Tanglewood Club

course is getting better and better by the minute. great staff - Rick is a great guy

friendly staff good condition for winter just over

Can't say enough for how professional and responsive the GolfNow staff and service was.

Tangle-weed is no more. This course is open, working free of issues, and has a staff and owner that is willing to put the money into it. it does not take much to bring a former country club back and it shows here. Another course you need your A game to break 80.

This one plays hard so bring your A game. I little wet all of the time but hey, you can't be too demanding in Mid November in Ohio.

The course is very long playing from the back tees but the speed of the greens is what makes the course challenging.

This course will make you use every club in your bag and every shot in your arsenal. A good variety of holes with good length. I highly recommend Tanglewood.

Great course, friendly staff, tough to play this time of the year (October) if you're not hitting it straight (but aren't they all). Strongly recommended!

Course is very rundown, both in play and out of play. Clubhouse and adjacent facilties are also in need of repair.

TANGLEWOOD WAS IN GOOD SHAPE, GREENS RUNNING FAST AND TRUE. FAIRWAYS WERE CUT AND RAN WHEN I ACTUALLY HIT THEM. LEAVES COULD BE ISSUE LATER IN THE YEAR, I HADN'T PLAYED TANGLEWOOD IN 10 YEARS SINCE A BAD LAST OUTING. I WAS PLEASANTLY SURPRISED. PLAYED MIDDAY AND DIDN'T SEE ANOTHER PLAYER. LANDSCAPE IS HILLIER THEN I REMEMBERED. OVERALL A GOOD EXPERIENCE.

Tanglewood is a great value now that it is available to the public. It suffers when conditions are wet, and two holes in particular are frequently soggy -- with standing water on the fairways (2 and 10). Other than that, a great track.

I enjoyed this course that once hosted PGA events, however, those days are past. Placing condition aside, the course is a challenge based on a combination of layout and to a lesser degree distance. I will qualify that just by saying I am bit of longer ball player. However, the strategic challenge of elevation changes, twists and turns require good power with finesse.

I would say most players of private clubs would rate the fairways and greens at below average. I would say the course condition is equivalent to average that of better public courses.

The course with a few years of aggressive care could host an LPGA, Juniors or State Amateurs tournaments. As for my experience, I played the course in its best days and again recently. I very much enjoyed the people I played with, the clubhouse and the memories. There conditional issues were exaggerated by the very dry summer.

Course was nice. Some holes under repair/maintenance.

Not many amenities to offer.

Greens are very good, course needs a little TLC.
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I read that Fuzzy Zoeller said that all they had to do was grow the rough and they could play the open here. Could be! This course is a challenging, pro-style layout. A former private club that has been force to go semi-private (or semi-public, if you will) in order to survive. A common scenario in NE Ohio. The clubhouse is a little disheveled, but I'm OK with that if they're taking care of the course. There were a few rough spots, but it was because the course was being worked on, not neglected. Besides the design, the best part was the greens. Large, lots of contour, would hold a shot, and fast as lightning! Loved them! I want to play here again, and definitely worth your while.

Course was great, back in the day. Needs attention today.