Tanglewood Club

Great course design that could use some attention to cartpaths.

Course was in excellent shape. Especially for this time of year. Beautiful scenery and challenging layout. The greens were fast and a challenge to read.

Get the ranger back out there!!
Too many senior scramble players was like watching kids play swarm ball out there. No one lets a twosome thru. No one fixes divots. greens getting k Ickes up. I can only assess this to rude players and not enough attention by staff

They should have left the tee boxes where they were.

Course is in need of a lot of work. Tee boxes and greens are rock hard. Tee boxes and cart path are in bad shape.

I’ve played here over 300 times.

It’s rarely in decent condition.

Always overbooked with leagues etc.

Layout is sweet which is what brings me back (also living very close by)

Just always too busy. Good luck getting on the course at 2:00 any day of the week.

I never leave a review on a course unless they deserve the bad publicity. This course was in awful condition, and 3 different groups of neighborhood teenagers were running all over the course unsupervised. These kids yelled during tee shots, hit us with balls and cussed at us multiple times. I thought, wow kids being kids but gave a courtesy call to the clubhouse so these kids wouldn’t disrupt others. HERES THE KICKER- clubhouse staff was not apologetic and didn’t even remove these children from the property, instead they were rude and these children continued to follow us around the course for another hour, giving us no choice but to quit the round and call it a day. Totally poor management and all in all a waste of money. No rangers, no starter, no maintenance crew, nobody to supervise at all and prevent bogus like that from happening. Highly recommend you do not waste your money on this COW PASTURE.

Course was backed up with a morning outing. Not sure why they would allow tee times to be sold prior to the outing being finished. Waiting behind 3-4 groups on each hole is not fun. Cart path conditions were very porous in spots so much so that my dads tailbone is hurting today. Course is very beautiful and includes challenging holes as well. Just wish they handled some things better and knocked the price down some for the experience that comes with it.

Ehhh... Not the best or worst place to play in the area. Greens rolled fine but the were several areas under repair. For the price, I thought it was worth it.

I played here in the first time in roughly over a year. First the good news - Course has been spruced up (adding some tee markers and course info at the 1st tee), they've devised some hybrid tees (Blue/White) which makes up for a huge yardage between tee boxes (still to be rated by the NOGA), the greens were in good shape on most holes, the bunkers appeared to have been refreshed with more sand, and the price on a Thursday morning was very reasonable. Now the bad parts - many of the fairways are still in really bad shape (especially #10). Patches of no grass or mud. On #15, there is a huge rut running from the left side to the right side down to the pond. Some of the greens also had patches of dirt. There were also tee boxes that were basically dirt with clumps of grass. That's especially frustrating on Par 3s. I know that courses need where to put their money but bad tee boxes leave a bad memory. I believe that the course is under a new owner. Definite improvements have been made to it since the last time I played it. In the right condition, it could be great because the layout is interesting and makes you play different golf on different holes. Finally, the driving range remains poor.

They seem to not care about how many golfers they put out on the course. So backed up on a Thursday in the afternoon. This happens a lot here, we paid for 18 and quit after playing 9. Me and my friends have decided to not play here the rest of the season. Also their driving range never has balls total lost revenue for them. Think long and hard before booking a tee time.