Pebble Brook Golf Course sits in Greenbrier, Tennessee, a community in the northern reaches of the Nashville metropolitan area. The course was designed by Johnny Baggett, a regional architect who worked primarily across Tennessee and neighboring states during the latter decades of the twentieth century. Baggett's designs typically emphasize playability for a range of skill levels while working within the rolling terrain common to Middle Tennessee. The layout occupies land characteristic of the region, with moderate elevation changes and mature tree cover framing many holes. Water features appear throughout the routing, reflecting the course's name and adding both visual definition and strategic interest to several holes. The design allows golfers to navigate the property without extreme walks between greens and tees, a practical consideration for daily-fee play. Pebble Brook serves the Greenbrier and greater Nashville golfing community as an accessible public facility. The course caters to local residents, league play, and visitors seeking a straightforward round in a suburban setting. Its location near the Kentucky border places it within the broader network of courses serving golfers in the Nashville area, where growth over recent decades has expanded both residential development and recreational amenities. The course provides a functional test of golf within a landscape shaped by the Cumberland River watershed and the gentle topography that defines much of Robertson County.