Manor House at Tanglewood Park

About Manor House at Tanglewood Park
The Manor House Bed and Breakfast isn't your typical golf hotel or resort, but its location inside the 1,100-acre Tanglewood Park does have its advantages. It's within a mile of Tanglewood Park's 45 holes of golf, including the Championship Course, host of the 1974 PGA Championship won by Lee Trevino. The Victorian era manor dating to 1859 has been completely restored. All the rooms include their own private baths and period furniture and decor. Golfers can also stay at the cottage, guesthouse and apartment. Park amenities feature an aquatic center, horse stables, tennis courts and more.Facts
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Don't Bother
The Reynolds Course is overpriced. There was no price drop for recent aeration and no mention beforehand. The Championship Course had green fairways and the Reynolds Course looked like a barren wasteland. The Reynolds was placement golf with narrow dog legs and very little upkeep. We teed off just before lunch and 4 hours later we still had 5 holes left to play. We had enough and left. The drive to 10 was unmarked and about a mile from clubhouse. The only positive were the par 3s which were nice looking holes except for the punched greens and the dirt tee boxes. I've played thousands of rounds of golf and I will never go back. A 25 dollar Course at best.
Course conditions and staff
For $45 (w/range balls), you would think the course would be exceptional. Far from it. The Reynolds Course is not worth the money unless you like little to no grass on most of the tee boxes and several areas in most of the fairways. Hopefully, you won't be a little disappointed when you turn in your cart because you will not be greeted by a friendly staff member. This guy has the personality of a rock. Not friendly at all. For less money, I recommend Salem Glen, Reynolds Park or even Olde Homeplace. Much nicer courses.
Get out here asap
I have been playing out here for 20 years, I very much consider it my nemesis. I love the layout, I believe it to be one of if not THE most challenging course layout within an hour of the triad when played from the tips. It will require most of the clubs in your bag and right now the greens are as rolling as good as they have been all year, easily on par with some private clubs in the area and for the twilight rate it is an unbelievable deal. I'll be out here every week until its too cold to take a divot without wincing. Kudos to this management team, it's as sharp as its been in years!
After playing 20 courses around the Winston/Greensboro area, I finally played a course that was just not in good condition. Tee boxes, greens, fairways and rough just not in good shape. The holes you see from road not in the worst condition, but majority of the holes just in poor condition to say the least.
There is so many options at this price range within an hour of this location, I cant imagine why you would play here.
I was quite surprised seeing all the reviews, hopefully this review saves someone some time to not play here.

Came you name a few near WS that you recommend?
Great layout, needs some water
The layout at Tanglewood is one of the best in the Traid and the renovations a couple of years ago are fantastic. However, the course needs some water. The fairways and greens have excellent cover, the greens couldn’t roll any better. But once you get off of the fairways and greens the grass is virtually non-existent especially around the greens. The course is playing far too firm for its design and this is creating bad results for even excellent golf shots. The greens are too firm to hold anything but a perfect shot and the fairways often won’t even hold a perfect drive and with no rough, great drives can easily be punished. Tanglewood is supposed to be a tough test, but it is a tough enough test without ridiculous conditions. It has been dry recently but for $60 a round they can make sure there is some grass around the greens and good shots will hold. A municipal course shouldn’t be set up like a US Open all the time.

It cost nowhere close to $60 a round.
Great Par 3 course
Saw the one review and thought the course was going to be poor condition. All 18 greens were in amazing condition when I went. They offer golf carts, but wouldn't make sense to get one with how small and close the holes are. You hit from a hitting mat. Great course for beginners and advanced players to just bring a wedge and putter.
Highly recommend checking it out
Target golf and worth playing for the price point.
Target golf. I pulled out driver 5 times total and played from the blues, which is just under 6100 yards. December golf so cannot ask a lot, but greens rolled true. I would play it again and definitely change my club selection to get better attack angles.
12/12 Reynolds
Course was a little wet which was strange since we have t had rain in over a week. Aside from that the course was as good as it gets for December. Greens were great and pace of play was outstanding. We played as a twosome and finished right at 4 hours.
Very Nice Course
Played for first time today. The course is nicely maintained and the greens were excellent. Only issue was very slow play. Sometimes two groups waiting to tee off. Other issue is no course layouts except online so Unsure of the various hole layouts.
Good late season round!
Greens in great shape. Played a day after raining. Course was wet but extremely well kept. Greens rolled pure! Had a lot of fun.
its a crying shame they have let conditions get so bad on the Championship course!