
Georgia · Course 1
The Landing Course
- Holes
- 18
- Par
- 72
- Yards
- 7051
- Est.
- 1986
A classic course offering a challenging layout with beautiful views of Lake Oconee, known for its strategic design and natural beauty.

Georgia
Reynolds Lake Oconee combines five resort-access golf courses with lakefront lodging, The Ritz-Carlton, cottage accommodations and a full collection of activities beyond golf. Great Waters is the signature round, while The Oconee, National, Preserve and Landing give a group enough variety for a three- or four-night stay.
Resort guests generally plan around five courses: Great Waters, The Oconee, The National, The Preserve and The Landing. Each brings a different architect and style, from the lakefront finish at Great Waters to National's 27 wooded holes. Read our Reynolds Lake Oconee Golf Courses guide to compare all five rounds, or use the complete golf trip planning guide for lodging, course access and recommended trip length.
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A three-night trip works for three rounds, while four nights gives the group room for another course, The Kingdom or time on the lake. The Reynolds Lake Oconee planning guide explains how lodging and course access should be planned together.
From $2,495 per golfer
A luxury Lake Oconee golf itinerary with resort or cottage accommodations, daily golf access, practice facilities, breakfast, and optional replay rounds depending on the selected Reynolds package.
All golf and lodging taxes and fees included. Excludes flights, airport transfers, and caddies. Rates subject to change.
From $2,895 per golfer
A golf-heavy Reynolds itinerary built for groups that want to maximize rounds across the lakefront golf portfolio with luxury lodging, dining, and lake activities between rounds.
All golf and lodging taxes and fees included. Excludes flights, airport transfers, and caddies. Rates subject to change.

Reynolds Lake Oconee works especially well for groups that want several rounds without giving up the rest of the resort experience. Visiting guests generally build their trip around five courses: Great Waters, The Oconee, The National, The Preserve and The Landing. Great Waters provides the strongest stretch along Lake Oconee, while the other courses bring different architects, terrain and levels of difficulty to the stay. The wider private community currently has seven completed courses; Creek Club and Richland are member-focused, and Fenmoor has been announced as an eighth, members-only course scheduled to open in fall 2026. The Ritz-Carlton, Reynolds cottages, The Kingdom, boating, dining, spa and sporting grounds make this more than a sequence of tee times.
The Ritz-Carlton Reynolds, Lake Oconee is the flagship luxury resort option, with lakefront rooms, suites, cottages, spa, dining, and access to Reynolds golf experiences. Groups can also use Reynolds cottages, condominiums, lake homes, and club-connected lodging depending on package access and availability.
Reynolds Lake Oconee combines five resort-access courses with The Kingdom fitting and instruction center, extensive practice facilities, lake access, marinas, dining, spa amenities, Sandy Creek Sporting Grounds and lodging anchored by The Ritz-Carlton. Creek Club and Richland are part of the wider private golf community rather than the standard resort lineup.
Each property is selected for proximity to the next round, the kind of evening that fits a long golf trip, and the feel we want for the group.
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Reynolds Lake Oconee is in Greensboro, Georgia, roughly 85–90 miles east of Atlanta. Most groups fly into Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) and arrange a rental car or private transfer; Augusta Regional Airport (AGS) is another option for some itineraries.
The best windows are March through May and September through November, when Georgia weather is comfortable for golf and lake activities. Summer works well for groups that want the lakefront resort feel, but heat and humidity are higher.
Best for luxury buddies trips, couples golf getaways, corporate retreats, lake-focused groups, and golfers who want several high-end courses in one resort-style destination.
The Reynolds community currently has seven completed courses, with the members-only Fenmoor course scheduled to become the eighth in fall 2026. Resort guests generally plan around five: Great Waters, The Oconee, The National, The Preserve and The Landing.
Great Waters is generally the signature course for visiting golfers because of its Jack Nicklaus design, dramatic Lake Oconee holes, and nationally recognized resort-course reputation.
No. Standard resort trips generally use Great Waters, The Oconee, The National, The Preserve and The Landing. Creek Club and Richland are private, member-focused courses, and Fenmoor is planned as members-only. Always confirm the named courses included with the lodging package.
Yes. The Ritz-Carlton Reynolds, Lake Oconee is the flagship lakefront resort, and Reynolds also offers cottages, condominiums, and other golf-focused lodging options for stay-and-play trips.
The Kingdom is a premium TaylorMade fitting and instruction experience at Reynolds, offering club fitting, private instruction, and game-improvement experiences for golfers.
Spring and fall are the best overall seasons, especially March through May and September through November, when temperatures are comfortable for golf and lake activities.
Reynolds Lake Oconee is about 85–90 miles east of Atlanta, with most airport transfers from Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International taking roughly 1 hour 45 minutes depending on traffic.
Yes. The multi-course golf lineup, cottage and condominium lodging, lake activities, practice facilities, and private-club-style service make it one of the Southeast’s strongest luxury buddies-trip destinations.
Yes. Reynolds Plantation is the property's former name. The destination was rebranded as Reynolds Lake Oconee in 2016, but golfers still use both names when searching for the resort and its courses.
Old Linger Longer Road, Greene, Georgia 30642, United States
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