Golf

None as The Hill.18 holes, it's worth it!

has a pill headed drunk for a mechanic.

I've been here 4 times now and have YET to have a bad experience. The burgers are legitimately the best around.

Had a blast

It a ok course but needs more work but cheep price to play

Excellent course, highly recommend, magnificent views

Great golf course. Well maintained with beautiful holes and views. Comparable or better than RTJ courses. Staff is very knowledgeable and helpful. You will enjoy the experience.

My favorite

Secretion is good..... but the prices are WAY TO HIGH..... VERY EXPENSIVE store....

I just don't care for golfing..

Had fun ,good exercise and see you next week!!! Eagle on 4th...

Fresh and delicious.

Grand National (Links course): If you're anticipating a treeless, duneland, links style layout, you'll be disappointed. If it's one of the RTJ Trail's most stunning woodland-lakeside courses that appeals, then you are in exactly the right place. Both the Links and Lake courses at Grand National, you''ll need to have a few spare balls in your bag and plenty of film (and/or battery life) in your camera.

So I decided to try this place out today. Background: New to the Nashville area, relatively new to golf. Was there for about 1 and a half - 2 hours on a Saturday morning. Didn't fill up completely, no waiting. Experience with staff: 5/5 Overall quite pleasant. The guy working the counter was sociable and informative. Gave me the schedule and # of the trainer there for lessons off the top of his head (they do have cards for him as well). Gave him my money and got my balls with ease. At one point I accidentally DRILLED the groundskeeper's vehicle while he was picking up balls. I raised my hand in apology and next time he was near me he jovially said "Don't worry about it man, it happens, part of the job, really, don't worry 'bout it. S'all good." Quite friendly interactions all around. Grounds quality: 4/5 They have numerous different ranges and layouts which is great. You can pick the longer 200-250+ (Woods at the end looks like its a little over 300 yards) range lanes which have well kept greens and mini fairways or the shorter pitch lanes. They have flags about every 50 yards which is helpful. There are a moderate amount of divots in between the ropes so I did have to place my ball a little bit to avoid them. They also have buckets of water and a scrubber for cleaning your clubs. Other than that, nothing fancy, seemed perfect for me as a beginner. Pretty sure they have a putting area on the other side of the building but didn't use it. Other players: 5/5 Kept to themselves (the way I like it) and didn't bother you. Didn't see anyone trying to study other people's swings or sideways glances when you shank either which can be irking. Other than, quite friendly if you do need to interact with them. I had a defective club (the head wasn't probably attached on my driver and flew off) and a gentleman next to me saw this and informed me that I should be able to get it replaced, and told me Dick's can usually repair them (Dick's replaced it free of charge, had the receipt and it was only a few days after purchase). Saw a couple people finish early and donate the remainder of their balls to the people next to them. One person next to me was smoking but I couldn't smell it and he was properly disposing of the butts, didn't matter to me but might to some.

Good place to play, not that well-known