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Drive a private golf cart between five Midtown bars while playing a rules-based putting game. This two-hour pub crawl blends Nashville’s nightlife with competitive fun—lowest score wins.
Drive a private golf cart between five Midtown bars while playing a rules-based putting game. This two-hour pub crawl blends Nashville’s nightlife with competitive fun—lowest score wins.
The golf cart hums down a Midtown side street, headlights cutting through the late-afternoon haze as your caddie hands you a putter and a scorecard. A portable green is lashed into the cart; the group sizes up a two-putt challenge before the next bar’s neon door dares you to improve your score. Laughter, music spilling from open windows, and the scent of fried food fill the air as the city shifts from workday pace to evening swing.
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Operated by Joyride Tours, LLC · Nashville, Tennessee
The golf cart hums down a Midtown side street, headlights cutting through the late-afternoon haze as your caddie hands you a putter and a scorecard. A portable green is lashed into the cart; the group sizes up a two-putt challenge before the next bar’s neon door dares you to improve your score. Laughter, music spilling from open windows, and the scent of fried food fill the air as the city shifts from workday pace to evening swing.
Nashville’s downtown grew alongside the Cumberland River and Music Row, where record labels and studios shaped a hospitality culture centered on live performance and whiskey-forward cocktails. The compact grid of midtown and Broadway makes bar-to-bar mobility practical; the terrain is flat and paved, favorable to slow golf-cart cruising rather than traditional hiking. Expect an urban, social version of a course—rules, penalty lists, and pride replace tees and fairways.
Locals prize quick service, generous pours, and dressing up for a night out; many bars here have connections to Nashville’s recording history and food traditions. Practical notes: the tour lasts about two hours, covers roughly a few miles of short drives between five stops, and runs rain or shine—dress for the weather. Bring valid photo ID (21+), comfortable shoes for standing, and a charged phone for photos and digital tickets. Hydrate between rounds, tip your caddie and bartenders, and set a pace that keeps the group together. This is a playful, social way to sample Midtown’s nightlife with a competitive twist—low score wins and memories (and photos) stick around longer than the scorecard.
easy.
2 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels—mostly standing and short walks between bars; minimal mobility required
No—drinks are purchased separately at each bar; the tour provides transportation, putters, and a guide.
Participants must be 21 or older and present a valid photo ID at check-in.
The game is designed for groups of four or more, though check the operator’s booking rules for private versus shared options.
Tours operate rain or shine; dress for weather and the guide will adjust stops and timing as needed.
Midtown and Music Row grew with the recording industry; many bars occupy buildings that hosted musicians and label staff, shaping Nashville’s nightlife culture.
Respect local businesses: dispose of trash properly, follow city noise ordinances, and support small bars to help maintain vibrant, walkable nightlife districts.
Joyride Tours, LLC operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The golf cart hums down a Midtown side street, headlights cutting through the late-afternoon haze as your caddie hands you a putter and a scorecard. A portable green is lashed into the cart; the group sizes up a two-putt challenge before the next bar’s neon door dares you to improve your score. Laughter, music spilling from open windows, and the scent of fried food fill the air as the city shifts from workday pace to evening swing.
The golf cart hums down a Midtown side street, headlights cutting through the late-afternoon haze as your caddie hands you a putter and a scorecard. A portable green is lashed into the cart; the group sizes up a two-putt challenge before the next bar’s neon door dares you to improve your score. Laughter, music spilling from open windows, and the scent of fried food fill the air as the city shifts from workday pace to evening swing.
Nashville’s downtown grew alongside the Cumberland River and Music Row, where record labels and studios shaped a hospitality culture centered on live performance and whiskey-forward cocktails. The compact grid of midtown and Broadway makes bar-to-bar mobility practical; the terrain is flat and paved, favorable to slow golf-cart cruising rather than traditional hiking. Expect an urban, social version of a course—rules, penalty lists, and pride replace tees and fairways.
Locals prize quick service, generous pours, and dressing up for a night out; many bars here have connections to Nashville’s recording history and food traditions. Practical notes: the tour lasts about two hours, covers roughly a few miles of short drives between five stops, and runs rain or shine—dress for the weather. Bring valid photo ID (21+), comfortable shoes for standing, and a charged phone for photos and digital tickets. Hydrate between rounds, tip your caddie and bartenders, and set a pace that keeps the group together. This is a playful, social way to sample Midtown’s nightlife with a competitive twist—low score wins and memories (and photos) stick around longer than the scorecard.