Twin Rivers Golf Course

This time of year, any course in the PNW is wet and muddy. My wife and I fought fog and cold temps to play a round. Recent winds took a bunch of ttmrees down. Carcasses are still laying around, some just off the greens. Only complaint is the $50 per round walking. No winter reduction for green fees and course conditions left us disappointed given we have 2 courses much closer to home with winter rates at $34 and $42 per round.

We do love the Elk, bear, deer and coyote tracks and sign throughout the course.

Golf course was closed but people were still working there and they didn’t shut down website letting people turn in the tee time making the charge and driving all the way to the golf course for nothing also when I try to make the cancellation it’s was telling me will be no refund for the cancellation, policy says if cancellation made because golf course closed there will be a refund so I don’t really understand what’s going on here?

3rd hole, the antique cart we rented wouldn't run. The staff quickly brought us another though. Ironically, this wasn't the first time we've have cart problems there. For a quite weekday round, my wife and I enjoy the course.

This course has a lot of potential. The course needs some TLC as it’s showing its age.

Very nice gentleman in the clubhouse but he appeared to be the only person working.

I did see one greenskeeper working on blackberry cutting. This course has more blackberries that I’ve ever seen on a course. They need more than one person to manage this as well.

Overall it’s good, but a long ways to drive to not be great.

Straight forward course with pretty open fairways. Several holes have tight windows off the tee box (blue tees). The tee boxes were in poor condition. Not very level. Patchy grass, if there was grass. The greens were not mowed evenly and several of the greens had areas that were under repair. As the course is inexpensive, it was an enjoyable round. If I was playing a competitive round, I would not play here. For a round with my buddies, absolutely.

I was able to have a good time on a clean and easy course without being too crowded.

Tee boxes are not well maintained. Course is in good shape and greens are a bit slow. Challenging course with some variety holes. Good value for the money spent if you can live with poor tee boxes.

Easily the worst deal in the state. Paid $76 (cart) for the worst goat track course I think I’ve ever seen. Cart was gasoline and ripped seats with trash left over from last user. There are no fairways. Just thick rough then green. Ground is rock hard, didn’t have a single decent lie all day. Greens are bumpy and slow. Go spend your money elsewhere, they shouldn’t be charging greens fees more than $10 for this rathole. Will not be back

Overall a decent course but I do have to say the conditions were not so ideal. The tee boxes were probably some of that worst I’ve seen this year. Staff was great but just something to think about.

Course maintenance leaves lots to be desired. Equipment like golf carts are in poor shape.

My wife and I play local courses regularly. Twin Rivers ranks up there as a favorite. Yesterday, we putted over and around Elk tracks on the greens! 😁 We also saw a coyote. Heavy summer rains the day before made the course resemble typical Washington golf with soggy soil and muddy areas. Still really enjoy the scenery, wildlife, atmosphere and very friendly people at the desk. We will definitely be back again.

Rock hard tee boxes, no real fairway cut, unmowed greens, literally one hole with half a green. Not worth the cost. Even to walk.

The course is not maintained, they don't water the course at all. It was difficult even to tee off. The ground was rock hard and the greens were bare and patchy. I have been playing here for 2 years but this is getting worse each year. It's not even worth the 20 bucks I played to play here