GreyStone Golf Club

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.

Greens are a little sandy and bumpy right now, but you can tell they were probably aerated in the last few weeks. The course will fill out late spring and I'm sure it'll be in great shape then.

Fairways are brown this time of year and have a great stand of turf. Although the course is located in Dickson, TN it's definitely worth the drive.

The gravel aggregate is surfacing in the fairway bunkers. It happens over time. Just one of those evil necessities of maintaining a great golf venue. The green side bunkers are great.

The greens are the weakness of this course. They're probably the worst in the Nashville area. Until course management corrects this, Greystone will only be a fair tract at best. The root system is very shallow, which makes the greens very susceptible to lots of bad spots. Those who play Greystone don't repair their ball marks on the greens, which makes the greens even worse than they already are. I usually repair 5-10 per green when I play there.

Greens are bumpy and slow. Rest of the course is fine

Have played several time and love the course. However this time I took my wife and the course was pretty full with several other women playing that I noticed BUT not one bathroom available for ladies as all bathrooms were locked. Doesn’t make sense on a busy day. Ended up not being able to finish round as we lost our slot on the course because we had to drive all the way back to the clubhouse to use the facility. Unacceptable. Hopefully management corrects the concern.

Other than that a good course for good value.

I know it’s February but man the course is in really bad condition. I can forgive that because of the weather we’ve had.. but for $70?!?! You really should have a discounted rate lower than that for the winter. The greens were absolutely terrible. Bumpy and slow.

There is no water on the course and no bev cart. Well, at least you finally have gps on the carts..

Avoid this place till spring! Not worth the money right now!

I’ve played just about every course here in middle Tennessee. Greystone is a very fun layout and is in great conditions. Compared to the high prices at Gaylord and Towhee, it’s really hard to beat Greystone. Highly recommend this course.