We host a lot of tournament groups. Tanglewood was opened with nine holes in 1965, and was called Rolling Greens. The name was changed when a second nine was added in 1985. It is owned by a group of local golfer-investors, most of whom are club members. The course has tree-lined fairways, many of which have been narrowed by the growth of overhanging limbs.
Fairways are now lush.
Rough has a base of sand and pine needles under the trees, which eliminates looking for balls, and gives the chance for recovery shots. There's water on only four holes. Lakes, with fountains, are located on the par three 11th and directly in front of the green on the par-five 12th. Eighteen, also a par five, has water which cuts a big hunk out of the left side of the fairway at about 200 yards from the green. The fourth water body is a tiny pond to the right front of the seventh green.