Timber Truss Golf Course

The carts shut down if you out of the fairway. They should tell me that so I’m not pushing my cart.

Course was in playable condition but nowhere near as good as it used to be. Lots of drainage issues that they are actively trying to fix. Would not pay $60 to play here again as it is right now.

Now that winter is over, the course is starting to get better and more attractive to the eyes. Some work being done on the car paths and tee boxes. We'll have to wait and see in a month if it will be a hot bed for golfers

Course was in great condition for this time of year. Staff was very friendly.

Prioritize drainage infrastructure on fairways and cart paths; otherwise overall course is growing in nicely!

First greens were not good and very slow. One group had the whole course backed up and the round turned into over 5 hours. Several holes are in need of severe maintenance, most tee boxes are not level and hard to hit from. The carts and scorecards were nice.

Great course but sometimes the booking times can get backed up but overall everyone is great and friendly and this is still one of my favorite courses. We teamed up with randoms last time and it worked out well still a great course with good prices

Walked the Front 9.

Such a beautiful to walk. Wish I had time to walk the whole 18.

The amenities were great and the concessions were not pricey. Will definitely be back when I catch another great deal.

We’ve had a hard summer with high temperatures and very little rain, so I expected the course to have been affected. But, not to the extent that it has been.

First the good - pro shop staff is friendly and welcoming; most of the greens are in good condition and the pace of play was good (likely due to low turnout). Here’s the bad - entire fairways, or at least a majority of the, are just bare dirt; tee boxes range from just ok to poor. The 16th hole is just a major mess and needs a complete makeover.

I caught a GN Hotdeal for $30, but that was too much for a course in this condition.

My Wife and I decided to take the opportunity to go out in this beautiful weather and play 18 at Timbertruss.

This course plays great, open fairways, decent greens, plenty of hazards that are not to difficult to avoid.

The true hazards to avoid are sadly all over the fairways on this course. Holes are everywhere, not flagged off or marked making it very dangerous to walk the course without breaking your ankle.. in fact I rolled mine on the 14th walking up to the green.. this was after my wife and I witnessed a gentleman crash into a large unmarked hole. We ran over to assist, he was not moving, he hit his chest hard on the steering wheel. We got him unstuck and he left for the day.. I feel this could easily been avoided by marking off with flags...Also fix your tee boxes show them some love too, because that's the only 2 flaws I found in this beautiful course.. overall a great place to play just a few big flaws..

Greens were nice. Horrible fairways, tee boxes, everything else. Worst shape it's ever been in and I've played it off and on for 30 years. Not worth the trip - go somewhere else until they improve it. They also need a starter and a marshall on the course. We got stacked up three groups deep behind a threesome that was slow and did not let anyone play through.

This course is pretty short, but fair. We, unfortunately, had some slower groups in front of us. The greens are firm, but you can hold a wedge. However, it is challenging and requires precision off the tee with some tee shots. You can get by with errant shots on some holes as it's a short course. Golf has seen increasing prices since COVID. I thought $75 was a little too high for the course, but it's what golf has become.

I was really impressed with the course. Was better than expected. Greens were great!

This course was not well manicured! Too much overgrowth and not well drained! If you didn’t land in the fairway along the first growth your ball was lost!

This is one of the few golf courses that I've played here in the Tri-State area that has a lot of green grass for this time of the year. The rough on this course is no joke! But it's bad when the rough is thick and you have uncut grass to go with it. Retrieving your ball is a search of a different kind. If you want to score well the fairways will be your friend. No card girl but restrooms are available on the course. Will definitely play again, but do your homework before playing the 1st time....

Paid $32 under a hot deal on a Tuesday. The value for the quality of course is very good and way better than local muni courses in Memphis. All the fairways/greens were in good shape and healthy. There is not a lot of bunkers on the course but about 50% of them were in good condition and the others I would just drop your ball out since its like caked clay in there.

My biggest issue was I tee'd off at 1:45pm and did not finish 18 holes until 6pm due to playing behind two back to back groups of geriatric 4 somes. The management does not allow groups to start on both #1 and #10 so it ended up being a line of several groups playing behind these old folks and no one could play through. On the back 9, consecutive holes had 3 different groups waiting to tee off. This course should get a starter and allow people to start on both the front/back 9's.

The course does have a driving range but the prices are a bit steep ($9 for a small bucket) and there is not easy way to access it from their GPS carts so I had to park by the #1 teebox and walk my bag across the street to hit at the range.