Old Fort Golf Course

The Old Fort Park and Golf Course is a 50-acre park and public golf course located at 1028 Golf Ln, Murfreesboro, TN 37129. This public course offers 18 holes of golf and is designed for golfers of all skill levels. The course has a challenging course layout and offers a beautiful view of the surrounding area.

The park also has restrooms and picnic tables for visitors. During our visit, these facilities were clean and stocked. The restrooms also feature changing tables and a water fountain. Several pavilions are available to rent for private events. Information about these rentals can be found at this link. The park also offers a playground for kids.

Old Fort Golf Course is one of the most popular courses in the state and has hosted several professional and amateur tournaments. It also plays host to USGA Junior Amateur Qualifiers. It also hosts Tennessee Golf Association and PGA Section events. Whether you're a novice or a seasoned professional, Old Fort Golf Course is an excellent place to improve your game.

Old Fort Golf Course is located on a beautiful 50-acre park in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. There are easy trails around the park that lead to the golf course. You can also enjoy the waterfall and pond on the grounds. Old Fort Park is also popular with locals and features a children's castle playground.

Visitors to Old Fort Golf Course will love the course's amenities and friendly staff. A full-service golf shop and certified club fitters are available at the course. The course also offers food and beverage services. The staff is friendly and welcoming, and the surroundings are tranquil and relaxing. Old Fort Golf Course is also close to the city's greenway, which is great for running. Next POI is Murfree Spring Wetlands

The course is in excellent shape for the time of year. Some tee boxes could be mowed a little lower, but the overall condition is great. The fairways and greens are fast and hold shots well. However, one issue I noticed is that the flag is often not marked in a clear location on the green. This may affect a player's ability to see his or her putting surface.

Earlier in the day, Michael Massey had started his round by hitting his tee shot to the left. However, play was interrupted due to rain. When play resumed, Massey made a double bogey on the first hole. He had to make four birdies on the inward half to finish at even par. He was followed by Mike Driscoll, who went step-for-step with him throughout the round. The three players ended up tied for second place. Click for more