Twin Rivers Golf Course

Played this course after some rain so muddy conditions was expected. Staff is friendly and course layout is not bad but unfortunately I have never played a course that I would consider to be a cow pasture more than this one. Everything was actually green but there was no fairway or rough. It was all one cut and the ground was almost unplayable due to the bumpy-ness. Tee boxes were in pretty rough shape and greens were playable but still pretty rough to putt on. Driving range is not bad with covered and uncovered stalls with $5 tokens but most of the balls were in rough shape and dimples being mostly worn down to a flat surface. I’m new to PNW golf so not sure if the ground gets smoother in the summer but I left after 9 holes due to how muddy and uneven the surface was. I’m surprised they allow people to play this time of year. Could be a decent track if everything was smoothed out and reseeded or sodded. Wanted to like a small town course but unfortunately I won’t be back.

I have played this coarse a quite a few times and never seen it this bad of condition. Usually the greens are in good condition, the day I played it not so. A number of tee boxes in pretty bad shape, specially #6. Granted it’s rained a few days prior to playing, but it doesn’t matter.

They are always vary nice in the pro shop and small bucket of balls at $5 is a bargain, you get quite a few balls. They are some vary old balls and a lot of different brands, they do now have a cover over. Your head at the range.

My practice course Blue Heron will be flooded again by this Friday. Twin Rivers is the perfect course for practicing in the rainy part of the year. The tee fees are low, and the distance for me is another six miles driving east, than the previous practice course. The rough around the greens show thin lies. I suspect it is from the long hot, warm summer we just experienced. The blackberry bushes are everywhere. It is part of the challenge of not losing the ball on your drive from the tee box. I will return again soon.

A lot of beautiful trees, very enjoyable walking course

Not surprisingly Twin Rivers was super dry fairways and the ball traveled farther because of this and balls would not stay on the fairways. I lost more balls on this round because of this.

I still enjoy the course and was able to complete the round in 3 and 1/2 hours.

As of October 2022, we have barely had any rain in 4 months and this course is nearly unplayable. The fairways are dirt patches and everything is rock hard. The greens are the only thing that gets watering and some had lawnmower burnmarks but we’re still somehow shaggy and mushy. I feel bad with this review but that was easily the worst round of golf I’ve ever played. The price is comparable to courses that were infinitely better. $40 to walk 18 here is ridiculous.

Without sprinklers on the fairways, they have dried out and are rock hard. The greens are watered. Wish they would invest in some new range balls, as what they have are worst I’ve seen anywhere.

now I know why we got the round for 18.00 hot deal {golf now} plus $32.00 for a cart that ran ruff, ground very hard . We would not play this course again.