Two Rivers Park

nice and wide open. great for us beginners trying to get down the basics without having to worry about losing a disc or hunting one down in the woods. multiple pin positions means this course can ch ... show more ›

nice and wide open. great for us beginners trying to get down the basics without having to worry about losing a disc or hunting one down in the woods. multiple pin positions means this course can change from time to time which is great. lots of non-disc golfers around (mostly on the back 9), so watch out. had fun playing this course for the first time. will be back soon!

This layout is alot better than the last. It is just open and for the most part long tho. They do change the pin positions often tho. Carpet tees are not a fav of mine. Also on a couple holes the sign ... show more ›

This layout is alot better than the last. It is just open and for the most part long tho. They do change the pin positions often tho. Carpet tees are not a fav of mine. Also on a couple holes the signs are poorly placed at the end of the tee and you have to watch your follow threw if you take and angel off the tee. Some of the numbering on signs and baskets dont match that well.

Lots of room to drive out here. Sort of hard to navigate the first time through but I live local and would be happy to show you. Most of the holes play over nice elevation changes (2 and 4 are the e ... show more ›

Lots of room to drive out here. Sort of hard to navigate the first time through but I live local and would be happy to show you. Most of the holes play over nice elevation changes (2 and 4 are the exception.) Distance and minimal accuracy are required for a good score out here. Hole 3 is the longest hole in the area, from the Pro tee, weighing in at 800ft!! Think of this as a place to practice drives and putts and you will enjoy yourself a lot.

Still using carpet teepads for most of the holes, and the area between 10 and 12 is a little sketchy since you feel like you might hit another group while you are teeing off. Overall, this plays like ... show more ›

Still using carpet teepads for most of the holes, and the area between 10 and 12 is a little sketchy since you feel like you might hit another group while you are teeing off. Overall, this plays like a brand new course and is much more enjoyable to play. You only have to walk up the hills twice that I recall. A huge improvement and the new layout seems much more challenging overall. Two Rivers will be a solid B+ once the permanent tees go in, and a welcome addition to the Nashville discgolf scene.