Nashville already has a lot going for it as a destination- there’s the great music scene, fantastic Southern food, old-fashioned hospitality, shopping and so much more.
Here’s another reason to fall in love: Discovery Land Company’s Troubadour Golf and Field Club, an exclusive, private community on 860 acres, with 375 residences, an 18-hole Tom Fazio golf course, top quality food, and family-friendly events and activities throughout the year.
Nashville, Tennessee is one of the fastest-growing cities in the U.S., and people have flocked to Troubadour Club in the wake of the pandemic.
Members of the club must first own property at the development. Discovery Land Company, Troubadour’s parent company, is known for its excellent amenities, family-centric settings, and service, and Troubadour captures the essence of all three.
Discovery Land Company also has a reputation for its Tom Fazio golf courses. Troubadour’s course has hosted premier golfers such as Justin Thomas, Jordan Spieth, and Rickie Fowl
Troubadour’s outdoor activities include go-carts, archery, skeet shooting, ax throwing, and fishing. There’s a spa, incredible gym, and kids’ club with so many activities (hello art studio!) that the kid’s clubs at the best resorts pale in comparison.
Let’s talk about the food: the terrain-to-table fare highlights fresh ingredients from the on-property farms. The organic garden and greenhouses provide sustainable produce, and a family barn hosts cooking classes and education on agriculture and local fare. Every diet is catered to, and every food preference is met. Fresh salad with a lean protein and low-calorie dressing? Or a corn dog with a side of mozzarella sticks or a Dover sole with haricots verts? Check, check and check again. Top-notch wines and spirits (more Casamigos) are always at the ready.
Now, to what makes Nashville so special and Troubadour all the more appealing. Gigi Levangie Glazer, a bestselling author, screenwriter, and television producer, recently move to the city from Los Angeles and describes her love for Music City in a few thoughtful words. “I think my husband and I were in a daze from the moment we stepped foot in Nashville, mesmerized by the energy of the city, the kindness of strangers, and the sense that life was worth living,” she says. “It’s almost like what I imagine Los Angeles used to be – where young, ambitious people headed because that’s the city where anything was possible and dreams would come true and you could live your best life; I feel the same way about Nashville today.”
Read the article at Forbes.