Brown County Country Club

Beautiful family owned 24 hole disc golf course. I'm a first time player and had a blast!! Everything was well marked out and well maintained!! I also enjoyed the wildlife out in the course. We met one of the owners and enjoyed hearing the story behind the business. Definitely a must do if in the area!!!

Brown County Country Club (BC3) is nestled in the woods just a couple miles from downtown Nashville, Indiana. I visited there on 11/7/15 for a friend's private event and I loved it!When you drive up, first you notice a massive amount of green land with trees bordering the property. There's a 100 acres of land, so there's plenty of green space. Down the drive, there's a parking lot next to their main building. There's space for 30-40 cars, at the very least.Walking into the building, if you look to your right at sunset (when we arrived), you'll catch a brilliant sunset past the trees. It's a wonderful time to be in nature! Once you walk down the path and into the venue, allow your eyes to soak up the cozy warmth of the wooden walls, bar, and floor. This is a lovely place! Right when you walk in there is a bar to the right and then space for around 4-5 round tables and some counters/long table space for food. Keep walking and you'll have three amazing bathrooms to your left. I know, right? How strange is it to be in love with a venue's bathrooms, but you'll know when you see it. The bathroom doors are set to slide open along the wall, and are all made of re-purposed wood from a Brown County auction (thanks to one of the owners' family members explaining this to me!). The bathroom interiors are all bright colors and nothing is gender specific. Also, it's eco-friendly! The sink water fills up the toilet tanks and there are dozens of white towels & a laundry basket.There's a larger gathering place that can fit around 7-8 round tables in the next room, and past this is a door leading to the outside. They allow bonfires, woohoo! Beautiful. Also, the land is so far away from Bloomington and Indianapolis, that there's no light pollution ruining the night sky. On a clear night, there are dozens of sparkling stars. Camping may even be allowed (it was at this event) and there's plenty of space. They have space for disc golf as well. Overall, I loved the place. I hope to attend future events at this venue. This is a family-owned property and it's the perfect addition to the Nashville/southern Indiana community!

Beautiful 24 hole disc golf course. Challenging game play, but fun for all skill levels. Disc rental, mini lessons and sales available on site. A few hours of free time available and get a relaxing work out as well.Inside the clubhouse, yes a disc golf course has a clubhouse, there are 3 beautiful eco friendly repurposed unisex restrooms, ample space for gatherings and relaxing, or for weddings, anniversary parties or any event. Beautiful views around every turn nestled away from the hustle and bustle of Indianapolis, Blooimngton and Nashville.A definite must see.