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The Landing at Reynolds Lake Oconee

Bob Cupp (1987)

★4.6(71)$$resort only

Holes

Par

Yards

6,991

Peak Fee

$300

About The Landing at Reynolds Lake Oconee

Bob Cupp designed The Landing in 1986, originally named Port Armor Golf Club and the first golf course ever built on Lake Oconee. Reynolds acquired the course in 2005 as part of the expansion that built the now-six-course Reynolds Lake Oconee portfolio, and a 2013 renovation modernized the greens and bunker complexes while preserving Cupp's original strategic routing. 7,048 yards par-72 winding through naturally wooded areas, rolling hills, and several shoreline holes that flirt with Lake Oconee itself. Cupp was a frequent Jack Nicklaus design associate before launching on his own, and the architectural voice here, generous fairway corridors, heavily contoured greens, multi-tier fairway landing zones, carries unmistakable Cupp DNA. Peak green fee runs $175-275 for resort guests. Fits a Reynolds Lake Oconee trip as the historical 'original course' card alongside the Fazio/Rees Jones/Nicklaus design-signature heavyweights in the portfolio.

How much does it cost to play The Landing at Reynolds Lake Oconee?

The Landing at Reynolds Lake Oconee's peak-season green fee is around $300 per round. Off-peak rates vary by season. Call the pro shop for current shoulder pricing. Cart, range balls, and caddie fees are typically separate. Estimate the full Reynolds Lake Oconee trip cost

Who designed The Landing at Reynolds Lake Oconee?

The Landing at Reynolds Lake Oconee was designed by Bob Cupp, opening in 1987. The par-72 layout plays 6,991 yards from the back tees. The Landing at Reynolds Lake Oconee is part of Reynolds Lake Oconee in Scramble's catalog of independently researched courses.

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