Tennessee Centennial Golf Course

I enjoyed playing on this course. Not being a super golfer this course was fairly easy to play. challenging but rewarding. I plan to play here often.

Where to start? Friendly guy in the clubhouse is followed by a rude marshall at first tee. Even with 8-minute spacing in tee times, we are already standing and waiting on the second tee. Golf with a cart should take < 4 hours even with a full course. The marshall failed to maintain any pace of play, and we crawled to a 5:45 round. several greens are lost, with large patches of dead/burnt grass, and sand. apparently, no one knows how to fix a divot. I fixed my own and four or five more on every green. bunkers were completely unmaintained, and resembled waste areas. if you have not played there before, there are a couple of goofy holes, especially 18.

We played Centennial Golf course with an early morning tee time. The person in the pro shop was very nice and helpful. The starter was a bit overbearing and was a little in the way while we were trying to tee off of #1. He needs to stay back from the tee box and let the golfer play without his suggestions. The course was in very good condition. With several improvements that have been made in the past, this makes Centennial a very enjoyable course to play. Upon completion of the round we spoke with Brian the manager and he again made us feel very welcome and was very appreciative that we had chosen to play the course. I would go back and play again and would consider having a golf event at the golf course.

Sand traps in bad condition, not maintained, when groomed, still contain lots of nickel sized rocks.. Course does not drain well, carts must remain on path longer after rain than other courses that are not as hilly. This course is 5 min from my home, but I seldom play it for the above reasons.