Old Hickory Golf Club

The course was in awesome condition tee to green. The greens are still punched and returning, so they're in bad shape. However, when we approached the 4th tee box we found a shattered liquor bottle on the tee box with a note from the group before that there was a drunken group slowing everything down. When we called the pro shop to let them know people were literally vandalizing the course and just acting like belligerent idiots. We were told by Troy in the pro shop they're a part of a paying tournament and nothing will be done. It's a shame because this is supposed to be an upscale course, but the employees take no pride in their course.

aerated greens were inconsistent leading to impossible putting conditions.

I was very disappointed the greens were punched and almost impossible to putt. Was told via phone that they were fully healed and "pristine". Drove an hour and a half because of that info.

Greens aerated change the whole experience. I'd appreciate a warning before booking. (I checked the course website and it did not say anything either).

Some Fairways were rough.

I would go back in a few weeks to see if it has improved, because I use to like that course even during the winter. Maintenance has been poor this year.

Great course. Tee boxes for seniors is a bit long. Course should add senior tee box between white and red tees

I woke up this past Saturday thinking we were in for weather, so I didn't make a tee time anywhere. Logged on to golfnow and started looking after a quick check on weather, I had a window for a morning round with a possible weather (rain) situation.

As I walked into the pro shop, the large wood doors made me feel like I was playing at a country club. The gentleman behind the counter said good morning before I could even look up to realize my surroundings. He was very alert and attentive to any questions I had, smiling the entire time. First impression, great.

As I made my way to practice area, I realized that though it was in the 70's in February there wasn't many on the course. This got me excited, as I don't like playing on top of group in front, or with a group close behind. I linked up with two guys my age along with an older gentleman who was joing us for 9.

The course conditions were excellent, I couldn't find anything negative about the course for this time of year. I was pleased with my play and played the par 3's even par. I didnt dislike any holes, playing them all with little knowledge of what was ahead, I had some fun.

Will be back, very soon!

Friendly and courteous staff, course is in great shape, thanks to the grounds staff. My favorite course.

Great course greens were great for the winter and still smooth. The starter was great at getting people out in time and managing players. Hard to control shots in wind.

Few players, so our twosome made good time, even though it was cart path only.

Greens were slower than expected.

A little snowman in one fairway was an added attraction.

A shot maker's dream, Old Hickory plays short but for all the right reasons. Carving through a housing community, the greens are quick but the layout is fun and challenging. Playing in late fall was tough considering all the leaves you could lose your ball in (even in the fairways), but if you can keep it relatively straight off the tee you'll enjoy. Pace of play was my only criticism, but that's what I get for playing it on a Sunday.

Club house staff are all arrogant and stuck up.they always look like they have the newest stuff and renovations in the clubhouse,and talking to the maintance crew(which are cool) they are underpaid and they drive all very old equipment which i imagine isnt good for the course.they act like people go tyere to sit at clubhouse and eat overpriced food that isnt even good.good course,could be better.clubhouse terrable.

Course was in good condition but green complexes are too challenging for regular golfers in the dryer fall weather. Most greens are either elevated or below the fairways and multi-leveled. Nearly impossible for most players to stick when running fast.

I have played the course several times this year. My consistent complaint is pace of play. Each time I've played here, it has taken over 4.5 hours to play although we were riding with the 90-degree cart rule in effect. Be prepared for frequent hit-and-waits. Other than that I really enjoy the course. I must admit that I have passed up on Old Hickory at least 10 to 15 times because of the pace of play. I really wish management would pay more attention to this issue.