Tanglewood Park Golf (Reynolds)

The Reynolds course at Tanglewood, designed by legendary architect, Robert Trent Jones, Sr., is a shot-makers delight and has been a favorite of golfers for many years. Because of its design, this scenic Jones gem, with elevation changes from tee to green on many holes, is fun for golfers of all abilities. Multiple sets of tees, ranging in distance from 4611 to 6567 yards, gives everyone a chance to play well and have an enjoyable day. For the experienced player, accuracy and shot-shaping are required to score well. Many holes are doglegs which demand draws and fades from the back tees. The sloping, tree-lined fairways penalize errant tee shots. A well placed drive with a fairway wood or hybrid club is usually the best option and often leaves a mid to short iron second shot. Yet, with multiple risk and reward holes, players will constantly be tempted to challenge the course. If successful, they will be rewarded, but if not, the penalty can be severe. The eighteenth hole, a 411 yard par 4 is considered by many to be the most difficult hole at Tanglewood. A narrow, twisting, uphill fairway is guarded by a deep bunker left and woods right. A long, straight tee shot from the tips is a must in order to have a chance to hit the tiny, well protected, elevated green in two shots. Very few birdies are made here! Located in beautiful Tanglewood Park, come out and see why the Reynolds Course is recognized as one of the best values around!