This is where the local Rotary Club meets on a weekly basis. Trey Lunsford and his staff are…read moreexcellent in hosting the club meetings. The golf course is well groomed and maintained. The other facilities for swimming, tennis, etc. make this an attentive country club to be a member of.

Awesome place for golfing, dining, tennis, and swimming! Staff is very polite and knowledgeable…read more This place has undergone a huge renovation in the past few years. If you are looking for a place to golf in North Mississippi check them out!

I spoke with the person over events about having an event there. She told me that the time that I…read morewanted wasn't available, but there was a later time that day that was available. She also told me that she would send me a menu. I gave her my email address and ensured that she had the correct email address. After not receiving an email with the menu after one day, I called and left her a voicemail just to ensure that it was sent. In spite of that, I didn't get a phone call back. Then, I waited until later in the week to follow up via email. The person even ignored my email. The fact that I was ignored is really disheartening because I wanted to celebrate my upcoming milestone birthday there. I've reached out to them years ago, and whoever helped me was so accommodating. I even went up there to tour the place. I don't understand what happened this time.

In an age where dining out is as much a luxury as it is a necessity, the unspoken pact between…read morerestaurant and patron teeters on a simple truth: value should mirror cost. The sizzle of a steak on the grill, the tender flake of fresh fish, the hearty richness of pork or veal--these are not mere ingredients but promises of satisfaction, especially when the bill climbs higher. Yet too often, plates arrive with portions that whisper rather than proclaim, leaving diners to wonder where their money went. A sliver of beef drowned in sauce, a scant scattering of seafood atop a mound of rice--it's not enough. Not for the price, not for the hunger, not for the expectation. Restaurants, in their pursuit of profit or prestige, must remember the primal joy of a meal that fills both belly and soul, where protein reigns generous and bold. Beef that spills over the edge, pork that demands a second bite, fish and seafood piled high--these are the markers of a fair exchange. This is a call to the kitchens of the world: let the portions rise to meet the price, and let the proteins lead the charge, for in abundance lies loyalty, and in fairness, trust.

Beautiful renovations on the Club house, work in progress on the course, but so far GREAT job! The…read morepool and tennis courts are so nice and kid friendly! The food is amazing, no matter what time you eat and the desserts- YUM! A MUST if you like to relax & hang out with friends!

Fake pictures and fake club. Money grab. This is a con for the new members. Expect to pay an…read moreadditional 25% on every purchase. 10% tax and 15% gratuity. Club pro is a prick.

Absolutely wonderful!!…read more Each time we have had the opportunity to dine at the Crescent Club, it has been an over the top experience! The atmosphere, the view from the top floor of the Crescent Center, the staff and the food all make for a perfect dining experience. Tonight we had: coconut shrimp, filet mignon, tilapia with artichokes and crab meat, chocolate molten bundt cake and chocolate pecan pie. I LOVE food! Wonderful food gives me a euphoric feeling and definitely gave me that feeling tonight. The Crescent Club is a private club but with membership gives access to restaurants and golf courses across the United States; as well as, a few overseas locations.

Dinner tonight was great. The chicken was so tender and delicious. The atmosphere and service was…read moregreat as always.

No thanks! A dirty kitchen and rude management leaves a bad taste in my mouth. Not worth it.read more

The best course in TN! Food is great, clubhouse and locker rooms first class, and a complete and…read moreseparate pro shop. Practice greens and range are wonderful!

A couple of us went to have a nice cup of tea, a lite snack, and get some office work done. But…read morewhat we found was a beautiful, comfortable little tea room that offered specially made teas, French Press coffee, fresh baked goods, tasty finger sandwiches and extraordinary soups. There are several tea pots, cups and gift items for sale along a divider wall that separates the tea room from a golf area. I have no clue how it works, but the play on words "HighTee" is reflective of the owners creativity and joy, and it works! There were several people that came in with their golf clubs and worked on their putting and golf game via a virtual golf simulator. The owners were a joy and this is the kind of unique place I'll be sure to bring visitors that come in town.

Amazing little hidden gem! Great tea room & golf place. Yes, I know the combo sounds somewhat…read morestrange but it works! I came here with a friend for an afternoon tea. I love their selection of teas, soups and pastries. I highly recommend a London Fog and a scone. The owners are very sweet and their environment is cozy.

For decades, as I drove down I-55 on my trec from St. Louis to Helena, Arkansas, I saw what I…read morethought was a small, probably par three practice course in Marion, AR. With my peripheral vision I could see 2-3 holes with water hazards that never failed to make me say, "I'm going to check that place out." Finally, on memorial day 2026 I kept that promise and was I surprised! Brownstone is far from "a small, probably par three practice course". It is an eighteen-hole, challenging course that tests one's skill and allows players to use every club in their arsenal. The fairways and greens are well laid out and impeccably maintained. I arrived about fifteen minutes late for my tee time because of some construction in Memphis as I drove to the course from Tunica, MS. When I called, the woman in the pro shop was very nice and assured me that it would be ok if I was a bit late. As it turned out, the course wasn't crowded with golfers but there was a lot of activity at the facility from a family reunion taking place there. I paid my fee which I thought, pre-round, was reasonable. Post-round I felt that a slightly higher greens fee would have been justified. Wait. Did I just say I should have been charged more? Yes I did, and yes, I meant it. This is an outstanding course, and I have paid more for less many times in many places. I don't get to play very often but I long ago recognized that the staff has a great impact on players' club experience. The staff at Brownstone is A#1. To a person they were friendly, personable, and helpful. They more than made up for all the balls I left in the water hazards.

The staff was absolutely horrible! Every time I would order a beer it would take 10-15 minutes on…read morea Tuesday afternoon! The had 3 people working and all of them had a terrible attitude towards me! They also automatically add %20 for ever transaction you make! Their pizza?! It's a joke! Worst pizza I've ever had! We had a pepperoni pizza and the pepperoni was clearly out of date or had gone bad! I would stay away from this place if you are ever invited!

Over the past few decades, my family and I have enjoyed attending many various types of events at…read morethis venue. Parking has usually been more than adequate, although sometimes for well-attended events, we've had to walk a bit of a distance. But hey, given how automobile-centric Memphis and the greater South is, shouldn't we all be doing a lot more walking?

The different types of events that they have been involved are excellent and fun for all. However,…read morethe parking lots and some of the surrounding needs improvements. Especially, when you have many customers and out of town people that participate in the festivities. The parking lots needs repaving blacktop with parking lines. The walkways for the events need to be more accommodating like Tiger lane and Shelby Farms. For a large metro city like us, we should show more pride of each event. Management should take notice.