This is not a championship course, but gets 4.5 stars as a great rolling par 3 course to dial in your short game. If I lived in Nashville I’d practice here mid week every week after work. Driving range looked like a really bad setup, so wouldn’t use it for that. But if you want to play your irons, wedges, and putter better, this would be a great place to sharpen the edge regularly. Other than the sound of the loud engines of the General Jackson or some other large paddle boat anchored in the river nearby, it was a very peaceful place to play. I even saw a group of does come out on one of the holes, munching in the fringe. Super friendly staff too!

(My review is of the driving range only.) There are approximately 10 mats to hit from; no hitting from grass. Tall rubber tees are installed and a note to not "hit more than 250 yards. Nothing special as far as looks as you're just hitting balls towards a hill of grass and dirt, but at $6 for a bucket of balls it's a convenient place to get some swing practice in when in the area.

A great little par 3 course. Fun to play with the family or work on your short game. Pictures are from the Mad Scramble.

A very nice par 3-4 course. Fairly holly, but challenging and in fairly good shape. Not luxurious by any stretch, but good place for a quick round and good practice.

Tough to justify $12 when you can walk 9 at two rivers for $13 on a weekday. The condition is honestly usually rough, and the greens fluffy. Also, although the holes have different distances, due to elevation they almost all play around 100 yards, so in terms of short game practice there's no variation off the tee. The practice green and range are nice amenity close to downtown. $6 and you can get some swing practice in and then putt a while. The problem is they close at 5, so after work range is a no-go. They should stay open later.