Reynolds Lake Oconee (Oconee course)
Reynolds Lake Oconee (Oconee course)
Est. 2002
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Where2Golf says:
Reynolds Lake Oconee (Oconee course): The Oconee is generally recognised as one of Georgia's top-rated golf courses and a very good tree-lined parkland layout. The course provides a wonderful test for your all-round game with many excellent holes to enjoy. The Oconee course offers inspiring lake views while presenting options to play shots over inlets of Lake Oconee, or carry corners of tree-lined doglegs. A must play if you are in the area.
Spread around the extensive lakeside and residential development of Reynolds Lake Oconee are 117-holes of golf, contained in five public-access courses and the members-only Creek Club course. A second private course is planned/in development and will be known as the Richland Club.
The Reynolds Lake Oconee courses have been designed and crafted by a veritable Who's Who of great course architects, including: Jack Nicklaus (Great Waters), Bob Cupp (The Landing and The Preserve), Tom Fazio (27-hole National course), Rees Jones (The Oconee), Jim Engh (Creek Club) and Pete Dye (Richland Club).
Stay & Play at Reynolds Lake Oconee: luxury onsite accommodation available, see Where2Stay section below.
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Reynolds Lake Oconee (Oconee course)
1031 Cottage Cove, off Lake Oconee Trail,
Greensboro, Georgia GA 30642
USA
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+1 (888) 298 3119 |
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+1 (706) 467 1200 |
Fax
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| Email |
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| Website |
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www.reynoldsplantation.com |
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Golf Pro
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Mike Davenport (Head Professional)
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Academy
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Reynolds Golf Academy, led by Charlie King; adjacent to Reynolds Lake Oconee's Oconee course.
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About the course
The course:
18 holes.
Tree-lined parkland.
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Surroundings:
Woodland and lakeside.
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Designer:
Rees Jones
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| Yards |
7029 |
5718 |
5198 |
| Par |
72 |
72 |
72 |
| SSS or Slope |
73.4 |
67.4 |
69.8 |
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At the Same Location:
Reynolds Lake Oconee is home to the following courses (all 18-hole, par-72 unless stated otherwise): Preserve course (Bob Cupp, 1988, 6674 yds); Landing course (Bob Cupp, 1986, 7048 yds); Great Waters course (Jack Nicklaus, 1992, 7073 yds); 27-hole National course (Tom Fazio, 1997, Bluff-Cove combination 7034 yds) and Oconee course (Rees Jones, 2002, 7029 yds). There are also two private courses: Creek Club (Jim Engh, 2007, 7079 yds) and Richland Club (Pete Dye, under construction).
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How2Get There?
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78 miles E of Atlanta
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Essential information
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Green Fees:
2017 resort guest fee, 18-holes, peak rate in high season: $245, golf cart included. [Contact club for full details, discounts, packages, etc].
Credit cards accepted.
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Who can play and When?
Resort guests (staying at the Ritz-Carlton) can book to play on the following Reynolds Lake Oconee courses: Landing, Plantation, Great Waters, National and Oconee. The Creek and Richland Clubs are private, member-only courses.
Must book in advance.
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Other Information
Non-metal spike facility. Caddies and forecaddies available.
Practice facilities
Excellent
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Did you know?
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Recognised for its natural beauty and riverside forests, the Oconee River has provided a family retreat for over 100 years. Many families quickly decided to "linger longer," turning one-or-two day visits into three-four-or five day family retreats.
By 1982, the river had become Lake Oconee, and Reynolds Plantation, now known as Reynolds Lake Oconee, was founded. It has evolved into a globally recognised resort, community and club, with six golf courses, nine dining venues, four full-service marinas, swimming pools, 21 miles of walking and biking trails, a world class fitness and tennis club, and The Ritz-Carlton Hotel at its centre.
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Published Ranking
2017-18 Golf Digest rating: 20th best course in Georgia.
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Location
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Click to enlarge Google map
Latitude: (33.439557)
Longitude: (-83.196706)
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Where2Stay including nearby courses also detailed in where2golf.com
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The Ritz-Carlton Reynolds, Lake Oconee AAA Five Diamond
1 Lake Oconee Trail, Greensboro, Georgia 30642
+1 (706) 467 0600
www.ritzcarlton.com
At The Ritz-Carlton Reynolds, Lake Oconee in Georgia, you'll be greeted by a shimmering lake and quiet tranquility. Whether your visit includes golfing on championship courses, a relaxing day of fishing, wandering through antebellum towns or just relaxing at the spa, this Georgia luxury hotel offers an engaging backdrop in the heart of nature.
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| Golf at this hotel |
Reynolds Lake Oconee (Oconee course). |
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| Golf within 5 miles |
Reynolds Lake Oconee (Landing, Preserve, Great Waters, National, Creek Club & Richland Club courses). |
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| Golf within 20 miles |
Cuscowilla; Harbor Club. |
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