Welcome to Ted Rhodes Golf Course!

Ted Rhodes Golf Course is on the banks of the Cumberland River in North Nashville. The course, originally called Cumberland, featured nine holes when built in 1954. In 1969, the Park Board renamed the course in honor of Theodore “Ted” Rhodes, a renowned, black golf professional from Nashville, who paved the way for other black golfers such as Charlie Sifford, Lee Elder, Renee Powell, and Tiger Woods. Learn more about the legendary and iconic Ted Rhodes.

In May 1992, the facility was re-designed and expanded from nine to eighteen holes. The course offers a variety of challenges with four sets of tees and is easily walkable. While enjoying a round at Ted Rhodes, witness spectacular wildlife. The lakes and river provide, in an urban setting, natural habitats for turtles, fish, muskrats and the occasional family of beaver.

Laborable

$24.00

Festivo

$26.00