Fire Destroys Clubhouse at Reynolds Landing Golf Community
By Staff Writer
1 min read
A weekend fire destroyed the clubhouse at Reynolds Landing, a seven-course golf community in Greensboro, Georgia, leaving no injuries but a major rebuild ahead for the property.
What caused the fire at Reynolds Landing?
The fire broke out Saturday night and was reportedly started accidentally by an outdoor fireplace involving propane. Greene County Fire Rescue crews worked through the night and had the blaze fully extinguished by Sunday. Local authorities reported no casualties.
What is Reynolds Landing?
Reynolds Landing sits about an hour east of Atlanta and is known for seven golf courses designed by architects including Jack Nicklaus and Tom Fazio. An eighth course at the community had been scheduled to open later this year, a timeline the fire's damage to the clubhouse does not directly affect but which adds to a busy stretch of construction at the property.
Key takeaways
- A fire destroyed the clubhouse at Reynolds Landing in Greensboro, Georgia, on Saturday night.
- Greene County Fire Rescue extinguished the blaze by Sunday; no injuries were reported.
- Investigators believe the fire started accidentally, involving an outdoor fireplace and propane.
- Reynolds Landing features seven golf courses designed by Jack Nicklaus and Tom Fazio, with an eighth due to open later this year.
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