Twin Rivers Golf Club

Course played really good, can’t complain about much conditions - only note is lots of pitch marks on the greens. Ended up fixing lots more than just mine!

Was no Marshall on course though, so I ended up getting pinned as a single between two groups, and it resulted in a 4h30m round that should have been shorter - overall though, great conditions, solid layout, great value. Will be back!

So first and fall twin River has come a long long way. The money that they’ve put into the course specifically the greens outstanding. Tea boxes are a bit shaggy. It should be worked on overall fairway to green out outstanding.

However, of course, has to do something about the pace of play. First the Marshalls are not there to just drive around. They should be looking at pace of play and if there’s open holes or slow players, they’re impeding other players. Something needs to be said to that group, so they understand the expectation of the course.

We unfortunately had to quit on the fifth hole do a 5 1/2 hour round that we were about to have. There was group of young guys teen off from the blue teas two groups ahead of us.that couldn’t hit their balls past the red tease. The starter should be suggesting what tea boxes to play from based upon that players, handicap and ability. There’s no need to be playing from the back tease if you can’t or or not at least a single handicap player.

Upon returning to the car park, we ran into Kim the manager. I made a comment to him about piece of play and the fact that there are two groups on every hole waiting to tee off. His response was you should’ve called the pro shop. Not sure what that does if you’re the manager and you clearly do not care. The management company that is running this for the city needs to do something to cut the piece of plate so you can have an enjoyable round for the amount of money that you’re spending.

Of course is a great course. If you haven’t played it, you should but beware you will play a 5 to 6 hour round on a Saturday and Sunday due to the fact that the Marshalls and management aren’t willing to push people along so that they can have an enjoyable round.

Great job course but I’ve got to get in more practice

The Staff and Marshall were very friendly . The pace of play was a little slow because it had rained earlier in the morning. I would recommend this Course to my friends.

Great layout. not real long but requires accurate tee shots .

Too many balls that were seemingly 10 to 15 feet off the fairway were never to be found due to the high grass.

It's a great layout, with challenging holes. The pace was pretty slow, but it was a Saturday morning with the nicest weather we've seen in months, so somewhat understandable.

I played this course a week prior and it was golf cart path only since it was so wet. Today the course was in great condition. Greens are in good shape, fairways nice and green. If you can take advantage of the pass.com pricing it’s a great value.

This place has definitely seen better days. It was really rough and paying $65 for what it was - was insane.

Won’t be back.

Course drains terribly. Cart path only 11-15. Entire back 9 was basically under water, most bunkers completely flooded. Still charging $70 for this in off season is an actual scam and I would stay very far away from this place.

There are much better courses around for less cost this time of the year.

Pro - the greens were in great condition. All aspects of play were in the 4s and 5s.

Con - the driving range was closed for the day.

Overall Twin Rivers is one of just a few Florida golf courses that I would give 4 and 5 rating scores to.

Overall, the course itself is a great layout and fun to play. I think I would’ve enjoyed playing entire 18. However, the Pace of play on my day was slow. It took over three hours for the front nine, even with a relatively light number of tee times. A challenge is that the porch does not drain very well and hold water in a lot of places. That’s, it was cartpath only with really slowed down those that were on Sunday Strole. They did offer a rain check secondary to the eighth of play. However, it is only for golf and expires in two months. As somebody visiting from out of state, that is not very helpful. I ended up giving my rain check to some local players that will hopefully be back before it expires. I definitely want to try this course when the weather is overall good, they haven’t gotten 10 inches of rain in four days, and people are actually moving with the purpose.