Twelve Stones Golf Club

Me and a Pal played here last weekend. According to the starter, our golf now time was double booked and so we teed off later than anticipated. Luckily we were paired with a member so he gave us tips and true yardages to the creek that runs throughout the entire course. Without that we would’ve lost multiple balls because of the blind shots off the tee. The greens were just simply not good. Very furry. If you absolutely need a tee time for a weekend I guess you could play this, but I will not be back.

A shotmakers course to the max…,,,,,,Loved the course….

I play this course 3-4 times a year. I'm a little disappointed in the condition as it was always pretty well kept up. I'm told it's changed owners again and that could be the issue. Greens have some bad places in them. Tee boxes as well. I don't play it well but it's one of my favorite courses in Nashville, so I keep going back! Would recommend it, but beware the course is going through some tough times.

Tee boxes were really rough. Most of the course is either up a hill or down a hill. Our gps didn't work so it was hard to see where and how far trouble was. Pro shop has very little items with their logo on it. It was mid October sunny and 70. Greens were decent.

As usual the course is outstanding. Also as usual it is very dry. The greens are great, very fast and lush. The fairways are very good bermuda which of course is dormant now. Roughs are mowed high and are somewhat sparse which lets the ball settle down quite a bit and can be difficult to locate. Which is why I am always reminded to stay in the fairway! Wish I could. The tee boxes are another matter. Very dry and hard. Some of them were just dirt and most were very difficult to put a tee in. If they watered the tee boxes occasionally I would give this course a 4.7. As it was the other day, I give it a 4.3. Still a great place to play though, a great risk/reward course makes you think. And DO NOT MISS the Sandtrap Grill! Very excellent place to eat and have some beers after your round. The restaurant is a local favorite even for non-golfers.

I am a member and brought a friend. Absolutely loved it. Only issue was the rain, but we were able to play through. Staff and course is great.

You never know what shape this course will be in, but rest assured, there will be ball marks all over the green, heavy thick rough around the green and over priced for what it is. It used to he a horrible course but it's gotten better but still, they charge like it's a 5 star course...it ain't!

Twelve Stones Crossing is a fun course... I really enjoy the hilly layout with numerous elevated tees and greens.

But...several of the greens are in bad shape. Some of them have large bare dirt patches that force you to either putt through the sand or move your ball several feet to find an "all-grass" line to the hole.

This problem has persisted the last two seasons. If they can fix the greens, Twelve Stones Crossing would be one of my 3 favorite courses in the Nashville area.

The day I played they were doing some work on the course. All course conditions were fine except for a few spotty greens which they were working on. I really like this course and will play it many more times.

In terrible shape, won’t be back anytime soon. Greens need a lot of work. I’d go else where unless it’s a $15 round

Courses greens are very poorly maintained.

Course was very hilly a

But beautiful great value for the price and location.