Paris Landing Golf Course

Drove a little over an hour and was very disappointed to see the shape the greens were in. You have to crush every putt. There’s either extremely long grass or none at all. Bunkers were pure rocks. Some very nice views though

Came down for yearly golf trip, everyone at the course was unbelievably friendly, hospitable, funny and made you feel at home. They cook a mean fried bologna sandwich. Even gracious enough to let us keep our clubs on carts every night to be ready for next day. See you next year guys!

We go down to Paris Landing every year to play a few rounds. The greens this year were in terrible shape. Apparently they must have had a fungus get to the greens. We had to move the ball to find a path to the hole so we could even putt. The fairways were great and the people were very hospitable. But unless they take care of the green issue I would not recommend playing there any time soon. The staff probably should have mentioned the green issue.

This is a beautiful course. The Tennessee Golf Trail courses that are part of the State Park system are extremely well maintained. Greens are immaculate. Carved out of the forest, the fairways are all tree-lined. Many of the greens are protected by bunkers. This pushes the slope/rating above average / somewhat-difficult at 70.4/125 from the white tees. The iconic 4th hole drops down 150 or so yards to a green that sits by the shore of Kentucky Lake (the Tennessee River). Several other holes offer excellent water views. The course is quite hilly, as well. Renting a one of their nice, electric carts is the way to go if you don’t want to be completely wiped out by the walk.

Really nice golf course. Well taken care of, friendly staff. Hit it straight because the fairways are narrow, but easy enough to find your ball if you don't hit to far off the fairways. Greens are really fast, some are fairly flat or just a light slope to them, a few undulate alot.