Twin Rivers Golf Course
About
Twin Rivers Golf Course in Fall City, Wash. is located just 30 minutes outside of Seattle and offers one of the best values in the area. The player-friendly layout is a relatively short par 70 at just over 6,000 yards from the back tees. The course is ideal for beginners since the elevation changes aren't dramatic and the landscape is fairly open. You will still find challenges throughout the course though including strategically placed sand traps and the occasional water hazard. The tree-lined fairways are generous but the small greens require accuracy. The seventh is arguably the most challenging hole. This long par 4 plays into the wind with a green that slopes from left to right. Twin Rivers Golf Course finishes with a tough par 3 that features a multi-level green that makes putting quite the challenge.
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Golfer Photos
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Photo submitted by 9Akv3YG7ojaYkpjhED7s on 07/25/2025
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Photo submitted by 9Akv3YG7ojaYkpjhED7s on 07/25/2025
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Photo submitted by ccamkong on 09/16/2024
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Photo submitted by erellamas on 04/28/2023
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Photo submitted by erellamas on 04/28/2023
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Photo submitted by erellamas on 04/28/2023
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Photo submitted by naquino on 10/16/2022
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Photo submitted by naquino on 10/16/2022
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Photo submitted by naquino on 10/16/2022
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Photo submitted by rkaetzel on 06/25/2022
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Look at 14 green approach. Photo submitted by Clifford7195090 on 03/21/2021
Golfer Reviews
Improved drainage of fairway, challenge course.
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.
Fallen on hard times due to constant flooding
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.
Great driving range, drains well, small challenging greens,friendly staff.
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 course has some difficult and interesting holes.
The tee boxes are being improved, the fairways are improving and it is a fun challenge at a good price.
Very good sinary and atmosfire.
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.
Greens Needed Attention
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.
So bad it's good
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.