3 Best Golf Courses in Nashville, TN

“Hermitage Golf Course is an award-winning golf course that was designed by well-renowned architect Denis Griffiths. This golf course features 7,200 yards through 300 acres of natural Tennessee wetlands and the beautiful Cumberland River banks. The course has a pro shop with accessories and equipment that golfers can use to fit all their golfing needs. Hermitage Golf Course is also ideal for hosting weddings and events based on your preference. Golf Digest Magazine has recognized this golf course as "one of the Top 10 in Tennessee." The General’s Retreat, built in 1986 with architect Gary Roger Baird, hosted the LPGA Sara Lee Classic from 1988 to 1999. They offer a variety of annual fee opportunities, including full, family, and weekday programs, and also offer golf, practice access, and other benefits to each membership category.”

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“Gaylord Springs Golf Links offers 18 holes bordered by limestone bluffs and wetlands. The golf course is carved from the Cumberland riverbanks into a par-72 layout. They are pleased to offer free golf for kids, and additionally, every time you play four rounds, your next round will be free for golfers of all levels. The challenges around every fairway bend force you to think and react, creating a satisfying finish every time you pull the flag from the cup. Gaylord Springs Golf Links offers top-notch golf services, including year-round golf instruction from PGA professionals, professional club fitting, and on-site club repair. The golf course will test and excite you from the moment you tee off until you pull your ball from the cup. The golf course has hole 1 with has 551 Yard and Par 5 and immediate eagle opportunity following a good tee shot to a wide and generous fairway.”

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“McCabe Golf Course is a public golf course that has a 27-hole golf course and a practice facility. The original 18 holes have large, tree-lined fairways and sand bunkers. The additional 9-hole course was added several years later to complete the 27-hole course. McCabe has a challenge for the experienced golfer, yet also provides a great venue for beginning golfers. The golf course has 5 active golf associations calling McCabe home. The Capital City Golf Association and The Sweathogs Golf Association, and the Metro Seniors' Golf Association are the men's groups. The ladies enjoy two very active groups, the Town and Country 18-Hole Women's Association and the NWSGA ladies who play 9 holes weekly in season. They offer 27 holes of great golf with putting/chipping area, and a driving range with three PGA Professionals available for individual or group lessons.”

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