With Carlos Ortiz emerging victorious in the Saudi-backed league at LIV Houston, all eyes are now on The Grove! LIV Golf is in Nashville for yet another intriguing event after the major madness. The 54-hole tournament promises to be thrilling; it features prominent golfers such as newly crowned U.S. Open champion Bryson DeChambeau, legendary Phil Mickelson, Jon Rahm, and all other beloved LIV golfers.

After 80 years, the Nashville community is set to host an event as big as LIV. Before the much-awaited tournament tees off, let’s delve into what the Grove has in store for this much-awaited tournament.

Greg Norman’s Grove adds to the new list of challenges on LIV Golf

The Grove is located in College Grove, Tennessee, just outside Nashville. It’s a beautiful private, gated golf community that features a course designed by a legend himself, the CEO of LIV Golf, Greg Norman. With its unparalleled design, it quickly gained a reputation as one of Tennessee’s premier private golf facilities. It boasts Zoysia fairways and Bermuda greens, which are maintained to championship standards daily.

The course stretches to 7,297 yards from the championship tees, with par 5, the 11th hole being the longest (629 yards). It can be a robust test for professionals, as the unfamiliarity of the course will add to the difficulty even more. As per The Grove Living, “With the fairways kept at tour heights, greens rolling at US Open speeds and the bunkers identical to those at the Tour Championship, the golf experience at The Grove is unparalleled in Nashville.”

The Grove has hosted significant golf events, including the Simmons Bank Open for the Snedeker Foundation, a part of the Korn Ferry Tour. The event has been played at the Grove since 2021 and was awarded the 2022 Korn Ferry Tournament of the Year. It highlights the exceptional course conditions and the community’s dedication to delivering a first-class event.

The previous edition of the Simmons Bank Open saw the late golfer Grayson Murray, who passed away after taking his own life on May 25 at just 30 years of age, win with a score of 17 under par 288. Other than the Korn Ferry Tour, this golf course has made a name for itself with other important events.

Other Prestigious Tournaments Hosted at The Grove

The Grove is not only a prime location for professional golf but also hosts a variety of other prestigious tournaments. It has been a venue for NCAA competitions, showcasing collegiate talent on its challenging course. Other than KFT, the USGA has also selected the course for its amateur tournaments, further cementing its reputation.

Beyond professional and collegiate tournaments, the Grove is a hub for fundraising and charity events. Notable among these is the annual Bob Mueller Multiple Sclerosis Celebrity Golf Scramble, which raises funds for multiple sclerosis research and support. The Grover Charity Concert and Golf Invitational is another highlight, drawing celebrities and golf enthusiasts together for a worthy cause.

As LIV Golf prepares to showcase its talent at a new venue, Nashville and golf enthusiasts worldwide can anticipate an unforgettable event of competitive excellence. Share your thoughts on the Grove in the comment section below.