Nashboro Golf Club

Just really wet the day after a tornado blew through. Cart path only always slows things down. Nice course.

It had rained for 30 hours straight before our round but the course was fine and we moved quickly through the course finishing our round in under four hours.

I've played here 5-6x before and never had a real issue other than a few times of crappy course conditions or a group slowing us down because they were goofing off. However, this time when we played on Sunday was one of the worst experiences of my entire golf "career" due to the extremely poor management decisions being made. They have now spaced all tee times 8 minutes apart for the whole day on Sunday due to not wanting to raise their prices to "the same level as their competitors." But 8 minutes for a 4-sum (2 minutes/person) to complete every hole while having the course stick to Cart Path Only is incredibly dumb. They're marshals are rude, arrogant, and completely out of line with 90% of what they say meanwhile you have weeds growing out of the greens so good luck trying to putt well. I will not be spending anymore time playing at this course and would recommend paying an extra $5-10 on a much nicer run course than this one.

Paid just under 300$ to take my sons out for a round on Easter Sunday. After nine holes the man taking the carts came up to me with an attitude telling us we need to pick up the pace and there’s 100 golfers stacked up behind us. I told him we’ve been just behind pace and that was due to a faulty golf cart that kept resetting and having to be put into reverse to go forward. Long story short we finished two holes ahead of the people behind us. Very rude to be treated that way and pay so much. Greens were seeding as well. Not the best conditions I’ve seen the course in.

The course was under repair after the storms I assume. Just wasn’t worth the price with the course in the shape it was in. The staff was great.

The course was one of the worst conditions I ever played.

My GPS got me within 5 minutes of course on time. I spent the next 20 minute driving around looking for the clubhouse. It’s nestled back in the woods behind several housing and apartment/condo communities, what’s confusing is there is no real clear signs pointing “This way to the clubhouse.” Further there are stop signs at streets for cart crossings, but the GPS does not recognize these. So when GPS says “turn left at the next Stop sign” DON’t DO IT if it is a cart crossing!!

Good round. Two dudes I was paired with took off before I got to the 1st tee. The 2 behind me, Ron and Steve were great though, invited me to join them, were very knowledgeable of the course and very helpful and patient with this old Yankee.

I would definitely like to get my son-in-law out to play this course with me. He’s in Brentwood.

Happy Thanksgiving.

Not bad but not great. Good course to play a relaxed golf round. Layout can be tough considering some of the tree lines off the tee box. Course is in slightly above average condition. Tee boxes were a little hairy but it rained recently so I imagine it may have been too wet to cut. Bunkers were bad, but it just rained so wet bunkers are never any good anyway. Clubhouse check in was fine, staff were fine, no complaints there. Greens are much slower than most courses in Nashville. Could’ve been rain related also, but the greens are forgiving as you can hit the ball hard and it stops more easily. My one gripe, I wish they would take some trees down to make some of the tee shots a bit easier for amateurs.