Tennessee Centennial Golf Course

Greens had been punched n sanded
3 foot putts unmakable !!!!!!!!
Course rate 26$
Golfnow rate 29$
Golfnow I'm sure was not aware of condition of greens
Please. Have participating course relate course condition when airlifting greens

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Nice course.... well maintained.... friendly mgt

The course was in great shape for the early season. The staff was friendly and very helpful. Overall, I could not find one thing wrong with the course. It is absolutely beautiful and has challenging and fun holes. Great course.

The course was overbooked and we had to wait for a cart. Play was very so and what normally takes 31/2 hrs. was extended to almost 41/2 hrs. I realize its been a tough winter for golf courses but quit overbooking. I would not recommend anyone play this course for at least a month.

Challenging course that requires good shot placement or the lost balls and penalties will start to add up. Tee boxes, fairways and most of the greens in good shape. There were a handful of greens that were a bit rough. In all fairness to the course it seems they get a lot of play and more players than normal either refuse or do not know how to properly repair ball marks. The greens were on the slow side. Full practice areas available including a nice driving range, chipping green and a large multi-tiered putting green. I think the clubhouse staff were having a bad day. They were very short on information especially for our group who had never played the course before. Seemed as if we were bothering them by just being there. Nothing to stop me from coming back though.

This course has great feature This course has great features, everythings goooood.s, everythings gooooo.

greens were in good shape for the time of year. staff was very friendly.

We had to wait an hour past our tee time. There were way too many players booked at the same time and nobody from the staff made an effort to speed up play.

No 1 requires a good drive to be in play. Being it is the first shot is not always conducive to a good result. No 18 requires more than average accuracy in both direction and length. The approach shot is across a waste area that is 165 yards or more depending on your first shot.

The fairways and greens are in great condition. The setting is beautiful with rolling hills and trees.

I wonder if the customer base for this course understands how to repair a ball mark on the green. The greens were peppered with ball marks and some marks where never attempted to be repaired. We played in July which I understand is a tough month weather wise on courses in this area. Still repairing ball marks is indifferent to the weather. The conditions of the greens made for a disappointing day.

The fairways were clean, mowed at the appropriate height and in generally good shape. The grass on the tee boxes was a little sparse and compacted.

There are too many other courses in the area for this to be a repeat visit on my next trip to Knoxville.

I always seem to gravitate to Centennial for a good location and solid price from Golf Now.... but it's getting harder and harder to justify going back.

Course was in tough shape top to bottom. Greens were very bumpy and not only needed to be cut but had insect holes and dead spots everywhere. The area around the greens was also shaggy and appeared to be forgotten about and nearly every tee box was beat up and rock hard.

Pace of play is always an issue at Centennial as well due to the blind tee boxes all over the place and the bottleneck design.

Picture attached was one of many green areas that looked similar to this.

Centennial is a pleasure to play and a real challenge. A mixture of tight holes and open ones but each ending with undulating greens. Staff is very friendly and the value is tough to beat in East Tennessee.

Greens had just been aerated but were still rolling true. Fairways were in immaculate shape. Course is challenging. There are risk/reward holes, some tight fairways and others are wide open. Layout is great. Green fees were cheaper because of aeration but would still pay normal price.

good but not great. Course could be great if the greens were maintained.

The course is laid out well, but needs attention. You cannot see the fairway from the #1 tee due to the overgrowth of the trees. Most of the greens are rough. Ball bounces its way to the hole. Overall, I like the course, but was dissappointed after driving 55 minutes to get there.

Tee boxes were in really bad shape. I could hardly get a tee in the ground. Grass very spotty on tee box. Green rough and bumpy

Centennial is a wonderfully challenging course. My partner and I played the Senior (black) tees as we both drive in the sub 200yd range. This made nearly every hole reachable if we stretched our envelope a bit. Lest you think it easy, there are plenty of challenges that force concentration and planning or trouble awaits. Well maintained course and facilities. We will be back again.

There are a few holes that are very difficult for seniors and ladies.
Fairways were in good shape. Some of the greens needed work.

Centennial has a great layout and is challenging for all types of golfers. But I was disappointed that the greens were in such awful shape and the tee boxes were not much better.