WARNING: DO NOT JOIN THIS CLUB unless you are an absolute self loathing golf junkie. Temple Hills is not an actual country club. It’s a golf course that also happens to have a pool and a grille. BEFORE YOU JOIN, YOU SHOULD TALK TO AT LEAST 3 DIFFERENT MEMBERS AND ASK THEM ABOUT THEIR EXPERIENCE AT TEMPLE HILLS. I was a member for over 10 years and I can promise that anyone leaving a positive review on this site is absolutely not a member. You will never feel like a member of a country club while being here – other than paying $745 a month in dues, which doesn’t include carts ($225), and XLife ($75). Temple Hills isn’t member owned, but it hasn’t always been this bad. For the past 6 years, it’s been owned by a vampire conglomerate corporation called Invited Clubs (go read their reviews. Maybe it’s time for another rebrand?). Invited Clubs runs the place exactly like private equity would – they suck every last penny out of the club and reinvest nothing back. Our biggest investment/addition to our dilapidated club house last year was a $100 air compressor to clean your shoes before you enter. We haven't had a tennis pro for 6 months! Come tour the facilities and you will see exactly why everyone here despises the owners. Notice all the beautiful pictures on the wall in the hallway are mostly of OTHER INVITED COUNTRY CLUBS, not ours. Talk about a slap in the face having to see that every time you enter the club house. For years, we’ve been promised upgrades. We’ve gone through multiple GM’s and golf and tennis pros and nothing ever gets better because the ownership stays the same – just like the furniture and terrible food. Do not believe them when they say they are going to make investments. Our only hope was that Invited would eventually sell the place. I mentioned XLife earlier. This is an additional monthly charge that allows members to get half off dine in (only) food. Here’s the problems with that - the food is terrible and overpriced. Also, Invited has clamped down so hard on spending, the restaurant is closed at least 3 days a week “due to staffing issues,” even though your dues are supposed to pay for them to be open. They also make zero food from scratch here, just reheated/fried Sysco slop. The best you can get in the mornings is a microwaved sausage biscuit, but only on the weekends and not until 9:30 when the “cook” finally shows up. I can promise that you will never entertain a client over a meal in the restaurant. It’s that embarrassing. We didn’t have a legit chef the last 5 years I was there, just a busted Waffle House crew that smells like weed. Usually, a place with food this terrible has great drink specials, but not here. We paid more for a beer at our own country club than we do for any bar in the area. Seriously, you’ll have a better and cheaper meal at Chili’s. The hardest part to stomach is that management DOES NOT CARE! They’ve already got your monthly dues in their pocket and that’s good enough for them. My advice to anyone thinking of joining here is to go visit Old Natchez, Nashville Golf Club, Westhaven, and Legends. Notice the facilities and amenities – the parking lot, the clubhouse, the restaurant, the furniture, and the menu. Take inventory of the vibe with the staff. How are they dressed and how do they present themselves? Does it look like they are reinvesting back into the club? Then come visit Temple Hills. The differences between here and other clubs are staggering, but keep in mind, the monthly dues are all cheaper elsewhere! Yes, Temple Hills has no waiting list and very low initiation fees, but there’s a reason. The signs of a poorly managed business are everywhere as soon as you step onto the property and into the clubhouse. Don’t make the same mistake I made. TALK TO AN ACTUAL MEMBER BEFORE YOU JOIN!!!! To the management at Temple Hills – Before you reach out to me on here to dispel my opinion of the club, just know that I raised these concerns for 6 years and you did nothing. The best outcome for the members would be if Invited sold the club.

Temple Hills feels like a place where golf actually matters. Less about the scene, more about the round. It’s approachable, but it still demands focus. You don’t get distracted by fluff because there isn’t any. It’s the practical inground trampoline. Not trying to impress the neighbors—just built to be used. And used well. Would I go back? Easily. Would I enjoy it more the second time? Definitely.

What a great Tennessee course! High five to the attractive guest rate. Greens are in perfect shape right now: soft for spin; very fast; and filled in nicely. Green undulation was fair to medium; nothing too difficult. The fairways are supreme and play nicely for a RH draw or LH fade. Sand and water are both low to medium as far as amounts of each and their presence. It’s a very easy course for finding poorly struck balls that left the fairway. No humongous roughs or anything like that. I look forward to playing here. There’s a great range and putting green. The clubhouse and amenities were great. There’s a full restaurant and bar. Carts were fast and equipped with usb charging ports. GPS would be a nice addition to the carts.

Fantastic course. 27 holes - most are high quality, many with great layouts and gorgeous views. Club house needs a good bit of work. Nice for families - pool and activities. Excellent value. If you’re joining a club for the golf, it’s a hidden gem.

This is a Very nice golf course! Greens are super soft and the course is very well maintained! The clubhouse is very clean and the pro shop guys are awesome.