The Tanglewood Club

The Tanglewood Club, a public 18-hole course in Bainbridge, Ohio, was designed by William F. Mitchell and plays from 5,100 to 7,050 yards at par 72. The layout features rolling hills, tree-lined fairways, bent grass tees and fairways, expansive lakes, and strategically-placed bunkers. The course has hosted the PGA Cleveland Open (1972) and the LPGA Babe Zaharias Classic (1976), and is one of the most-played courses in Ohio on Hole19. Practice options are extensive. A newly renovated range includes synthetic turf and grass hitting stations with multiple wedge targets. Indoor and outdoor putting greens and a dedicated short game area are available, along with a state-of-the-art indoor practice facility equipped with two Trackman units. Multiple PGA professionals offer lessons and clinics throughout the season, and a fitness center with golf-specific equipment and a dedicated golf fitness instructor rounds out the support. The pro shop carries golf balls, gloves, sunglasses, and polo shirts, and also stocks sandwiches, cocktails, and drafts.