Twin Valley Country Club

Course is on a beautiful property with great scenery and the design is very good. Some holes on the back 9 are too challenging for most golfers. However, the tee boxes were average at best and same for the fairways. The rough was so high and thick that it was difficult to locate your ball. The greens were much too slow and not always mowed correctly. Also the cart paths were non existent in places. Green fees were a bargain, but overall, it was not an enjoyable round. Some of this could be due to too much recent rain.

obviously this place had gotten into terrible shape. new owners are working…the greens had just been airiated … but were watered and looking healthy. The fairway not so much, grass is sparse thin and the ground hard as a rock, needs rain. Cart path … worst I’ve ever seen.

But the layout is great, challanging par 3s, elevation changes… I like it.

Staff very friendly.

I will go back after some rain and play again, overall a fun day

Very fun course ro play. The front and back play so differently. With the front being easier due to it being more open and pretty standard. The back nine is more challenging due to tighter fairways and elevation changes. The greens roll pretty good and true. They are currently doing a lot of work improve the aesthetics of the course.

Good course layout with some challenging holes. Fairly short track. The greens were firm and quick with 80% fairness in playability, patchy in places but overall good for the price. Very friendly staff, laid back place. A better player wouldn’t enjoy it as much as a few guys just wanting to play a round. Great place to take a kid.

Didn't have any carts when we got there. Meanwhile everyone on the course had their own cart with wife riding shotgun. The greens are mostly sand. The fairways are mostly weeds. You pay for what you get!

If they would spend some money and fix cart paths and seed and plant some grass this would be a great course. Difficult layout and challenging holes. Conditions were NOT good, tiring course to play with all the elevation changes and uneven lies. Seemed like a mountain course. SPEND SOME MONEY ON THE COURSE!

First, the clubhouse staff were very friendly and helpful. Being February, nearly everything is dormant so it would be interesting to play as grass is growing. The layout is challenging, but fun. I’ve never played a course in this area with such elevation changes. Great value with the hot deal. I would recommend and will play again.

We paid 17 dollars a piece to play this course which was exactly the right price for the conditions. The staff is super friendly and helpful but the course is rough, fairways are dirt and bumpy, greens are painted and cart paths will briise your kidneys. The layout is great and if they can grow the grass in it can be a great course.

As usual, we had a great day. A 4.5 star rating would be more appropriate since everything was good and the only issue that really popped up are the paths. They have done some repairs on the worst of the worst and I'm sure others will get attention soon. Paths are expensive whether asphalt or concrete so a gradual repair schedule is likely. Ideally they can 'fix' the sections that exist...many areas do not have paths but the grass/turf is good enough. I'd rather have the price remain reasonable than have paths throughout. The new management has achieved quite a turn around in the last couple years.

Nice place to play. Laid back staff. Great pace of play. Greens in good condition. If you can birdie or par hole 7, you're pretty good. Landing area is about 10 x 20 yards or it's coming back down the hill 30 or 40 yards. Nice challenge.

We drive a great distance to play 'the valley' and it is due to the warm welcome and fair prices...and of course the golf is a plus!

They have been working hard to improve the course and it shows. As long as the pricing stays reasonable (to justify our nearly hour long ride) we will be regulars.

ADD: Everyone that works at 'the valley' reminds me how it used to be at courses years ago. They go out of their way to ensure we have a great visit...something I really appreciate.

The owner and staff are outstanding. Thet are very friendly and accomodating. This course is in the process of revitalization. The layout is good and fun to play. The greens are nice. The fairways and tee boxes are average, but he cart paths are mostly poor. But, who cares? That said, I still really liked the course and will definately go back.

Interesting layout.

Pros-Very friendly staff.

greens are in great shape.

Cons- Cart paths are in rough shape.

Bunkers were like hard pan and there were no rakes.

You can tell they are working on restoring the course back from serious disrepair. I will play here again and see how it continues to develop. I think it could be a hidden gem if they are able to continue their development.

Twin Valley is a fun course to play, with several challenging holes, including two par threes with pretty severe elevation changes (one up and one down). First off, the staff is very courteous. Secondly, the greens were, for the most part, in great shape and rolling true. The fairways, though, were not that fantastic, but for the price this is to be expected. And, as others have pointed out, the front and back nines are quite different--the back nine is full of elevation changes. I almost tipped my cart twice! What stays in your mind about TV Golf Course is the really terrible conditions of the cart paths. They look--almost entirely--like they've been bombed, which made the ride throughout the round pretty bone-jarring. Cart paths aside, I'd still return to Twin Valley for more rounds--it's always a fun outing.