Gallatin Tennessee Golf Courses

Gallatin Tennessee Golf Courses

Featured Golf Course Review:

Long Hollow Golf Course -- *Kids who LOVE to play golf can't (welcome to Long Hollow)*
Review by: Rich Truesdale	The course is not that bad but;they discourage young golfers to play, I wonder how old Tiger was when he was aloud to play?
From Gallatin, TN

Golf Courses: Additional Golf Course Reviews:

Gallatin Country Club -- *fun and friendly golf course*
Review by: George Smith	Great 9 hole golf course with many activities for men and women. Well maintained course. Very friendly members of all ages.
From Anonymous

Gallatin Country Club -- *gallatin cc*
Review by: Jason H	This is a short course with small, fast greens. Practically all the trouble comes into play on the right side of the holes. There are no water hazards and a few sandtraps. Rates are reasonable and the bar and grill are above par.
From Gallatin , TN USA

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Course Reviews

Odyssey Golf Course
"Odyssey is a good course"
I REALLY like this course. It is pretty long (which suits my game well), and there are a lot of places you can get yourself in trouble. The greens are tough to speak of...as pin placement can make this course one of the most challenging in the area (pretty serious breaks), or just a nice Sunday afternoon hackin' with the boys (dead-flat) if greenskeepers are being generous. They have GPS in their golf carts, and charge reasonable fees. The course is very-well maintained, with water in play on a bunch of the holes. In my opinion, Odyssey is the best bang for your buck in the area.
---xxxx, Mokena, IL
Clayton Park Golf Course
"fun"
It is very challenging.
---Bob Peterson, Drexel hill ,Pa USA
Plymouth Country Club
"Review of Plymouth Country Club"
Beautiful course, very good conditiion. Par 69. A hidden jewel. Very difficult greens. You have to be accurate. With all of the new courses in plymouth in recent years,this course still ranks among the best South of Boston
---Anonymous, MA
Corry Country Club
"A GOLFING EPIPHANY"
How many of us can go back to a course that held many wonderful memories for us 40 years later and have those memories validated and surpassed by the track's present day shape? As a seeker of hidden golfing gems, Corry Country Club is a diamond, and I highly recommend it. The morning I played there, a tournament was set for the afternoon, and I was the only player on the course. May I say that every hole was a delight, deja vu 40 years later, only much much better! I've played throughout the US, Caribbean, China and Indonesia. at Corry, the tees are a treat, the fairways wonderful--I carried my bag and walked the 9 holes--the hills higher, the gullies deeper, the trees and woods taller and thickerthan remembered, and the greens, what a treat--challenging and quick and smooth! And, it is so-o-o-o beautifully quiet! These days there's a driving range. We used to hit them across the 9th fairway! The range is simple and is ringed with pines, the tees are below a rise which makes your ball seem to off into infinity. The clubhouse has been updated, there's a trophy room, my Mom, Edwina Brown, is the first lady listed on the Ladies Club Championship plaque. A restaurant with a good view of the course, and a good pro shop.
---Bonnie Brown, Miami Beach, FL