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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Clemmons, North CarolinaPublic
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Clemmons, North CarolinaPublic
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great course
one of the best public courses in nc
Outstanding golf course
Even though the greens were just airated and sanded, the course still played well. Lots of sand traps.
A test of golf
The course is short for lower HCP players. We played from the tips.
The layout is super. Lots of elevation changes and lots of doglegs to hit around. Requires accuracy and shot making.
Greens are bent grass and were good. Not fast but not slow, middle of the road.
Only complaint is that it's a bit rough around the edges. If you get off the fairways much you will have a hard time finding your ball because of how much they let the grass grow up.
But over all I will play it more than a few times in the future!
Great Layout, fairways great, greens slow/rough
I have played Twood Championship course many times over the years - fairways were great - greens were slow, bumpy probably stressed by summer heat. Bunkers not in good condition at all. overall at this point in the summer still a good value for the money.
Reynolds course Tanglewood
It had been several years since I last played but found the course to be in good condition. No issues with greens.
Bring your sand bucket
Course in good condition, greens were soft due to abundant rain, good for attacking the pin, however u need to hit'em straight, all greens are surrounded by traps...
Great as ever
Hadn't been here in 20 years and was more difficult than i remembered ( maybe just can't play like 20 years ago) Greens rolled perfectly even after them having several tournaments over the weekend and lots of ball marks. Fairways were perfect and rough fair...played the ball down all day even after a driving 30 min rain that had the green we were by completely covered in water it drained in only a few minutes. Have seen several complaints about the sand in the bunkers, but it's typical NC dirt/sand and was no problem to play out of. Excellent conditions overall. Nice clean, quiet carts, friendly staff......only bad mark is Forsyth county charges (taxes!) every car $2 and that is not mentioned anywhere.
Nothing more than average
I walked into the pro shop having already looking online, at their own public website, and the price was $32, though I didn't book and figured I'd do it at the counter. The youngster at the desk said the price was $49 until twilight at 4. I informed his website said $32 and he said he didn't know and I could book it online if I wanted. He could have just did it while looking at the computer for me, but couldn't care less...he was more occupied with the food he was eating and the friend in the office. That showed me enough about the way the place was run these days.
The course was okay, the tee boxes were rough and cut very high. The fairways were also somewhat high cut but with solid grass coverage with many bare spots. The greens were bumpy and pretty heavily played which is to be expected from a public park course. The bunkers were pretty good, you could tell they have added sand pretty recently. The only complaint about the bunkers are they are all pretty large in size, and never more than two ranks, always on the opposite side you will need them...pretty annoying. The staff kid was enough to leave a sour taste of the entire facility. You think a course that has no one there would appreciate your business...he couldn't care less
Good but a bit overpriced
Overall a good, not great, track a bit outside of Winston-Salem. Tee to fairway was pretty well maintained. However, like some other reviews have indicated, the greens and especially the numerous bunkers, could use a bit of work.
Being from the South and used to Bermuda greens, these did play a bit slow, but did roll consistently. It was more of an adjustment on my part for speed. But considering there are over 80 sand traps on this course, and are the main mode of protection, they really need to be better maintained. At the very least, the ones that are in areas with common misses. It had not rained for a few days before our round, but I still was hitting out of wet sand/mud, and many times the bunkers had puddles in them. That did affect the enjoyment of the course.
Pace of play was very good for a Saturday. We got out on an early tee time, and finished 18 in about 4 hours. Amenities were good, not great. The clubhouse was a bit older, and there was no GPS or any frills included on the carts. No beer cart girls either.
Do recommend, but would pick other courses in the area over this for the price.
Championship Course, Muni Condition
This is a true championship layout that is not in championship course condition. Not that it is in bad shape on the tees, fairways, and greens. But as you play you can imagine what it must have been like when they played professional events here.
One of the features I like most about this course (especially in this area) is that it was designed to be walked. No quarter mile walks from green to tee, no extreme elevation changes (though the course is hardly flat).
There is alot of sand on this course, but if you play the right tee box and think your way around you can avoid alot of it. At the same time, the biggest liability of the course conditioning is the EXTREMELY uneven condition of the sand - hard, soft, white, red, rocks, smooth. Since the sand traps are one of the biggest features of the course, this is particularly frustrating.
In the condition it is in, I would not pay the "rack rate" to play Tanglewood Championship, but we often find good discounts on Golf Now which make playing here a good value indeed.
WOW watch out for the bunkers!
Great course, it will really test your shot making ability. My only complaint is that the bunkers need some help. There's 92 of them & most of them need better drainage & more sand. For a public course it is a fabulous layout & well maintained. You definitely earn your score.
Doglegs and blind shots
The one thing good about the course were the greens. Good shape and rolled nicely.
The fairways and tees were really thin to bare in most spots. Layout is bad, 90 degree dogles and blind shots on many holes. Multiple holes where you can be blocked out from hitting to the green while sitting in the fairway. Would not play again, even with a $10 hot deal.
It will be another 15 years!
Well I would say nothing if I could, but....If your course has five to ten bunkers,you must maintain them! The staff could not of been more rude! You do not have that nice of a course! Be happy anyone is paying to play there...no wonder they lost the champions tour event. The conditions of the greens are SLOOOOOOOOOW! Back swings should not be necessary for 5ft putts. No two bunkers were maintained the same. The maintenance crew can sure waist their time driving the gator way too fast during play and weedeating the sides of the cart parts while people try to hit shots. Maybe if they would tell you to rake and place at the pro shop I could of saved about eight strokes. I played the course in its heyday, it's just a shame to see it in such disrepair!
Great Value
The Reynolds course is a fun & challenging course. My only complaint is the bunkers, they need some tending to, the addition of real sand would be nice. For a public course and the amount of play it is in great shape. I'll definitely play it again & I'm looking forward to playing the Championship course.
Great Value!
Very solid course with lots of elevation change. Fairways could have used a little more grass, but that's nitpicking. Loved the bent greens even though they were slightly slow. I'll be back.
The fairways need better caring.
Sand traps are not sand -hard dry dirt.
I have played a lot of courses and never seen "dirt traps" instead of sand. No reason they can get sand in the traps.
Fairways are sparse for grass in too many places.
Winding creek in Tville is much better maintained.
Great value
The sand traps need work. Greens were nice.
Great Layout, Poor Conditions!!!!!!
Fairways okay, greens slooow and full of every type of weed and yard grass, bunkers unplayable. Evidently Forsyth County has no money for golf course maintanance.
Visit from the QC
We traveled from Charlotte and was impressed by the park itself. The Reynolds course is in great shape. The greens are incredible, yet difficult to read Gorgeous scenery of birds and deer. The fairways are in great shape. We enjoyed the course so much we played 27 holes . Staff was very courteous and helpful.
We shall return soon.
QC FOUR
Worst bunkers in years
Course layout good. Lots of bunkers but they were incredibly hard mud in almost every case. Like hitting off of concrete. If the had real sand and raked this would be a very nice course.