Twelve Stones Golf Club

They only allowed cart path and so over 20000 steps on watch. Had to hit near cart path, just has aerated the greens so putting difficult and generally not in great shape. The gps did not work in the cart, we were told they knew that -they were getting new carts so did not activate and course map not detailed. The golfers did not seem to follow t time so backed up. First time for negative review of course.

Got a golf now hot deal for 9:48am. Arrive early to warm up on the range. Was told there was a frost delay for an hour and half. As I sat there waiting for over an hour to tee off. I sat and watch threesomes and foursomes go ahead of me. When I asked them their tee time, they were all after 9:48. Very discouraging. I had to pretty much harass the kid at the pro shop desk. Poor kid. I couldn’t cancel my tee time because golf now does refund unless the course is closed. Worst experience there ever. Never again will I give them my hard earned cash to play.

Poeple are really trying to make this course better. Was told new greens and tee boxes are coming. Still not crazy about the low cut sandy bermuda fairways. But that's just me. I wished they'd left the big tree in the right fairway on 16 but it's gone now so I guess I can shut up about it. Still a good course and will continue to play it.

Didn't get told until I was going to the first tee that the back nine was closed for maintenanc. But at least they're working on it. But for me, it's the slanted or rounded tee boxes. For the full blown price they charge, I expect at least level tees. And the bermuda fairways...jeez. Always a tight lie. Hit it thin when it's dry; fat when it's wet. Decent shape though. They've been working hard on it so I expect good things in the future. Just an honest review coming from a guy that's been playing it for years. It used to.be HORRIBLE. New owners and management are at least trying. Tons of potential.

Played Silver tees. Par 3’s were long but fair and fun course. Had a lot of front pins when we played. Always down for some 12 Stones

The course is in pretty good shape, although there were several greens that were a little bit thin and rough. It's a challenging course with several blind tee shots that you have to be aware of, but fun to play. I was expecting the greens to be nicer, especially with them being closed all summer and all of the promoting of the new greens when they reopened. Overall it's a fun, challenging course and for $34 it was more than worth it.

The course was not in the condition it has been in the past. Several tee boxes are in very poor condition. The fairways were okay but they have been much better in past play last year. Marshall was very friendly and ensured our pace of play was acceptable. It was slow as we caught up with a slower group on hole 7. That group let us play through on hole 10, and we were free sailing until 17. I don't think I would recommend play at Twelve Stones in its current condition and I'll look elsewhere for the duration of my stay through Oct 5.

Played this course today and after seeing some low reviews I am pleased with what I experienced at this course. This is a fun layout and the course is coming into shape. Will play this one again

Genuinely enjoyed this true par 72 this morning

Got out on the 7:48 tee time and was in my car heading home by 11:45 (didn’t stop at the turn fyi)

Some fairly tight holes and very hilly. But a fun course.

The whites are 6,000ish yards which are perfect for my game. Typically there’s 5,700-5,800 options (little to short) or 6,300 options (little too long). So 6,000 is great for me and they have 6,500s for a more advanced player.

Greens on the front were solid. Some bad ones on the back.

Fairways were in great shape. They just put in Bermuda grass rough which is tough to get out of especially in the dewy morning. But a fun challenge and feels awesome when you can strike it well out of the rough.

They have a solid range, a solid putting area and a nice and clean clubhouse. The carts are also high quality and give you gps/distances to the pin.

The only reason I’m giving a 4 is because the majority of tee boxes are horrendous. See the picture below of the silver/white tee box on 17.

When they clean these tees up this a 5 star course for the price.

Recently installed greens need some maturing. Greens were bumpy with some sand and bare spots making putting accuracy difficult. Disappointing that no practice chipping green was put in as a part of course enhancements. Not in keeping with the stated desire of creating a more ‘country club’ environment for the course. The GPS on carts and geo-fencing needs correcting. Carts would just stop with no warning about entering fairways at wrong location requiring you to reverse out of areas. Either correct GPS to give directions sooner or warn before just shutting down. Alternatively, mark entrance and exit points of fairways by some means. Course still needs some correction and tweaks to become a better playing environment.

I was looking forward to playing here after the course reopened recently. The ‘new’ greens were in bad shape, sand, bare spots and very inconsistent. Tee boxes were the same, if you want to work on your bunker play come here!

Great course to play if visiting Nashville. Challenging, reasonable, and nice price!

The course layout was terrific. Greens were fantastic. Tee boxes were rough and some of the fairways had dead spots. But not surprising given the weather so far this year.