Reynolds Lake Oconee

Reynolds Lake Oconee is a 12,000-acre golf community in Greensboro, Georgia, where resort guests can play five 18-hole championship courses—90 holes in all—laid out along the coves of Lake Oconee. The Ritz-Carlton, Reynolds, Lake Oconee is the front door, pairing lakefront rooms and eight dining venues with access to the golf.

The five courses stretch from Jack Nicklaus's early signature work at Great Waters through designs by Rees Jones, Tom Fazio and Bob Cupp. The rolling, wooded terrain and the lake itself shape each layout differently, and the community keeps building—newer member courses sit alongside the resort five.

Great Waters

Jack Nicklaus · par 72 · Jack Nicklaus's lakeside signature—the longest of the five, with a back nine tracing the shoreline.

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The Landing

Bob Cupp · par 72 · The lake's original course, a 1986 Bob Cupp layout with Scottish-links leanings.

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The National

Tom Fazio · par 72 · Tom Fazio's Ridge-and-Cove eighteen, routed through big elevation and hardwood forest.

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The Oconee

Rees Jones · par 72 · Rees Jones's water-forward design beside the clubhouse, coves and inlets in play throughout.

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The Preserve

Bob Cupp · par 72 · Reynolds' inaugural Bob Cupp course from 1988—rolling and intimate, with a Quick Six add-on.

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On-property lodging sells out well in advance—book early.

The Ritz-Carlton, Reynolds, Lake Oconee

Five-star lakefront resort · from $450/nt

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