Nashville: Pub Crawl Golf Game by Private Golf Cart

Nashville bars golf game on wheels with local laughs

You’ll hop between five lively Nashville bars by private golf cart, playing bar golf and sharing laughs with your local guide and group. Expect friendly competition, Southern hospitality at each stop, and plenty of stories along Music Row and downtown. It’s casual fun—the kind that sticks with you long after you’ve forgotten your score.

What’s included

Your day includes private transportation by golf cart for your whole group, a two-hour guided pub crawl golf game led by a local caddie (who keeps things lively), use of putters and mobile putting green at each stop, trip insurance for peace of mind, and visits to up to five classic Nashville bars along Music Row and downtown—all you need is your ID and some team spirit.

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Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Nashville bar golf crawl experience

• Receive private golf cart and caddie
• Play bar golf at five local bars
• Put golf balls on mobile putting green
• Score based on putting and penalties
• Enjoy Southern hospitality at bars
• Visit Music Row area en route
• Compete for lowest golf score

The Experience

I’ll be honest—I signed up for this Nashville pub crawl golf game mostly because my friend wouldn’t stop talking about it. I didn’t even know what “bar golf” meant, but the idea of cruising around midtown in a golf cart sounded just weird enough to work. Our guide, Marcus, greeted us with a grin that said he’d seen every kind of group (he probably has). He handed out putters and explained the rules—something about lowest score wins, but honestly, after the second bar, we all forgot who was winning.

The first stop was this neon-lit bar off Music Row. You could smell fried chicken from the kitchen and hear someone tuning a guitar in the back. Marcus set up a tiny putting green right there next to the jukebox. I tried to look confident but missed my shot completely—earned a penalty drink, which tasted like sweet tea with a kick. Everyone cheered anyway. It’s funny how quickly strangers start rooting for each other when drinks are involved.

By the third bar, we were all laughing at our own terrible putting skills. The weather was sticky-warm—classic Tennessee summer—and I kept noticing how every bartender seemed genuinely happy to see us roll in (maybe it’s a Nashville thing?). At one point, Marcus told us a story about a country singer who used to sneak into these bars before he made it big. I still think about that—how much history is packed into these places you’d otherwise just walk past.

I’m not sure who actually won the pub crawl golf game in the end (someone was keeping score on a napkin), but nobody cared much. We piled back into the golf cart for one last ride down Broadway, music spilling out of every doorway. My voice was hoarse from laughing—and maybe from trying to sing along with the locals at our last stop. Anyway, if you’re looking for something that feels less like a tour and more like an afternoon out with friends (plus some very questionable putting), this is it.

Top questions

How many bars do you visit during the Nashville pub crawl golf game?

The tour includes stops at up to five different bars in Nashville.

Is transportation included in the Nashville bar golf tour?

Yes, your group rides in a private golf cart between all bar stops.

How long does the pub crawl golf game last?

The experience lasts approximately two hours from start to finish.

Do you need to bring anything for this tour?

You must bring your ID as proof of age; drinks are not included.

Is there a minimum age requirement?

Yes, participants must be at least 21 years old to join the tour.

What happens if it rains during the tour?

The tour runs rain or shine; dress appropriately for Nashville weather.

Are drinks included in the price?

No, drinks are not included; you'll purchase them separately at each bar.

How many people can join per group?

The game is designed for groups of four or more people for best fun.