Tanglewood Golf Club - Reynolds Course
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Tanglewood in Clemmons is home to two 18-hole courses, the Championship Course and the Reynolds Course, both designed by Robert Trent Jones. Golf Digest has ranked the Reynolds Course as one of the top 75 public courses in the country. At 7,101 yards from the back tees, the golf course may lack the length of modern courses but it has all of the challenges. The sloping fairways are lined with trees and there are several doglegs that demand draws and fades from the back tees. The final hole is considered the most difficult at Tanglewood. This narrow, twisting par 4 climbs an uphill fairway guarded by a deep bunker on the left and mature woods on the right. You'll need a long, straight tee shot in order to have a chance at hitting the tiny, elevated green, which is also well protected by bunkers.
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Great Condition
The course is in excellant shape from the tee boxes to the greens. More challenging than the Championship course. You’ll use more irons than fairway woods and utility clubs. Secret is to keep it in play.
Redo experience
Previously I played here last year. I was recovering
from radiation treatments. Dealing with it’s side effects on the eighth and ninth hole.
I wanted to replay the course a year later.
This outing was a success!
Wouldnt Recommend
The day started off with an 8:10 tee time and they double booked us. There were two 8:10 tee times. Then Tangle wood put someone right behind us. We were slowed by the folks in front of us and pushed by the folks behind us. No way there should be 3 tee times within 5 minutes of one another.
I wouldn't suggest playing the Reynolds course. In most holes you're in-between tight tree-lines. For the average golfer, it makes for a day of ball hunting.
Greens were in pretty good condition. Made for a good putting day. Fairways were good. Rough areas need to be cut/groomed.
Ill spend my money somewhere else next time.