Golf courses in Greensboro, GA.

Greensboro, GA

The National is an 18-hole course at Reynolds Lake Oconee in Greensboro, Georgia, designed by Tom Fazio and opened in 1997. Today it is made up of the Ridge and Cove nines; the original Bluff nine was combined with nine new holes in 2024 to form a separate course, Richland. The National plays 7,034 yards at par 72, with big elevation changes between tee, fairway and green, including approaches that drop as much as 60 feet. It is part of the Reynolds Lake Oconee community and is played by members and resort guests.

Greensboro, GA

The Oconee Course at Reynolds Lake Oconee is a Rees Jones design in Greensboro, Georgia, that opened in 2002. The par-72 layout measures 7,158 yards from the back tees and follows a routing along the Lake Oconee shoreline. It is a risk-reward design that offers options to play over inlets or carry the corners of tree-lined doglegs, with lake views from several holes. The course is part of the Reynolds Lake Oconee resort and residential community and is available to members and resort guests.

Greensboro, GA

The Preserve was the first golf course built at what is now Reynolds Lake Oconee in Greensboro, designed by Bob Cupp with input from player consultants Fuzzy Zoeller and Hubert Green. Opened in 1988, it plays to roughly 6,674 yards at par 72 over gently rolling terrain. The design leans on subtle deception in its contours rather than length or forced carries, aiming to stay playable across skill levels. It is played by Reynolds members and by guests staying at the resort.

Greensboro, GA

Richland, at Reynolds Lake Oconee in Greensboro, opened in October 2024 as Tom Fazio's second design for the community, blending nine holes carried over from his earlier National course with nine entirely new ones. The par-72 layout plays to 7,090 yards and represents the culmination of design work at the site dating back to 1997. It gives Reynolds two Fazio-designed courses alongside layouts from Jack Nicklaus, Bob Cupp and Jim Engh. Richland is played by Reynolds Lake Oconee members and by guests of the resort.

Greensboro, GA

Creek Club is a private course within the Reynolds Lake Oconee community in Greensboro, designed by Jim Engh and opened in 2007. Richland Creek comes into play on fourteen of the eighteen holes, and Engh's characteristic mounding and bunkering give the layout a sculpted look across the property's rolling terrain. The par-72 course plays to a maximum of 7,079 yards and is reserved for members and their guests. It is one of several courses that make up the Reynolds golf portfolio around Lake Oconee.

Greensboro, GA

The Landing is one of the golf courses at Reynolds Lake Oconee near Greensboro, Georgia, and was the first course built on Lake Oconee. It was designed by Bob Cupp and originally opened in 1986 under the name Port Armor Golf Club before Reynolds acquired the property in 2005 and renovated the course in 2013. The layout draws on a Scottish style routing through naturally wooded terrain and rolling hills, with several holes running along the shoreline of Lake Oconee, including the closing stretch. It plays to a par of 72 and measures just under 7,000 yards from the back tees. Access to The Landing is arranged through Reynolds Lake Oconee's golf operations for resort guests, property owners, and members. The course is one of several courses within the broader Reynolds Lake Oconee community.

Greensboro, GA

The Quick Six at Reynolds Lake Oconee, designed by Bob Cupp, is an engaging 6-hole par-3 course within The Preserve in Greensboro, Georgia. With each hole under 130 yards, it offers a fun and efficient golf experience, perfect for a casual round or sharpening your short game amidst the beautiful resort landscape.