The River Club Golf & Learning Center

I played the course at 930am Saturday April 15, 2023. I'm from near Indianapolis. I was visiting my daughter in Nashville and played with her significant other. All I can say is I was extremely disappointed in the price I paid relative to the condition of the course. The course was in terrible shape from tee to green with dirt and bare spots throughout the fairways and the greens were recently aerated and sandy and barely puttable. I can honestly say it's the worst course I've played. It should have been no more than $30 and definitely not $59. Plus, I've never paid $59 for a couse that allows golfers to wear t-shirts on the course. Where I'm from is the home of legendary course designer Pete Dye and I play several Pete Dye courses that are amazing and they cost less than $59. I was robbed of my money and an enjoyable round of golf that day. The one positive I will say is the double layout over 9 holes was interesting and something new and fun.

I had heard this course was a very good course. I decided to play it to see if it was any good after all. It was not what I was expecting. The range was in excellent condition; the practice greens were great also. The course, however, was the opposite. The tee boxes were overgrown and had bare patches. The fairways were missing some grass and were not well groomed. The greens were the only thing that made the course enjoyable. My least favorite thing is that the course is 9 holes, but plays like 18. You are supposed to play from different tee boxes to make up different yardages, and they had two different flags for each hole. This made the course layout horrible. You always had to check your scorecard to see which tee box to play. There were many blind shots, that I don't usually mind. However, you never knew which green you were supposed to hit to, and there was no course overview on the scorecard. Overall, the amenities are nice, but the course was not impressive.