Is the Metro Parks Annual Golf Membership worth it?

Nashville, TN · Nashville Metro Parks · verified Oct 16, 2026

Quick answer

42 rounds to pay back the $1,000 pass.

In the scenario “Weekday 18 holes, walking, regular membership”, you save $24.00 per round ($34 without vs $10 with). Across the scenarios below the range is 30 to 42 rounds.

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At a glance

Price
$1,000 (non-resident: $1,200)
Other versions
  • Senior / Metro employee (resident): $600
  • Senior / Metro employee (non-resident): $720
Term
Not published
Valid at
Harpeth Hills, McCabe, Percy Warner, Shelby, Ted Rhodes, Two Rivers
Type
Unlimited / season pass

What's included

Who can buy it (resident / non-resident rules)

Break-even by scenario

ScenarioWithoutWithSaves / roundBreak-even ($1,000)Break-even ($1,200 non-res.)
Weekday 18 holes, walking, regular membershipMetro Parks fees effective April 1, 2025: weekday 18 holes $34; member pays $5 per nine ($10 for 18). Cart $8 per nine extra. source $34 $10 $24.00 42 rounds 50 rounds
Weekend 18 holes, walking, regular membershipSame page: weekend 18 holes $44 vs $10 member surcharge. source $44 $10 $34.00 30 rounds 36 rounds

Break-even = pass price ÷ savings per round, rounded up. Included complimentary or bonus rounds are not netted out. Methodology.

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Last verified Oct 16, 2026 · data confidence: medium. Prices and rules change; confirm with the issuer before buying. ParPass is not affiliated with Nashville Metro Parks.

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