beautiful course & holes. Would definitely recommend

Nice course, unique layout. However, the pace of play was not monitored. There was some rain during the round, but no one was held to any standard of keeping up play. We got through 14 holes in just under 5 hours before we gave up and got tired of waiting for 2-3 groups on each tee. Course website says 13 minutes per hole or you’ll be forced to skip a hole. Didnt happen

Bathroom and locker room could use a cleaning and update.

Good course in the .middle of nowhere. Pace of play was a big problem. No water on course, only saw cart girl one time, no marshals. We still had a good time and the course made up for the lack of human element. Will play again.

For the price the greens and fringe are in horrible condition. First tee was backed up as usual so we started 20 min after our slot and it took us 6 hours to finish.

I think we all need to stop referring to Greystone as "the best public course in Nashville" or "hidden gem!" - it USED to be. Greystone really was one of the best courses in all of Tennessee. Thats why it almost annually hosts some of the best tournaments in the state. But its old reputation is the only thing keeping it afloat these days. For about a year, maybe two, Greystone has ferociously fallen off. An invasive species of grass has taken over all of the greens. The greens are splotched with countless patches of different colored grasses, some of which grow faster than others, leaving the greens extremely bumpy. This same problem has bled onto the fringes which are all but dead now, leaving 2-3 inch sprouts of grass in tennis ball sized patches. You literally cant putt from the fringes, it's pinball now. Its just really sad to see because the design of the course and its elevations are so much fun, and it deserves to be back to where it was just a couple years ago, rightfully referred to as the best around. Theres only so long that players can keep living in the past saying it's a great course while they look at miserable green conditions. After a while of waiting for them to "come back" you start to realize they arent.

excellent layout,,,will be fine once growing season begins

Excellent design,,,distance control premium importance

$80 was way too much for this course in winter conditions and with the greens recently aerated - which they didn’t tell us when booking or when checking in. The clubhouse is dated and seemed (and smelled dirty). Bathrooms were junky. Both need upgrades.

We paid $80 for winter conditions and recently punched/aerated greens. No one told us about the punched greens prior to us playing. These were $50-60 course conditions at best. Was really disappointed in the condition of the greens. Clubhouse is run down and felt dirty. Nothing about the day made me want to go back.

For the money and the drive to get there from Nashville it wasn't worth it. I know early in the season but the driving range had old matts, balls were all dirty, nobody at bag drop when you got there, every green was in rough shape with putts bouncing around, around greens were brutal with patches of dirt, etc.

I played Gaylord and Hermitage for the same money and the courses were awesome in comparison.

This course needs a makeover.