Oak Hills Golf Course

I played this course about a month ago and was surprised by the condition. This is a course I've always like over the years. I went back on the 25th of November and for the most part the course was in good shape but the greens are slowly being takeover with black mold. The rest have spots of mold starting. Sorry I really liked this course but as others around here money becomes a big problem and so the courses suffer.

The course really has a nice setting. However, we were not impressed with the condition of the course. We were not informed one of the par 3's was closed, the greens were in rough shape and the tee boxes were terrible. The staff was very friendly and accommodating and weather was perfect!

Oak Hills is a great course just a short drive north from Nashville. They have an excellent team at the course that makes you feel welcome from the moment you walk in the pro shop to the moment you leave the course. The course itself is a very fun layout and I really enjoyed the overall experience. It is an exceptional value and I would recommend Oak Hills to anyone.

Found this course through a Hot Deal. I didn't know what to expect, but I'm trying to teach my 10 year-old son how to play golf and I couldn't resist the price. Basically, it is a good course with moderate challenges. The hole layout can be tricky to decipher and it is hilly in several places. I would hate to play the course on a "cart path only" day. The back 9 plays much faster than the front 9 but both are similar yardage. Several "over water" shots but no sand traps. It is a good course for my son and they encourage junior golfers by giving them a price break on fees. I'm no expert on golf courses or on golf, but I would say it is an average course but with a Hot Deal price it becomes a really good course!!

Glad I only paid Golf now hot deal price. Was not impressed with the course at all. GPS not updated greens in fair condition. No grass on tee boxes what there was for a tee box. Literally 2 clubs deep 10 yards wide no grass. Of couse not all the boxes. And to be honest not all were bare, as I was playing the blues because of the length. Some were okay. Only met 1 staff person so that was okay she was friendly . Not sure if I would play it again. I saw someone post about winter kill ..... it's July. Not a grass expert but could something have been done by now?

It has been over a year since I've played here. The course has been changed quite a bit on several holes due to selling some of their property. I wasn't a fan of the new holes and one of them on the front 9 was very confusing where to aim for the fair way. The course Tee boxes were pretty terrible, very little grass on about half of the tee boxes.

Probably the hilliest course I have ever played, and that's saying something -- I grew up playing a hilly course in Nashville.

Course condition -- the greens were smooth, soft, and receptive. The fairways, for the most part, had a good stand of Bermuda grass, but there were bare spots, especially on hole #6. Several tee boxes had suffered winter kill and were 50% bare.

Layout -- the front nine of this course has been altered due to the sale of some property to developers (the former hole #7 is now residences). The former hole #2, a killer par-5, has been split into a short par-3 and a par-4 (holes #5 & #6). SkyCaddie has not been updated, so it was difficult to discern yardages on some front-9 holes. The hilly layout created several blind shots.

My only complaint about this course is the back-nine par 3's, especially #16. A tiny, bare tee box tucked back in the trees, with a 150-yard carry over water, to a narrow green protected by water front and left, and trees right and back. There is simply no room to miss your tee shot here. And #13, a 96-yard par-3, appears as if they ran out of real estate after 17 holes and decided to place a tee box and green along the lake.

Local knowledge is a must. You have to know where and where not to hit the ball. I'll play it again simply to see how much better I score now that I have some familiarity with the course. And the beer is relatively cheap -- only $10 for a six-pack.

I've played town parks with more grass on them. Aside from the greens, which for the most part were in decent shape, most of the course is in abs9olute shambles. The fairways were littered with bare patches of soft dirt. What grass there was on the fairways was overgrown to the point where you couldn't tell the rough and fairway apart. The worst part was absolutely the tee boxes. See my attached pictures; there is barely any grass on most of the tee boxes. They are bumpy and bare. 2 of the Par 3's including the pics I took and attached were so un-hit-able that I just walked around until I found some spare grass to hit off of. In the attached pic you can see the tee box has absolutely ZERO grass. Its just dirt and some overgrown clovers. I hate coming on here to complain, but I say this for anyone like me who looks forward all week to escaping life's stresses on a golf course. If I could have my money, and beautiful sunny Sunday morning back I would. Go anywhere but here.

Good mix of hills,flats,and tight fairways.Tee boxes and fairways a little scruffy but greens in very good shape.Freindly staff.

I will most likelly play this course again I liked the layout and the staff was very friendly

I have played here several times and enjoyed it each time. I would recommend it to my friends. If I lived closer I would join.

After selling one of the holes on the course to developers, the owners have struggled to rearrange the course in a manner in which you can easily navigate 18 holes. An improvement in signage directing you to the next tee box would greatly help. The course features way too many blind holes where you have no idea where the green is located. Scorecards with pictures of the layout would help. That being said, it is a good round for the money and the staff is doing their best to improve the layout.

Had a great time. Beautiful course tall oaks waterfall lakes and beautiful greens

NOT FAIR TO JUDGE NOW WHILE UNDER CONSTRUCTION. VERY BAD CONDITION. WILL WAIT TILL SPRING TO PLAY AGAIN

Course is under major renovations. Will have to see how it is when it's done.

The lady in the clubhouse gave me a full verbal walk-through of how the holes were arranged during construction. Challenging holes, with nice greens. The weather was cloudy and it rained the previous night. All in all a good experience. Wouldn't mind playing again, once the construction is complete.

Greens excellent but difficult
course undergoing modifications but still good

With the price of this course me and my cousin figured it would end up being a very poor course but was not going to pass up the deal to play 18 and we had been looking to play at some courses that we had not before. Upon arrival we thought the course looked nice but could not tell much about it since it goes back a good ways. Entering the clubhouse, the staff was very friendly and willingly gave tips on a few of the greens. We enjoyed a nice 18 holes and had planned to visit another course we had never played but after enjoying the first round we decided to golf another round at Oak Hills instead. Overall, it was a great day and we ended up beating our best 2 man scramble score. We would both definitely recommend the course and we plan on visiting it again.

For the price this is a nice course. nothing fancy...just a an average course located 35 min north of Nashville if you're looking for something different.

I booked this round through golfnow last minute, thought the course was fun and it does have a few challenges especially the par 3's over water.
I would recomend playing here, BUT before you book on GOLFNOW do yourself a favor and CALL THE COURSE. I've been noticing that although some courses they do provide a discount like advertised MOST COURSES ARE ACTUALLY CHEAPER WITNOUT THE "SERVICE FEE"