Reynolds Park Golf Course

Wyant Family Channel 4 months ago

I have lived in High Point for 13 years. Playing nearly everything within 30 minutes and for some reason never played this track until Sunday May 30 2026. Personally, I loved it. Club house was friendly. Opens with a par 5 (we started on #10 but that's true for #1 as well) Fast true greens. Lots of elevation changes. Certainly a challenge. The track across the road is officially one of the most unique layouts in the Triad I've seen. And best of all, the price !!! Saturday for $40. Thank you Reynolds. I'll be back next Sunday. You can't find that much these days since Covid. (Separate rant: golf is more popular so your naturally making more money, then you also raise your rates 20% or more. That's just greed)

Tom Gleason Edited 4 months ago

Great clubhouse. Course in reasonable condition. Greens smooth. Would not hesitate to play again.

Jordan Alexander 10 months ago

I feel I'm being generous with a one star review. The staff was friendly, the turndog was delish, and we had a parking spot close to the cart return. All good things. The course is in very poor shape. Not much turf, the greens have been neglected, not aerated In years and are the grainiest squishiest Bermuda greens I've ever seen. The practice green is a joke. Has some really bad holes, #7 is especially bad. We teed off on the back for some reason,and 18 is not bad. #9 is not great. It's forgiving, and for 40 bucks on a golf now discount, not the worst value. But I'll never be back. It's one of the worst golf courses I played in a while. Winding Creek, Oak Hollow and Jamestown Park can be played almost as cheaply for a much much better golf course

Cameron Leftwich a year ago

I recently had the opportunity to visit Reynolds Park for the second time, and while the course itself has beautiful landscaping and well-maintained yet speedy greens, I was disappointed by the overall atmosphere during my visit both times. Unfortunately, I sensed an undercurrent of discomfort stemming from what appeared to be unequal treatment based on race. Golf should be an inclusive sport where all players feel welcome and respected regardless of their background. I hope the management takes this feedback seriously and works toward fostering a more welcoming and equitable environment for all golfers in the future. Improving this aspect would truly enhance the experience and reputation of what could otherwise be a wonderful golf destination. Hit em straight fellow golfers!

Brian Silva 5 years ago

The greens are in terrible shape. Tee boxes and fairways are okay. The last 2 times we played it groups were crawling in front of us, yet we never saw a ranger attempting to speed anyone up. Very disappointing.