Twin Rivers Golf Course

Peaceful, no rush course. Beautiful Scenery and friendly people that work there. Reasonable green fees. Always easy to get a T-time.

This is a fun course for the average player. Flat and easy to walk with just a few traps. No cart path, but that means no cart rules. 30 min from Seattle. Has nice views of Mount Si and Snoqualmie River.

Love this course not only for the golf but the friendly workers.

I have golfed this course many times...it is well maintained and speed is always fast paced and little to no waiting...it was in good condition for early spring and prior to the greens being punched. The Par 3's all had mats as tee off boxes to let the tee box repair, ironically I hit better off mats on par 3s than the ground...wish all courses had them as an option and to save their tee boxes from wear and tear...

This is a fun easy walking course. It does have its challanges. It still a little early in the year to be in good shape do to the amount of standing water in fairways. Also has a great view of Mt.Si, which when it popped out of the clouds was covered in snow.

could not beat the price, or the pace of play, but it rained

Great group of guys. Well maintained. Hitting Range and putting surface. Not real fancy but there is a restaurant and they will give you ice for your cooler. They don't stack you in like some courses do. Rarely do I have to wait to hit or have someone rushing me.

Challenge course with fun. Improved drainage of fairway, which made me come back to play after 2 years. There are still some patches, but the price is good. Range balls are very poor, don't waste money on it.

The course seems to have fallen on hard times with several years of flooding. The course suffers from a bit of neglect the greens are very mossy and in some cases worn, have clove on them or have dents/divots. The tee 's either had no grass, or hadn't been mowed in days. There are weeds growing in the bunkers which may or may not have enough sand in them No beverage cart.

Played this course after 3 or 4 weeks of heavy October rain. The fairways and approaches held up remarkably well and were dry and playable.
Twin Rivers is flat and easy to walk. Many of the greens are small but hold well in the Fall and Winter. Lots of wildlife, peaceful and serene. I enjoyed my round.

The tee boxes are being improved, the fairways are improving and it is a fun challenge at a good price.

Reception is very friendly and helpful. Scinary is beatiful due to leaf color change in this fall. Little bit country feeling gives me quite reluxing.

For the cost, the tees and fairways were about what I expected at the end of a dry summer. However, the greens were truly awful. They had large patches of little to no grass and were very rough.

This course is actually pretty hilarious, I suggest playing there at least once if only for the laughs. Tyee has got nothing on Twin Rivers. Some highlights:
- A sign that tells players not to wash their clubs in the fountains
- Another sign that tells players that they must wear a shirt at all times
- Greens have huge patches of dirt around them. I don't think they've ever been aerated. Can actually see the ball skipping left and right as it travels.
- Serious case of fog in the mornings. Literally couldn't see more than 75 yards ahead in the morning and no more than 200 at the 18th hole.

In conclusion, if you've ever thought it'd be cool to combine the general theme from the movie Deliverance into a golf course then you'll love Twin Rivers.