Ted Rhodes Golf Course
Ted Rhodes Golf Course
Theodore “Ted” Rhodes was one of the earliest professional African American golfers, paving the way for other professional black golfers such as Charlie Sifford, Lee Elder, Renee Powell and Tiger Woods. Rhodes was born on November 9, 1913 in Nashville, Tennessee. By the 1960s Rhodes left the tournament circuit and returned to his home in Nashville, where he continued to be involved with the game of golf. He died on July 4, 1969 at the age of 55. Following his death the Cumberland Golf Course, Nashville’s first African American golf course, was renamed the Ted Rhodes Golf Course in his honor. Posthumously, he was inducted into the Tennessee Golf Hall of Fame in 1998, and granted membership to the PGA in 2009.
Topgolf
Welcome to Topgolf – the premier entertainment destination in Nashville. And by entertainment destination, we’re talking about a place where you can come for birthday parties, bachelor or bachelorette parties, corporate events, date nights, or just a night out with friends, and everyone will have a great time.
No matter the occasion or who you share it with, we believe that every great time starts with play, is fueled by food and drinks, moved by music and all made possible through community.
