Lake Tansi Village Resort

The only complaint I ever have with this course is pace of play. The Hot Deals are always in the 11 or 12 o'clock hours and you are always behind groups that play pretty slow. 4 1/2 hours is about average for a Friday afternoon with some rounds slower than that. I love the course and it is always in good conditions.

Don’t play this course if you want to be hounded by the cart rangers. They’re disrespectful and think they run the show. Had a cart ranger pull a gun on a guy in our group. Play here quite often and play the Fairfield courses. Never once have I had to deal with this type of unprofessionalism. Your employees reflect on your business. I don’t think I can play here again until ownership or management has a revamp of policies and new cart rangers.

In the past the greens have been very good but this year they have been extremely slow for the whole season

The place is immaculate. The staff exceedingly friendly. Best course I've played in recent memory. In the area for a week and will play it again before leaving. Can't say enough about great things about it.

Great parking, check in and staff. Course was in very playable shape considering the amount of rain we had. Greens were great . Rough was very rough. Layout of course is great. I will definitely be returning.

Played Lake Tansi several times. Course layout conditions were wonderful. Staff accommodating and welcoming and made you feel at home. Played in 3 1/2 hours with several par 4’s cart path only due to wetness. Course is a challenge yet playable. Greens were a little slow but that is due to rain and time of year we played. Fairways in great condition and rough a challenge. Would recommend for all levels of play with 5 sets of tees. Looking forward to visiting the course when back next year.

Been bring a group here 2 times a year for over 25 years. It is always in Great shape and staff is always friendly.

Lake Tansi is always well taken care of. This course, because they over seed) will be green in March when others are still dormant. I did notice about 13 of the 18 greens appeared to be a bit slower but this was probably mostly to guard them from the summer heat.

Tee we boxes, fairways and greens are in great shape. Greens had not been mowed since kids were going to play later. So, I was able to make some pits. I think this course can match any course in the county.

This course reminded of Bushwood on Caddieshack. Old school country club feel, but the course was in great shape and was a good challenge. The only negative I can say is that we teed off before a game that I guess the locals have routinely, and we teed off at 1pm. We were a foursome playing our own balls, and the game behind us was a scramble, so they were pushing us hard and we had to rush for the first several holes. Nothing that could be helped, but it made a pleasant round not as enjoyable. I would recommend this course and I would go back and play again any day.

Nice course, decent layout. Course looks good, for me there’s too much grass which sounds funny, but ball sits down in fairways too much making it more like a first cut than fairway, and greens were quite slow. I think most anyone that plays will enjoy the course but beware as a twosome you’ll be waiting on most every hole for the groups in front.

This place is always in great condition. I drive from Cookeville to play here at least 3 times a month. It’s the best around IMO.

Kicked off week of golf with Lake Tansi. Had not played this course in some time. Was very pleased with overall conditions. Course had some challenges but tees allowed various skill levels to enjoy the round. Although a "resort course", did not feel cramped or hemmed in by homes. Weather was outstanding which always helps. Staff was courteous and a couple of the players had breakfast, which was plentiful and good. Look forward to my next trip up the mountain.. Biggest issue with Crossville area is limited dining options.