Manor House at Tanglewood Park

This Robert Trent Jones Sr designed course is a very good value but should not be played by inexperienced golfers as it is narrow and very challenging.

Wonderful course and weather was perfect for the time of year, only problem was the pace, took 5.25 hours.

The course is in excellent condition and everyone very friendly

Our group played the course two days after a massive flood. Carts were 90 degrees. The course is elevated and drained well. Greens were super fast and pin placement was tough. The course played short but your approach shot if not pin high could cause a extre stroke. Staff was friendly and the grill was happy to serve you. Club house was clean and the bathrooms were easy to find.

Always in the shadow of the Championship course, the Reynolds course deserves more positive reviews as a challenging alternative. It had been several years since I last played it and for a public course the greens were in very good condition. Definitely worth playing when the Championship course is booked.

I haven't play the Reynolds Course over 10 yrs, Still like the layout and I really enjoyed playing especially this time of the year. The green is in awesome shape.

Greens & most fairways in great shape, traps better than last time I played there,, just needed grooming. Tee boxes just OK.

First time playing Championship course. Weather was cool and damp first 6 holes but afternoon turned out to be ideal. Course in good condition- greens a little slow but smooth. Need another round to appreciate the layout. Would have appreciated a hole map for better orientation on some holes - do not appreciate blind shots - especially not knowing what was beyond the blind shot. Overall a good day and a good course - want to get back to play again soon. Worth the effort and expense - though the website tee time reservation system was seamless.

The only draw back was that the bunkers were poorly maintained. More clay with craters and not enough sand.

I wanted to play Tanglewood because of the history -- the course hosted the 1974 PGA Championship. Lee Trevino won his first PGA Championship, edging Jack by a stroke. Sam Snead tied for third place at the age of 62. So with that known, I was content with that.

But the course was in phenomenal shape at the end of October. According to my playing partner, the greens were "slow" in the morning. They still had some bite to them, however. Very challenging course with plenty of bunkers. Hard to score on the par 5s, and the par 3s can have some length to them. Very enjoyable round. Keep in mind it's a $2 fee to enter the park, so make sure to have some cash on hand and allow yourself a few extra minutes to drive through the service road.

Course is in great condition! A very tough but fun challenge for new golfers. Should’ve brought my bathing suit because I spent a ton of time on the beach.