A short drive east of Atlanta, Reynolds Lake Oconee is a private waterfront community surrounded by more than 350 miles of shoreline on Georgia’s scenic Lake Oconee. From real estate offerings with expansive lake views to world-class amenities, more than 4,000 members from across the U.S. have found a vibrant, four-season community unlike any other. Reynolds is also home to The Ritz-Carlton Reynolds, Lake Oconee – one of the country’s most stunning lake resorts.
Culinarians will enjoy 11 unique restaurants along with annual festivals, educational opportunities, and an evolving series of food and beverage events and tastings. The Reynolds culinary team also refreshes menus multiple times each year to showcase the freshest seasonal ingredients available.
Golf-lovers have 126 holes to discover across seven world-class courses – five of which are in Golfweek’s Top-15 courses to play in Georgia. Members and guests also enjoy access to The Kingdom at Reynolds Lake Oconee, one of two TaylorMade Kingdoms in the world.
Reynolds offers 90 weekly fitness classes and includes 21 miles of walking trails, multiple state-of-the-art fitness centers, and an award-winning tennis and pickleball facility. Members also enjoy the Sandy Creek Sporting Grounds, a world-class facility specializing in outdoor activities.
Reynolds also recently opened its newest amenities at Richland Pointe Village, including the community’s first on-site spa, a globally inspired restaurant concept, and a fitness facility outfitted with Biocircuit by Technogym— making Reynolds the first private community in the United States to be outfitted with the state-of-the-art circuit.
What separates Reynolds though from almost every other community in the country is the quality of amenities available to Members. In addition to several mentions in Golfweek’s 2024 “Top 200 Resort Golf Courses in the U.S.,” Reynolds Lake Oconee also boasts numerous mentions for Golfweek’s 2023 “Best Courses You Can Play” rankings.
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