Tennessee Centennial Golf Course

Course is fine but you gotta group people up if you are busy. I waited for 2 groups to tee off and hit their approach every single hole.

The carts are awesome, they were the nicest carts I’ve ever been in, they were similar to the touchscreen club carts but they also had Bluetooth speakers, live sports and betting odds, but my one major complaint is that since it’s gps, it slows down at hills. However, is less of a slow down and more of a stop. I’d they fixed that it would easily be a top 15 course in the state

I have played here numerous times before and had a great time. Our round started off waiting on two older women to tee off. Once they finally did we caught up to them and we had 4 in our group. We stood there and watched them walk back to their cart on the path twice before hitting. This repeated on our next shot waiting on them to clear the green. Once we made it to the green after 18 minutes a two some passed us on the cart path and went to number 2 tee box. They were looking a the two women when I walked up to my tees. They had to wait and so did we. They hit after about 4 minutes. We finally get to tee off once they are on the green. As I make my second shot I hear a voice I don't recognize and when I turn around and head back toward my son I realize the starter was talking to my son. As I approach he jumps on his cart and starts to leave. I stopped him and he jumped off a came my way and was very argumentative. He said you are 11 minutes behind pace and I said no way it has to be more than that. He was very rude and argued that we didn't wait on anybody. Not to mention he can't even see us after the women's tees on hole 1. He told me the 2 men that passed us while we were on number 1 had been told to do that by the course manager because one of them was late. (Guess that was our fault).Sure would have been nice to have know this before this useless altercation. I am not impressed at all with how this was handled. We live 5 minutes from this course and most likely will not be back.

Would love to play this course during its peak season as the design is challenging, something I really enjoy. There are holes that really give you a chance to show off your driver and many other holes you really need to think through.

The course was aerated and there was a bit of standing water/mud around the greens which is what impacted my rating the most of this course. There didn’t seem to be water on the course or a beverage cart on the day but the clubhouse was close enough and fast enough to get a quick drink before the 10th.

I’ll definitely come back as the scenery was amazing, a few wild turkeys walked across the fairway. I think I just visited this course during the wrong time. Will definitely try again.

Course has a mix of holes and unique layout that results in a lot of fun and spectacular views. We will be back!

The course is a beautiful one through the rolling terrain of Oak Ridge. The first hole is a bit intimidating but does open up after that. Greens are SUPER soft so expect to leave a divot, even on a pitch shot but that also allows you to attack the pins too. Also, don't trust the scorecard for distance. Make sure you use the GPS or you will be off on most holes. The GPS has speakers attached and you can listen to stations for music or pair your phone and play your own. Very cool feature!! I loved this course and want to play here again when I am in the Knoxville area!!!

Centennial is a great golf course. Well designed, with plenty of tee box options. Most second shots play uphill so its all about club selection, and angles to the greens.
Greens were excellent, and were a little slow, which is understandable given the time of year. Tees need some work, which I'm sure will be addressed iin the Spring. Fairways were good given time of year--dormant Bermuda--but soft due to rain. Centennial staff was friendly, helpful, and took an interest. Good quality range balls. Weather on this day was great for the time of year. Low 60's by noon. I'll be back.

This was my second time playing Centennial. Overall this course has a great layout with challenging greens. The greens were in excellent condition, especially given the time of the year. This is one of the better courses in Knoxville, especially for the price.

The only thing that I can complain about is the driving range wasn’t open.

Nice course. Wide open but sloping. No really thick ruff close to the fairways.
Greens are in pretty good shape and are fairly large.

This golf course is as challenging as it is fun. Fairways are perfect and greens roll fast and true. I would recommend this course to anyone looking for a place to play in Knoxville.

When the course tips out at 6,500 yards, you really should pay attention to the back tee boxes. They are not mowed to a level where you would expect a tee box to be at and they are very small and undulating (something I would normally say about a courses greens)...

Other than that the course is in good shape from the fairway until you get to the greens. The greens aren't great, they're Bent, it is October, wish they were better. Lastly, pace of play was awful. Part of the issue is their refusal to pair up singles and twosomes.

It has the potential to be a gorgeous course with a ton of fun holes, but it isn't there yet, and I doubt it will get there, unfortunately.

Fun track if you're looking to go play with buddies not too familiar with the game and drink beer - other than that, avoid if you're trying to improve your game.

We were on a trip to Tennessee Volunteer football game. We wanted to play a different course. Not a friendly staff whatsoever. Carts were the best I've ever had. GPS and music on the cart. Some unique holes and was challenging to me. Pace of play was extremely slow. Friday afternoon but with no marshal we figured it would be. I would definitely go back.