Twin Rivers Golf Club

The commissioner of the course jumped in front on hole 10 whilst play was already really slow.

Only completed 16 Hokies due to this!!

Played the round with friends from UCFGA and a fourth from Canada and it was a nice friendly round and a visit to the nineteenth hole afterwards.

If you're unable to hit straight bring plenty of balls. Course is challenging and has a few dog legs, making it interesting. On 1 par 3 you basically hit an elevated island, with water to the front and left.

This course layout is challenging and fun to play. Tee boxes on majority of the course are chewed up. The greens need some love but the fairways are in pretty good condition for how dry it’s been the past few weeks. Would definitely play the course again soon for a deal price.

Greens have a lot of disease but for the value of the afternoon times you can’t beat it

Great course. Challenging but fun. Course was in decent shape. Tee boxes were a little beat up but overall I would return for another round

It’s a nice course to play and pace of the game was fine

Greens are ok but could use some water and attention. The 2nd hole Tee box was a peaked mound! Really guys?

Fairways so dry your drive would bounce like it hit the cart path with in predictable direction. Staff greets you with a wonderful welcome but asking if you came with a lot of balls! The course does offer some fun challenges and that is what would bring me back. Pray for rain bc that is what is needed along with fairway attention!

Paid close to 50$ US for this track…greens all had weeds on them, clearly not cut…our cart stopped at least 3 times during our round… I was so disappointed i recommend that any golfer should try to book elsewhere! All tee box were also pretty bad! Worst round of my florida trip and by far!!!!

I saw that this course looked pretty open on a late afternoon, so I decided to book a round. I arrived about 10 minutes before my tee time, checked in, grabbed a cart, and headed out for a back nine start.

The 10th hole is actually the #1 handicap difficulty, but it actually didn't play too bad aside from runout on the backside of the green. I was able to get in about 4 holes before running into several UCF student groups that decided to play. Rather than wait in line with sunlight burning, I drove past them to the 18th (9th hole for me) and played the final 10 by myself. Kind of annoying, but manageable.

In terms of the course, there are some interesting holes. The 7/8 hole are a pretty fun combo with the former a par 3 over water. The greens weren't in the best of shape as many of my putts were either short or ran into some weird patch that threw off the ball's path.

Overall, this course is fine to play if you are in the area for the price.

Twin Rivers has always been a fun and challenging course to play, but for $70 on a weekend morning, it’s just not worth it. I’m a realist, I don’t need everything perfectly green or no weeds, etc., but for $70 it better be more than just “playable”. Every tee box is pretty beat up and every green has plenty of rough patches that don’t allow for many true rolls. This is a $45 course at best. I love the layout, but for the money, I’ll play elsewhere.

Great Course for the money. The back nine is harder then the front. When we got to the back we noticed the slope was 135 for the seniors. Back 9 greens were a little slow, but when we realized they had to be, because of the difficulty. Any faster and the ball would run off the surface. Some of the Tee Boxes needed help, but otherwise a good experience.

Howie