The Landing at Reynolds Lake Oconee
This is the championship golf course that started it all.
This is the championship golf course that started it all.
The Landing at Reynolds Lake Oconee -- At a Glance
Course Designer
Bob Cupp (1986)
Course Details
Par 72, 7,048 yards
Location
Greensboro, GA 30642
Golf Digest Ranking
39th in Georgia (2025-26)
Reynolds Courses
7 championship courses
Price Range
[INSERT: current active listing range]
| Membership Level | Golf Access | Amenity Access | Initiation Fee |
|---|---|---|---|
| Platinum | All 5 public Reynolds courses plus Creek Club access | Full resort amenities, Ritz-Carlton pool, all dining venues | [INSERT: current Platinum initiation fee] |
| Golf | Unlimited access to The Landing, Great Waters, The Preserve, The National, The Oconee | Golf facilities, club dining | [INSERT: current Golf initiation fee] |
| Social | Limited golf rounds per month | Club dining, pool, tennis, pickleball | [INSERT: current Social initiation fee] |
| HOA Fees | Vary by village and lot type within Reynolds | [INSERT: current HOA range] | |
Membership pricing is set by Reynolds Lake Oconee and subject to change. Contact our team for current figures. Reynolds Lake Oconee
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What is The Landing at Reynolds Lake Oconee?
The Landing is a Bob Cupp-designed par-72 championship golf course at Reynolds Lake Oconee in Greensboro, Georgia. Originally known as Port Armor Golf Club when it opened in 1986, it was acquired by Reynolds in 2005 and renovated in 2013. It plays to 7,048 yards and is ranked 39th in Georgia by Golf Digest (2025-26). The Landing was the first golf course built on Lake Oconee and remains one of five public-access Reynolds courses available to members and resort guests.
How much does Reynolds Lake Oconee membership cost?
Reynolds Lake Oconee offers several membership tiers -- Platinum, Golf, and Social -- with initiation fees and annual dues that vary by level. Membership prices are set by Reynolds and updated periodically. Homes within Reynolds do not automatically include membership; it is purchased separately from Reynolds Lake Oconee directly. Contact our team for current membership pricing guidance before making a purchase decision.
What are the HOA fees at The Landing Reynolds Lake Oconee?
HOA fees at The Landing vary based on lot type, property size, and village location within Reynolds Lake Oconee. Fees typically cover landscaping of common areas, gate security, and community maintenance. Buyers should request the current HOA disclosure documents during due diligence. Our team provides a complete breakdown of HOA obligations for any Landing property before an offer is submitted.
How many golf courses does Reynolds Lake Oconee have?
Reynolds Lake Oconee has seven championship golf courses. Five are available to members and resort guests: The Landing (Bob Cupp), The Preserve (Bob Cupp), Great Waters (Jack Nicklaus), The National (Tom Fazio), and The Oconee (Rees Jones). Two are private member-only: Creek Club (Jim Engh) and Richland (Tom Fazio, opened 2024). The Landing was the first course built on Lake Oconee.
What homes are for sale at The Landing Reynolds Lake Oconee?
Available homes at The Landing range from golf-view lots and cottages to full lakefront estates. The community is within gated Reynolds Lake Oconee and offers access to all seven championship courses. Search our current MLS listings above for active properties, or contact our team for off-market opportunities at The Landing that are not yet publicly listed.
Is The Landing Reynolds Lake Oconee a good place to buy real estate?
The Landing is one of the most historically significant communities within Reynolds Lake Oconee, home to the first golf course built on Lake Oconee. Properties here hold strong resale value due to the limited inventory within a gated community and the draw of a Golf Digest top-40 Georgia course. Buyers interested in golf access, Ritz-Carlton amenities, and waterfront proximity find The Landing a compelling lifestyle and investment choice.
863 people live in The Landing at Reynolds Lake Oconee, where the median age is 65 and the average individual income is $80,281. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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The Landing at Reynolds Lake Oconee has 399 households, with an average household size of 2. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. Here’s what the people living in The Landing at Reynolds Lake Oconee do for work — and how long it takes them to get there. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. 863 people call The Landing at Reynolds Lake Oconee home. The population density is 1,493.85 and the largest age group is Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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