This is one of my home courses and it's always a great place to play. The layout of the course is…read moreexcellent and makes for a really enjoyable round of golf. The greens are usually in great shape and roll pure most of the time, which says a lot about how well the course is maintained. The staff have always been great to deal with and make the experience even better. The food is also a big plus here, which is something not every course gets right. I've also played in several tournaments here and they've always run smoothly. It's a great course for any tournament to be hosted at! Overall, it's worth every penny and definitely one of my favorite courses to play.

Our group of 15 enjoyed this club's hospitality mid May. We…read morewere from 8 states having a frat reunion. All people were cordial, service excellent, weather beautiful. Many thanks to all.

Website says $48 out of season, but they charge $70! False advertising…read more Driving range looks like it been closed for a while with no plans to reopen, greens are in terrible shape and full of weeds (even the putting green), rocky dirt in the fairways and close to the greens, cart path only on every hole despite being dry as a bone, no water anywhere on the course, and one portapotty. There is nothing even remotely worth $70 here.

Very disappointed in what used to be one of my favorite courses. Cart paths in disrepair, fairways?…read moreDid they have any? Tee boxes? Rocks all over the mounds by the greens, which were brown but did putt nice and fast. C'mon tennessee state parks you can do better than this.

I am a member of a club in this network - was traveling for work, and stopped for lunch with…read morefriends who live locally. The food was delicious (we all had salads with either blackened salmon or chicken) and the staff were super attentive and friendly. Will definitely come back!

DO NOT JOIN THIS CLUB unless you are an absolute self loathing golf junkie. Temple Hills is not an…read moreactual country club. It's a golf course that also happens to have a pool and a grille. Before you join, you should talk to at least 3 different members and ask them about their experience at Temple Hills and if ownership ever actually makes them feel like they are a member of a country club. I was, up until recently, a member for over 10 years and I can promise that anyone leaving a positive review on this site is not a member. You will never feel like a member of a country club while being here - other than paying $745 a month in dues, which doesn't include carts ($225 month), and XLife ($75). Save your money and just play as a guest! You could play here as a guest 8 times a month, still come out cheaper than being a member, and not have to deal with the frustrations of having your dues increase every year and getting nothing in return. Temple Hills isn't member owned, but it hasn't always been this bad. For the past 6 years, it's been owned by a vampire conglomerate corporation called Invited Clubs (go read their reviews. Maybe it's time for another rebrand?). Invited Clubs runs the place exactly like private equity would - they suck every last penny out of the club and reinvest nothing back. Our biggest investment/addition to our dilapidated club house last year was a $100 air compressor to clean your shoes before you enter so that we protect our grease stained carpet squares. Come tour the facilities and you will see exactly why everyone here despises the owners. Notice all the beautiful pictures on the wall in the hallway are of OTHER INVITED COUNTRY CLUBS, not ours. Talk about a slap in the face having to see that every time you enter the club house. For years, we've been promised upgrades. We've gone through multiple GM's and golf pros and nothing ever gets better because the ownership stays the same - just like the furniture and terrible food. Do not believe them when they say they are going to make investments. Our only hope was that Invited would eventually sell the place. I mentioned XLife earlier. This is an additional monthly charge that allows members to get half off dine in (only) food. Here's the problems with that - the food is terrible and overpriced. Also, Invited has clamped down so hard on spending, the restaurant is closed at least 3 days a week "due to staffing issues," even though your dues pay for them to be open. They also make zero food from scratch here, just reheated/fried Sysco slop. The best you can get in the mornings is a microwaved sausage biscuit, but only on the weekends and not until 9:30 when the "cook" finally shows up. I can promise that you will never entertain a client over a meal in the restaurant. It's that embarrassing. We didn't have a legit chef the last 5 years I was there, just a busted Waffle House crew that smells like weed. Usually, a place with food this terrible has great drink specials, but not here. We paid more for a beer at our country club than we do for any bar in the area. Seriously, you'll have a better and cheaper meal at Chili's. And the hardest part of it all to digest while you're shucking out $1k monthly is that MANAGEMENT DOES NOT CARE. They've already got your monthly dues in their pocket and that's good enough for them. The members would actually be better served if they leased the kitchen to someone else who has incentive to serve great food and keep the place packed. My advice to anyone thinking of joining here is to go visit Old Natchez, Nashville Golf Club, Westhaven, and Legends. Notice the facilities and amenities - the parking lot, the clubhouse, the restaurant, the furniture, and the menu. Take inventory of the vibe with the staff. How are they dressed and how do they present themselves? Does it look like they are reinvesting back into the club? Then come visit Temple Hills. The differences between here and other clubs are staggering, but keep in mind, the monthly dues are all cheaper elsewhere! Yes, Temple Hills has no waiting list and very low initiation fees, but there's a reason. The signs of a poorly managed business are everywhere as soon as you step onto the property and into the clubhouse. Don't make the same mistake I made. Talk to an actual member before you join!!!!!! To the management at Temple Hills - Before you reach out to me on here to dispel my opinion of the club, just know that I raised these concerns for 6 years and you did nothing. Too late now.

Metro Nashville operated course. Take tee times 7 days ahead for weekend play. Can be hard to get…read moreyour preferred time on a weekend unless you call 7 days prior for play next weekend. Considered to be the best of Metro's several golf courses. Located in southern portion of county, among the hills of the Harpeth River watershed. Bermuda fairways. And as of September, 2017, Tif Eagle bermuda greens. Tough par threes. Good mix of par fours. Outward sloping fairways on several doglegs make tee shot placement more difficult than at first sight (4, 9, 10, 16). Back tees about 6900 but plays a little shorter because of several elevated tees. Adjacent to Percy Warner Park. Beautiful surroundings and great views from several points on course. Comfortable, simple clubhouse with fairly good food and pretty good staff. Play goes pretty fast most all time.

Awesome course! Went very well with the driving range and getting a tee time. We were supposed to…read moreget a spot on Monday but were moved to play that Friday afternoon. Awesome sauce folks. You should visit in the morning! And if you say you don't like it I am sorry but I will say O my days!

This is a wonderful place to practice all the forms of golf…read more The driving range has about 20 stations. All of them appeared well kept. The grounds are well kept and there is plenty of parking. The staff is super friendly and their prices are beyond reasonable.

Course is beat up but the biggest joke of all is they charge you for balls to chip on the chipping…read moregreen. Never in my life have I heard of such a thing. Your course is a dump and you do something so ridiculous. Never would go back.

How fun is this?! You get to eat, drink and play all at once! This place is popular, I would…read morerecommend that you book your time slot, and actually book two slots, because one round is just not enough! You don't have to be good, you don't even need to know how to count, it's all done for you! It is just a great activity. Getting drink service while playing can be challenging during peak times. The food is bar food but on the better side of that. By now we must have visited at least a dozen times and I have never heard anyone in my groups having any complaints. I love to come here and I will be back soon again!

What a cool experience this place is!!! It's a tech infused mini golf course/ restaurant. You can…read morechoose between 9 or 18 hole golf course. I chose the $32 9 hole experience for 2 people. I would say that I really liked it. It took about 30ish minutes to complete. We didn't get food or drinks because we planned on getting them at our next stop. While this place was lovely and fun, I didn't not like how it started for a hot sec. Originally, I purchased a Groupon for their 9 hole experience which was $27. I got my code and put it in the website. However, the website wouldn't accept it. So when I went to call the restaurant to see how to correct the issue, there was no answer for 5 calls and an left voicemail. So I decided to purchase another 9 hole experience on their website. Which meant I paid $61 to play this game. But Groupon will refund me.

My husband and I decided to do a day trip to Clarksville, and wanted to play mini golf. Blazing…read morehot outside, so we opted for inside glow-in-the-dark mini golf at D&D. Foremost, the bathrooms were the cleanest pubic bathrooms I have ever encountered. That was a very pleasant suprise. The 18 hole course is relatively basic, with boards and movable plastic " rocks" being the obstacles. 2 of the holes were clever, #1 having a conveyer belt that takes your ball up, and another with a super cool optical illusion. (I won't spoil it). In the back, there are numerous arcade games... you could just spend your time in the arcade room and still have fun!!! Unfortunately, the change machine was out of order. This was a fun experience for us, being older adults, and it would be great for families, friends, or date night!

No idea who designed this place but something tells me they have never played D&D. It was literally…read morejust gnomes and unicorns with wings everywhere. Drove from Radcliff, KY to take my boyfriend here because he loves D&D. The black lights were at least cool.

I came here for a couple luncheons and really enjoyed myself. The staff were really friendly,…read moreservice was exceptional during the meeting, and it offered a warm feeling atmosphere. I think the food was good and I was very surprised that it tasted as fresh as it did. Often times, when at country clubs, places do not have the freshest taste when dining plated style and not buffet style. Whoever the chef is needs to know he makes a great asparagus! Only thing I'd complain about is the parking lot. It isn't overwhelming to park, but there is a lot of construction going on, and poor signage for directions on where to go when first approaching to find the place. Otherwise, I liked my visits here the last couple of times I've been!

Such a beautiful tennis facility to play at! Clay, hard and even a grass court! Upstairs there is a…read morewonderful patio/deck to watch matches. They even offered cold towels from the ice cooler that stayed cold much longer than expected. I really enjoy playing here.

President's Reserve course. Only 20 minutes from Nashville…read more The course is in great condition, beautiful, challenging and fun. Sheep roaming and mining their own business. Received a free round after 4th full priced round. Pretty good deal if you live nearby. And the beer after the round is only a penny per stroke, for real. You just need to show your scorecard. The total beers for our 3 some were less than $3.00. No joke!

Hermitage is the kind of course that makes you wonder if the grass has a skincare routine. The…read morefairways? Perfectly manicured--like they were trimmed by angels with tiny scissors. The greens? So smooth you'll want to roll a picnic blanket out and call it a day. Honestly, if your ball doesn't roll true here, that's on you, champ. The layout is fun, challenging, and just scenic enough to make you forget how many balls you've donated to the water hazards. It's the rare course where you'll finish 18 holes and think, "Yeah, I could do that again," even if your scorecard looks like a math problem gone wrong. Bottom line: Hermitage is a Nashville gem. Great condition, great vibes, and just enough beauty to distract you from your questionable swing mechanics.