Henry Horton Golf Course

This was my second time playing Henry Horton and it was in great shape. Greens were running about a 12 and very consistent. The fairways were generously wide and nicely cut. Very nice course and I am looking forward to playing it again

This course is in great shape. Few spots here and there due to the lack of rain. But compared to every other course in this area in the same price range, it’s not close! And you can warm up on a grass driving range, instead of mats. The grounds crew is doing a great job.

This is a very nice course and Chapel Hill, TN is beautiful. It is a trek from downtown Nashville, but it’s worth it, and the drive was very scenic. The greens supposedly roll a 13.5 this time of year, but the greens had some vertical cuts in them to prep for aeration next week. They were still very quick but the cuts made them not break as much. If you leave yourself a downhill putt, you’ve made a mistake. Overall, really nice area and the course was well maintained. Hats off, Chapel Hill.

I booked the 4:00 tee time thinking it would be perfect to finish right before the sun goes down around 8:30. We make the turn at 6:10 and the old man in the cart barn says “make sure to have the carts in by 7:30”. We continued to play and the same old man came out to us on hole 14 at 7:25 telling us we had to go in and we weren’t even allowed to walk the last 4 holes we had to play. There was absolutely no communication at the booking of the tee time or even in the pro shop beforehand that the carts had to be in by 7:30. When I tried to reason with the guy, there was no real reasoning other than “those are the rules” and not even as much as an apology for the confusion.

Course is always in great shape. Greens are top notch and quick. Very reasonably priced. Recently redoing some of the cart paths that were in rough shape. Def a top course in the area!