Business Description
We would be thrilled to have you consider Brentwood Country Club as your new “home away from home” and trust that our inviting, family atmosphere and exciting social calendar will offer something for EVERYONE in the family.
Nestled among 215 acres, you'll find 18 of the most enjoyable holes in Williamson County. Founded in 1955, our current par 71, 6,562 yard layout was designed by Gary Roger Baird in 1986 and offers the ultimate golf experience for every skill level. The Little Harpeth, which meanders through the golf course, creates a variety of challenges including forced carries, daunting layups, and an overall true test of golf.
After the course renovation in 2003 by course architect David Johnson, Brentwood Country Club became the first club in Middle Tennessee with Champion Bermuda Greens. Our trademark greens have flourished during the hot summer months providing the most immaculate of putting surfaces all year long. Along with the 2011 Tennessee State Open, Brentwood Country Club has hosted several amateur and junior events from the state to the national level. We also offer variety of member tournaments, including men's, ladies, and junior events throughout the entire year. So, if you're a scratch golfer or just learning the game, you'll find yourself at home on our lush fairways, manicured roughs, and flawless greens.
Brentwood Country Club members and their families enjoy a variety of amenities and activities year-round such as wine dinners, dive-in movies, carnivals, swim team, fitness facility and much more. The ladies of BCC also stay busy with Ladies Bunko, Fashion Shows and Sherry Parties just to name a few. Children play an important role at Brentwood Country Club, which explains the many social events and activities created just for them. In the summer months we offer a swim team, the BCC Stingrays, as well as swim lessons, golf camps, and carnivals including rides and pony rides, fireworks and movie nights by the pool. Needless to say, when our children aren’t attending our “Family Halloween Party” or having “Breakfast with Santa”, they are either on the course or in the pool!
Hour of Operation:
Monday: Closed
Clubhouse:
Tuesday: 11am - 3pm
Wednesday - Friday: 11am - 9pm
Saturday: 8am - 9pm
Sunday Brunch 10:30am - 2pm
Pool:
Tuesday - Sunday 10am - 8pm
Cabana (food and drinks):
Tuesday - Sunday 11am - 7pm
Golf Course/Shop Hours:
Tuesday - Sunday 8am - 6pm
Contact: Courtney Cooper
courtney@bccgolf.org
(615) 373-2552
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