Nashville · TN

Two Rivers Golf Course

Est. 1973 · Leon Howard
Par
72
Rating
71.4
Slope
124
Length
5,336–6,595 yd
Holes
18
Par 72Out 36In 36Full card ▾
Hole123456789Out
Yds3704165203944041665051583593292
Par44544353436
Hole101112131415161718In
Yds3961643845251853883984833803303
Par43453445436

About Two Rivers Golf Course

Two Rivers Golf Course was built in 1973 (first play generally cited in 1974) in the Donelson area of east Nashville, near the meeting of the Cumberland and Stones rivers, and was the last of Nashville's municipal courses to be constructed. It was laid out by Middle Tennessee golf course architect Leon Howard. The greens and tees were redesigned in 1991, a new clubhouse opened in 2005, and the greens were upgraded to Ultradwarf Bermuda in 2016.

Via The Pamphleteer — “Review: Two Rivers Golf Course”

Via GolfPass — “Two Rivers Golf Course”

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