Tanglewood Club

Overall great experience for my first time golfing here

I’ve played here a handful of time and I genuinely really like the course and layout. It’s very scenic with the hills and rolling streams cutting through the holes. That being said, I doubt I’ll come back. The course needs desperate maintenance. Every single green was peppered with divots from guests not fixing them after their approaches. Almost every putt line has a divot making the greens unreadable. I was also left frustrated on the back 9 after a group of 7 kids, some of whom must have snuck onto the course, grouped together and slowed the pace down. 7 of them shared 2 carts, with some riding on the back of the carts. I noticed on the last hole that a group of them ran off to the road and loaded their clubs into a car before the rest drove the carts back to the clubhouse. They were dicking around and slowed the pace right down. The “ranger” drove around a couple of times and did absolutely nothing. Leaving our group and groups behind waiting 8-10 mins between shots while the 7 person group ahead of us played their shots. Totally unacceptable.

I like Tanglewood golf course. I don’t get to play it much now. It’s not too hard but has some beautiful holes, in particular hole #8, which is inspiring from the blues and blacks. The course is well maintained and drains pretty well. When I last went, hole 1 was a bit wet near the green but I think it was near sprinklers that may have just finished.
The staff was friendly and they have a decent beer selection with outside dining in the shade. Overall- a nice golf course.

One of my best courses I have played in a while! Really fun yet challenging course! Also they might have the friendliest rangers I've met.

Always seems that with a little effort this course could be top notch. But hey, it’s October.

Good greens. Well maintained traps. Lots of sand in traps. Fairways needs work. Some tee boxes need grass. Pace of play was excellent.

I've played this course twice this season. One in May and now this past weekend. The conditions in May were bad but it was a wet spring so I gave them a break. On Saturday, they were worse during a very dry period.

Problems - the fairway and rough look basically the same both in condition and height. Honestly, if you have to look hard on each hole to tell the difference. Many holes had multiple areas of mud fairway (#10 is a great example). The teeing areas are beat up. I had to laugh seeing fertilizer spread on wet dirt on tees. Greens were OK but again, there were multiple areas of dirt. Much worse than other public courses. The final straw is how they let their "members" do basically anything they want to do. On Saturday, we made the turn to find two foursomes waiting at the #10 tee. We are a traveling league so there was one of our foursomes ahead of us, and three behind. The Members were having an outing and wanted to squeeze between us. Then another group drove right across the teeing area on #12 WHILE WE WERE HITTING BALLS. No wave, no waiting until we teed off. They just cruised on by us. I almost wish that we had plunked one on them.

The course layout is great. This could be a fantastic course. Obviously, the ownership doesn't want to put any money into it.

The layout is great but too many fairways are like civil war battlefields. The course could be 1st class with some drainage and clearing out a few trees. The grreens rolled well. It is supposed to be a "resort" course but you have paper scorecards and no pencils? As much as I like the layout, I doubt I will be back

There was a 5some 2 groups in front of us that backed up the course