ytomy88

If you’re in the Nashville area, it’s a bit of a drive up to Legacy. However, you’ll be rewarded with a terrific layout, and one that costs a fraction of a normal round. City is currently building new sewage drains straight through the course, and construction is present on 4-5 golf holes. The 9th hole is the only hole that is truly erected, as they had to move Tee Boxes up to fairway.

With all of that being said, it is better than any Nashville Metro Course and offers a challenge to any golfer. Undulating greens make scoring a challenge based on pin placement, but it is certainly fair. If your looking for a great value, I’d make the trip to play this course. Greens are in good shape, though there are sign of play (People need to Learn to fix divots).

I think for the value (low $20s) it is a nice course to play. I wouldn't play it on weekends, as members and staff don't seem very happy to have golfnow players around. One staff member flat out told me he doesn't like golfnow. The bunkers on the course are in surprisingly poor condition, while the rest of the course looks good. Obviously you want to be straight of the tee, but this layout definitely requires accurate long irons/woods/hybrids. A bad iron day on this course and you won't score. I think it is a fun course to play during the week and would recommend it to sup 15 Handicappers.

I played this course on a weekday, late afternoon and I couldn't finish due to the pace of play. I like playing fast, but this was too much. I was waiting 5 min between shots. I don't know if that was just a bad day, but I wasn't happy. As for the course, it's great. A very tight and tough course. If you don't hit it straight, don't bother. Great condition. If you are looking for a challenge for a low rate, this is your spot.