Twin Falls State Park

They were punching the greens on the front so we had to play the back first. No big deal, but the tee boxes were all chewed up. The fairways were in awful shape probably from all the rain and the greens were half grass and half fungus. Got through the back and decided to play the front since they sneered done punching them. We all know that freshly punched and sanded greens sucks to play on. But I have to say that it actually made the greens better than the back. Which is saying something. I am glad it was only $27 or I would have asked for my money back and left. I won’t be playing here for a long time if ever again. Save your money.

The staff was noticeably friendly and professional. Most courses have staff that do a good job, but aren’t nearly as polite and personable. My wife and I were both very impressed and felt like we were being welcomed by friends. Keep it up!

1st time playing Twin Falls. Staff was extremely courteous and helpful. The fairways and greens are in excellent condition. Very challenging course with water coming into play often.

Great challenging layout, course seemed to have got away from them this year with the rain. Fairways were pretty barren and some of the greens had some significant dead spots, overall for the cheap tee time and having the course to myself all morning, I'd come back for sure.

Fairways were a mess, patches all around. Layout is amazing, staff was very friendly, just really bad conditions.

The course was in ok shape the greens had some bare spots. I came a down poor right after teeing off on number 10 but the course drained pretty well. We were able to finish. Overall a good day of golf.

Greens were soft and cut short. Fairways were nice and the rough was rough.

This is a beautiful course that is challenging but fair. Greens rolled great. Fairways in very good condition. Not a boring course at all. A lot of variety.

Cool course, a nice layout and inside a state park. The course sees lots of use and a 5-6 hour round on Saturday or Sunday morning is not uncommon. They have scrambles on Monday and Wednesday mornings too so worth taking into account. It is overpriced when you book at the actual course instead of Golfnow and I believe it has to do with it being in the state park. I think 40 bucks is a fair price for a round at Twin Falls.

The course was in terrible condition, muddy every where, the holes were not cut properly and pins had probably not been moved in over a week as grass had over grown the cup on all of the holes, this place will not receive my money again. On top of this a frost delay had been added. The delay was unnecessary as there was no frost to be seen on the fairways or on the green as I drove the first few hole during the frost delay and saw zero frost. During the delay we were not allowed on the driving range or putting green.

Excellent course with just enough width to make it fun and not lose all your balls. Beautiful scenery especially with fall foliage