Greystone Golf Club

Greystone Golf Club in Dickson is middle Tennessee's most tournament-tested public track, a Mark McCumber (10-time PGA Tour winner) design that opened in 1998 and has since hosted more major state and professional qualifying events than any other Tennessee public course. The course sits 35 miles west of downtown Nashville on I-40, making it an easy day-trip add from Music City. McCumber's routing plays 6,858 yards from the tips to a par of 72 on Crenshaw Bent Grass greens and Zoysia fairways, a turfgrass combination that's unusually premium for a Tennessee public-daily-fee and signals the ownership's commitment to year-round tournament-ready conditioning. The tournament pedigree is substantial: Greystone hosted the 2000 and 2002 PGA Tour First Round Qualifying events, the Men's and Women's Tennessee State Opens from 1999-2003, and the 2004 1st-Stage PGA Tour Q-School Qualifying. That level of qualifying-tournament usage places Greystone in a narrow Tennessee public-course category with Hermitage (Gaylord Springs) and Old Fort (Murfreesboro). For the Nashville / middle Tennessee trip visitor, Greystone is the architectural-pedigree and tournament-tested public round, paired naturally with Gaylord Springs (Larry Nelson) and The Hermitage (Denis Griffiths) for a three-round middle Tennessee public package.