Golf plus bar hopping, in one cart. This tour turns a normal pub crawl into a private golf cart bar game with a local caddie/guide and a mobile putting green. You hit putts, earn points (and penalties), then hop to great Midtown spots to keep the game moving.

I really like the small-group feel that keeps the energy personal, and the guides add local context without turning it into a lecture. Names that came up often include Tyler, Cam, Dylan, Will, Joe, Swade, Nick, and Austin, and the common thread is fun, interactive hosting.

One thing to keep in mind: because it runs about 2 hours and includes stops at up to five bars, you may feel a bit rushed if you want long hangs at each place.

Key highlights you’ll feel right away

• Private golf cart transport so you’re not walking bar to bar in the Nashville heat
• Game-first format with putting, scoring, and penalties to settle who’s winning
• Up to 5 bar stops in Midtown, a break from doing everything on Broadway
• Local caddie/guide energy that keeps the pace moving and the vibe friendly
• Dressing up encouraged for a more fun, bachelor-party-style outing

Why bar-golf pub crawling works better in Nashville

Nashville has a lot of ways to drink and wander. This one adds a simple twist: you’re not just visiting bars, you’re playing a golf-style challenge between them. That matters, because you get built-in momentum. You’re always working toward the next putt, the next penalty, the next stop.

The private golf cart also changes the feel. Instead of splitting your attention between streets, parking, and navigation, your group stays together and the guide keeps you on a clean track. It’s a good middle ground for people who want a lively night out but don’t want the chaos that can come with a standard crawl.

And for the competitive-minded crew: the winner is the lowest score. That’s easy to understand on day one. No one needs to read a rulebook for an hour.

Your 2-hour rhythm: scoring, golf carts, and bar time

Plan for about 2 hours from start to finish, with the activity ending back where you start. In that window, you’ll visit up to five Nashville bars. Between bars, you’ll play rounds of mini-golf style putting on the mobile setup.

The tour uses golf logic for fun and fairness:

• Your score is based on putting performance.
• Penalties can add points.
• Lowest total wins.

There’s also a drinking-game element described in the tour format: depending on how you do, there can be predetermined drinks tied to gameplay. Since drinks aren’t included, you’ll want to be ready to pay for any drink challenges yourself when the rules trigger them. This is actually a good setup if your group likes choices—order what you want, skip what you don’t, and still keep the game moving.

The big “how it feels” note: because it’s packed, you don’t come here to linger for a long dinner-and-sips experience at one bar. You come for a fast, social circuit where the game keeps everyone engaged.

Stop 1 at Joyride Nashville: putting green + caddie energy

The tour starts with Joyride Nashville. This is where the experience clicks into place. Your group gets:

• A private golf cart and caddie/guide
• A mobile putting green
• Putters for your group

This setup is a big part of why the tour works for mixed groups. Some people are naturally into golf and will take the putting seriously. Others just want the laughs. Either way, everyone can participate because it’s putt-based, not athletic, and the scoring structure gives the night a clear scoreboard.

The guide role matters here too. A good caddie keeps the game flowing, explains how scoring will work, and helps your group stay coordinated. That can be the difference between a fun competition and a slow, awkward start.

If you like a little playful pressure, you’ll probably enjoy how the tour frames it: your best putts lower your score, and penalties make you pay attention. It’s friendly competition, not a tournament that turns people into golfers.

Downtown Nashville: your bar list and what to expect at each stop

Once you’re rolling, the tour becomes a game-driven Midtown pub crawl. Your route focuses on bars you can’t easily “just find” on your own walk, and it’s positioned as a Southern-hospitality kind of night.

What’s smart about the format is that it keeps the group from scattering. You’ll move by golf cart between destinations, then jump back into the putting/penalty loop as you go. That means you’re not relying on memory, apps, or guesswork. The guide handles the order, and your group handles the score.

What you should watch for at the bars: some parts of the gameplay can involve drink choices tied to performance. Because drinks aren’t included in the tour price, treat those moments as add-ons. If your group wants a more relaxed approach, you’ll still be able to play the golf side, and you can decide how much drinking you want to do when the game calls for it.

One useful tip from the vibe of the guides: they tend to share neighborhood context and fun facts while you’re moving. That’s part of why the tour often feels like more than just bar hopping. It’s a guided version of discovering Midtown without the constant decision-making.

Music Row connection: the industry side you might miss on Broadway

As the route continues, you’ll spend time in the area known as Music Row, the heart of Nashville’s country music industry. This is a nice contrast if your earlier plan was mostly Broadway.

If you’re the type who wants a bit of context—radio stations, record label offices, recording studios—this adds texture. Instead of only seeing neon and honky-tonk energy, you get a glimpse of where the business side of the music world lives.

Even if you’re not a “music history” person, it helps you understand why certain areas of Nashville feel the way they do. It can make your whole trip feel more connected.

The guides make the night: Tyler, Cam, Joe, Swade, and more

This tour gets rave feedback for its local guides, and it shows in the details. Names that stood out in the guide lineup include Tyler, Cam, Dylan, Will, Joe, Swade, Nick, Austin, Jeremiah, Mick, Sean, Richie, Foster, Jimmy, and others.

The common strengths across those reports are:

• Easygoing hosting that keeps the mood light
• Interactive game management, so you don’t lose momentum
• Local neighborhood info that makes the route feel intentional

If you can choose within the booking flow, you’ll likely do well by aiming for guides who lean into jokes and game energy. But even without a choice, Joyride’s hosting style generally keeps the night fun, not stiff.

Price and value: what $62.47 includes (and what it doesn’t)

At $62.47 per person, you’re paying for more than “getting into bars.” This price covers:

• The 2-hour golf game bar tour
• Private golf cart transport for your group
• A local professional caddie/guide
• Stop at up to 5 Nashville bars while playing
• Trip insurance included (listed as $6.99 per person)
• Admission ticket for the experience

What’s not included is the easy-to-miss part: drinks are not included. That doesn’t make it worse—it just means your group should budget for alcohol and any drink-game requirements.

Value-wise, it’s strongest if:

• You want transportation handled.
• You want a built-in activity so your group isn’t standing around waiting for everyone.
• You’re heading to multiple bars in a short time and want it organized.

If your group’s plan is mostly to have one or two drinks slowly at one place, a game-based crawl may feel like a mismatch. The tour is designed for movement and momentum.

What to bring and wear for a smoother night

Dressing up is encouraged, and that makes sense here. The tour is social, playful, and game-oriented. If you show up in a theme, you’ll probably get more laughs and better photos.

Practical items that matter:

• Bring your ID. The minimum age is 21, and you won’t be permitted into bars without proof of age.
• Dress for the weather. The tour runs rain or shine, so plan your layers if Nashville swings from hot to cool quickly.
• Since it’s near public transportation and ends at the start point, you can also plan simple backup options if you’re hopping between plans.

Also, because it’s a mobile putting setup plus bar stops, comfortable footwear is a smart move. You’ll be on your feet more than you expect during a “2-hour crawl.”

Who this tour is best for

This works especially well for:

• Friends groups who want competition and laughs, not just drinking
• Bachelor or bachelorette parties looking for a structured, fun activity
• People who want to see Midtown bars and not just the Broadway strip
• Anyone who likes lighthearted games and a guide handling logistics

It’s less ideal if you want quiet bars, minimal movement, or long stays at one venue. This is a circuit.

Should you book this Nashville golf pub crawl?

Book it if you want a lively night with structure. The private golf cart, mobile putting game, and low-score competition make it more engaging than a typical bar crawl. It’s also a smart way to expand beyond Broadway while still doing bars.

Skip it (or rethink) if your main goal is slow and relaxed bar time. The format is built for pace—up to five bar stops in about two hours—and that can feel rushed if you’re the “linger” type.

If your group is ready to play, laugh, and keep moving, this is one of the most fun ways to do Nashville bars without relying on luck or navigation skills.

FAQ

How long is the Nashville Pub Crawl Golf Game by Golf Cart?

It runs for about 2 hours.

How many bars will we visit?

The tour includes stops at up to 5 Nashville bars.

Is the tour price $62.47 per person?

Yes, the listed price is $62.47 per person.

Are drinks included in the tour?

No. Drinks are not included in the price.

What is the minimum age to participate?

The minimum age is 21.

Do I need to bring ID?

Yes. You should bring your ID for proof of age, and you will not be permitted into bars without it.

Where does the tour start and end?

It starts at 833 9th Ave S, Nashville, TN 37203, USA and ends back at the meeting point.

Does the tour run in bad weather?

Yes. Tours operate rain or shine, hot or cold.

How big is the group?

The activity has a maximum of 50 travelers, and it’s described as a small-group experience.

What’s included besides the golf game?

Transportation via a private golf cart for your group, a local professional caddie/guide, and the 2-hour golf game bar tour are included, plus trip insurance. A mobile ticket is provided.