Keith45

Played the course yesterday by myself for the first time. The greens were very small and thus difficult to hit even though the fairways were fairly generous. Additionally the course was very firm and it was difficult to hold any sort of chip/pitch near the hole. The hole layouts varied fairly well but all holes were very flat and thus the course wasn't very exciting. Overall it was in good shape, but you can find more interesting courses of comparable quality and price in the Nashville area.

I've been in the Nashville area for two months, and this course presented the best value for my money so far. Loved the course layout, as there are a lot of hills and slopes from the natural terrain. Greens were in great shape and the course played very fair. Some bare spots on a few fairways and a few greens that seemed too small for the hole (i.e. #9). For $25 via Hot Deal for a Sunday morning, we felt like we had the course to ourselves. Definitely a course more people should frequent. Not much in terms of extra amenities, but that doesn't bother me.

Enjoyed my first experience at Cedar Crest. I liked the layout with the exception that all the par 3s were similar in length from the white tees. Greens were in great shape, some patchy areas in fairways or rough. Will definitely be back -- very affordable for a reasonable round of golf.