Gaylord Opryland Resort & Conference Center

What a gorgeous course, the par 3 13th hole was awesome. Alot of hills which gives it a challenge..super helpful rangers to guide you throughout the course as you can get a little lost on where the next hole is. Staff was unbelievably friendly. They even let us use their facilities (shower) and hang out for a while before our flight out. Will definitely golf here again when I'm back in Nashville

This course was absolutely amazing from start to finish! Nothing but great things to say, the greens were immaculate! The whole course wasn’t beautiful condition! All the views of all the holes were gorgeous!

The staff was very friendly and accommodating and the facilities top notch. The rental clubs we top of the line and the course challenging an in excellent condition. Highly recommend .

Only 10 av to play due to heavy rains. Clubhouse said nothing until I asked if we could proceed to the 1st tee. Paid for 18 holes, only played 14

Paid for 18 but was told could only play 10 holes.....

Gaylord is taking advantage of the limited public courses in Nashville. Absolutely no reason for a 150+ round at this course. I’m quite bummed they are taking advantage of folks

Cart restrictions were quite a pain, but I understand the need at times. Should probably adjust cart restrictions based on the weather, being 60-67 and relatively firm.

As a resident of Connecticut, I should be ecstatic to have been able to actually tee off on t-boxes and putt on greens; however, the course was underwater! The t-boxes were mud with standing water the fairways the same. greens were in solid shape The staff was great, though

Great place to play golf while in the Nashville Area

Enjoyed the course, but not only CPO but the course was very wet. All fairways were wet. No real place to clean and place. I’d play this again if it were dry. I’d avoid playing here if it’s CPO.

Considering it was 2/24, the course was in great shape. Greens were fast and rolled smoothly. Will play again on my next visit in May

This course is absolutely a MUST PLAY in middle Tennessee. From the get go you drive along the entire course and you pull up to an impressive 2 story massive clubhouse. Upon arrival they do have a bag drop area which I suggest you use since it is a little bit of a trek from the parking lot to the actual loading area. The starters and cart workers are always a tad on the brash side but you can get that everywhere. I was there on a very busy day and did request my own cart, which they did oblige, but weren't very happy about it (I paid extra to do this).

The clubhouse workers are very friendly, accommodating and are on top of everything. The pro shop itself is one of the nicest in the area with everything imaginable to purchase if needed. The bar area is nice and a good place to get food/drink.

Now onto the golf. The teetimes are properly spaced out and I had an 11:00 tee time and we started exactly on time. Most courses are very lax about this but I very much appreciate their attention to detail.

This course is a challenging, links style championship golf course and if you haven't ever played here I would recommend pairing up with people who have. I have played here numerous times so I somewhat no the ins and outs of the course. I played with 3 others who were friendly and played at a nice pace.

The fairways are as firm as to be expected for the end of February, the rough is penalizing, but not over bearing, and the greens are lightning fast for this time of year and you absolutely had to be below the hole. Overall, if you live in Nashville or are visiting, this course is one of the best around and you'll be hard pressed to find any place in the immediate area any better