Twin Rivers Golf Course

Greens are like a VERY bad case of acne. Tee boxes are either muddy or over grown or both. The sand traps have so many weeds growing in them have not been raked I weeks and never been weeded this year.

The scenery is great! The staff is friendly but no beverage cart.

The entire course could be labeled as ground under repair or NEGLECT

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Had a good round, everything was blooming, great views. Some greens still improving but overall in good shape for early Spring. Course definitely worth the money.

Good course condition, great greens, but pace of play was slow to near stand still the last 4 holes. Got almost unplayable. Marshalls should regulate this, having four duffers dressed like Dustin Johnson waiting 10 mins at the turn for a hot dog, and continually looking for their OB shots for 5 mins each hole is unacceptable.

It was a good experience playing 18 holes, the greens are rolled to be fast, the greens were not flat, the price was right, the nature is spectacular. The biggest challenge is going to be the greens. They roll them to be fast, and can easily roll off if you do not know where to land. Some of the tee boxes need work, but all in all, it is worth the drive for 18 holes in nature.

Some spots are a little rough but for the money it’s a good deal. Greens are one of the things this course has going for it. Besides a few bare spots or patches around the edges they roll very nicely

Grass was not in good condition, fairways were mostly short grass, tee boxes were packed down and patchy, greens were like a skating rink. If you want to try to hit your record long drive, this is the place for you. If you like a challenge to guess whether to hit short and roll on, or take your chances and stick it on the green rather than going off the back side, this is the place for you.

This is an average public course in average condition, but for around $30 a round, you get exactly what you pay for . . . so no complaints. The fairways are wide, but largely hardpan (in the summer) meaning you get tons of roll, which is good if you are straight and not so good if you aren't. Most of the greens are ok, but some are cracked and mossy. Still, they rolled pretty true. On a weekday, there were no crowds, and finished round in under 3:45 walking. Good value, all and all.

Have been playing this course for 25 years and continue to enjoy it. Easy layout, super friendly staff and right now not crowded and little to no pressure. A lot of beginners here and they're not pushy or arrogant. Makes for a very fun and enjoyable round. If you're a scratch golfer you will want to go to the Ridge at Snoqualmie. But if you just want to go out with your wife and have fun golfing, this is the course to go to.

A majority of the greens had a disease that put them in really rough shape. The other half of our foursome hade to limp the old golf cart back and get a different one. It serves the purpose though…fun day of golf.

Nice staff, pace of play was good at just over four hours