Very nice course with fast greens.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Tanglewood Golf Course in Sault St. Marie is truly a golf lover's paradise! This course offers a perfect blend of challenge and beauty that caters to players of all skill levels. From the moment you step on the tee, you're greeted with stunning views and an impeccably maintained fairway. The picturesque landscapes make you forget you’re about to face some serious golfing challenges. The layout of the course is thoughtfully designed, providing a mix of holes that will test your skills while offering breathtaking vistas at every turn. As someone who enjoys a bit of a challenge, I found Tanglewood's nuanced layout to be invigorating—each hole comes with its own unique twist, keeping you on your toes. The greens are in fantastic condition, rolling smoothly and true, which enhances the overall experience. As for the notorious marshes that the "pros" complain about, I couldn’t help but chuckle. Thank you to those “pros” for leaving behind several of your golf balls for me to find—clearly, you didn’t have the best day out there! If anyone's wondering where to find some “lost treasures,” Tanglewood's marsh is a great spot! In summary, Tanglewood Golf Course is a must-visit destination for any avid golfer. Whether you're there to challenge yourself or simply to enjoy the scenery, you won’t be disappointed. Just don’t forget to check the marsh—you might find a “pro’s” golf ball waiting for you!

I had a lot of fun playing this course. Very tricky, you'll want to have and app where you can plan your shots as there is a lot of water and marsh.

Place has a very good price and military discount which is awesome. Two cons is no driving range and too much tall grass. I understand courses have hazards but this one is not too forgiving when losing a ball. The grass when I went was about 3ft tall and very thick. Besides that nice course, not super beginner friendly but that’s not the courses fault.

How this goat track got 4.6 baffles me. The greens are ok but the course is a hot mess. The fairways are just the rough cut short and the ‘marsh’ is an omnipresent hazard bisecting the ‘fairways’. AVOID it’s unplayable.