Tanglewood Greens lies on gently rolling terrain in rural Dunn County, where former farmland has been shaped into a course that rewards accuracy over length. Fairways are lined with mature oaks and scattered pines, and the rough is kept at a consistent height that penalizes wayward shots without slowing play. Several holes feature subtle elevation changes, including a par-4 that climbs steadily toward a two-tiered green guarded by a shallow front bunker. Water comes into play on four holes, most notably a creek that crosses the 13th fairway at an angle and forces players to decide between a shorter lay-up or a longer carry. Greens are bentgrass, moderately fast, and slope from back to front on most holes, rewarding approaches that finish below the hole. The course lacks cart paths on several holes, requiring players to walk or drive directly on the turf.