Detailed description of Reynolds Park Golf Course
Reynolds Park Golf Course, is a Public, 18 hole golf course located in Winston-Salem, North Carolina.
The course first opened for play in 1930. Ellis Maples was the course architect.
Reynolds Park is a well-established course has mature trees lining its fairways. Creeks come into play on almost all holes.
Although the course measures only 6,534 yards, it plays like it's longer and requires the use of all the clubs in your bag.
The signature hole is #18, a 425-yard, par 4, requiring an approach shot to an elevated green.
$26 (cart included), played on Sunday, August 2009 at 2pm
Very nice muni course just off downtown Winston-Salem. New managers are working very hard to keep course in good shape. Women are definitely welcome as they just opened a new set of forward tees for a total of 4 tee options. Pretty course, hilly and somewhat tight but I play it weekly and enjoy it every time.
$10 (cart included), played on Saturday, October 2008 at 2pm
The normal weekend price is about $30.00. It's a pretty golf for the average golfer. There are more difficult courses in the area for the golfer looking for a tougher challenge.
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$31 (cart included), played on Sunday, July 2012 at 2pm
This golf course was designed by Ellis Maples (the same person who designed Pine Brook Country club). For a muni, it is excellent. The price is very fair, the managers really take care of the course and it is a bit harder and testier than average. There are 4 sets of tees, the carts are new and it's easy to get to from anywhere in the Triad. The only drawback is that there are no restrooms on the front nine and one portajon on the back nine. Other than that (which is usually minor), it's worth playing over and over again.