A great 9 hole course with driving range and plenty of challenging holes and opportunities to hone…read moreyour skills and game. Will definitely be returning to Tennessee Hills on a regular basis for range practice and a round. Reasonable prices.

Me and my boyfriend are actually here right now and we had a great time up until some guy came up…read moreto us and very rudely gave us some tips. Well now I'm here to give you some tips if you see a young couple don't just assume there here to screw things up. This isn't the first time this happened young people can't even go out without get yelled at for every little move they make. All I'm saying is you could have approached us a little nicer with a little more respect!!

If I owned the course I would have all the yardages recalculated so they are accurate. They are way…read moreoff on the vast majority of holes. Also the greens are not in great shape on quite a few holes, there are piles of debris left all over the course where they were doing work, but just leaving the mess.....

Reservations were very easy, carts were ready when we got there, check in was fast. No slow play…read more No one playing through either. Greens were a little rough in areas, tees were fairly smooth, but once off the fairway there's not much hope finding your ball. Holes 3,4 and 5 are parallel. Nice hills and creeks dot the design. Sand pits were overgrown with weeds though. We still had a great day!

Sweetwater, TN is a town with a population about 5,000+ located in a valley at the foothills of The…read moreGreat Smoky Mountain. From Atlanta, GA it's about 2 hours and 45 minutes or 175 drive. From Chattanooga, TN it's about 1 hours and 10-15 minutes and from Nashville, TN its about 2 hours and 45 minutes or 171 miles give or take...about the same distance from Atlanta, GA. I'm a big fan of these small towns where everyone knows everyone and most of the land is farmland. No big strip malls, no McDonalds, no Mcmansions all over the place. From what I can see from us driving by and stopping for about half an hour or so most of the area is local mom and pop. Lots of antique shops and the downtown area looks like it hasn't changed in years with cool vintage signs...There are a few small chains such as a Hardee's and Days Inn. If you grew up in the south then there is a good chance you had an opportunity to take a field trip in school to the Craighead Caverns which is the largest underground lake in the US that's not under a glacier https://thelostsea.com/ I wouldn't mind coming back again next time I'm in the area to check out the cool antique shops...

Sure, you could spend a few hours here. Not much else to do besides antique shopping though. The…read morekids will probably get bored. It's largely an agricultural community. People are friendly. If you drive into the narrow streets lined with old houses you'll find rather lovely 19th century homes. You might just plan a day to roll around the neighborhood. Beyond that, there's a park with cranky ducks, a gorgeous garden and gazebo adorning the library, and a bandstand near where the old railroad used to be. The imprints of train tracks still run through here. I could easily envision how this as a busy train stop back in it's heyday.

If you want the best introduction to paragliding, go no further. David runs a great business at the…read moretop of Henson Gap. Start your training or get a tandem flight is with one if their certified tandem pilots. Yes that is me in the video. 1st day.

I'm still impressed that our family of 4 all paraglided over the 4th of July weekend! I truly…read morethought one of us would chicken out but nope! My 12 y/o went first then my husband then my 9 y/o then me, and we all had a blast! The staff here is excellent. They educated us on all things paragliding and shared their personal stories of travels around the world. Tons of experience amongst all the pilots here. They're like a melting pot too as one of our pilots was from Costa Rica (Justin) and one was from Russia (Alaina). Pretty cool community of people really. As our weekend stay at Bolt Farm Treehouses got closer, we decided to spend the dough on paragliding. It was $200 per person plus we treated our girls with the GoPro for $50 each. I'd say the experience was everything we hoped for and more. As they explained to us, we were at the winds mercy, and the day we flew (7/2/21), the wind gave us about 10 minutes in the air. They had told us the average was 20 minutes. We saw others fly for longer the next day, but you get what you get with the wind. My youngest flew with Austin, and after watching the GoPro video, he was a great fit. She felt very comfortable and he chatted just the right amount. I had Joe as my pilot, and he was older and very experienced. He even let me take the reigns for a few moments as he said he likes to educate others who may want to be a pilot themselves one day! Each of us landed as planned in the fields below, gathered up the gear, and hopped on the bus to drive back up the mountain. This drive was my least favorite part as I suddenly felt a little green, but luckily they had a case of water bottles that saved me. Due to the price, I don't know that we'd ever become frequenters of paragliding. My girls would love it though as they both immediately asked to do it again! I heard there are only so few places in the world to paraglide, so I'm glad we found this one right around the corner from Bolt Farm where we were staying. Overall, I highly recommend this experience. Perhaps one day, we'll take up lessons to pursue being a pilot, but for now, we're just excited to have shared this experience. Thanks, Bolt Farm, for the recommendation!

Still open wish people would stop littering and its $10 a person, its in a hidden area but just…read morefind the gate next to the no trespassing sign and ur good from there

It's only $10 for all day n it's soo worth it, Lake is extremely deep n has joining points…read moreeverywhere ( obviously do it at your own risk ), the owners are super friendly You can drink, smoke etc but please pick up after yourself it ain't that hard 11/10 highly recommended

Played here for this first time today, Beautiful course and people were very welcoming! We will…read morecertainly be back often and may look into membership! Thanks Ridgewood for a great day of golf!

play there due to location, easy to get on but that comes with some annoyance . to many singles…read moreplaying slowing down the pace . the worst part are the fairways the neglect to the fairways is as bad as I've ever seen . greens are soft and in good shape . a its called rock wood for a reason as the fairways have little grass . cheap for a reason

I have been there 7 times in the last 20 years. Today we took our son for his 10th birthday and it…read morewas the best visit yet. All thanks to our amazing tour guide Dixie she was Amazing. Informative and entertaining and Funny the whole Trip. Thank you Dixie.

Tour guide's name was Bella. I've been a few times, but this was the best guide I've had. She made…read morethe experience a lot better.

Great environment and a truly positive place to get fit and feel better. The staff is knowledgable…read moreand passionate about what they do. Highly recommend.