Twin Willows Par 3 Golf Course

Pros:

Fun course.

10 holes, the first 9 are wedge shots, the last hole is 180ish. Great place to practice short game shots.

Greens in good shape, and all have a good deal of break to them.

Really nice guy in the pro shop.

Short, great for a walk.

Course was in good shape.

Not busy.

The cons:

Tee boxes are mats. Good quality, but still mats.

Hole 3 is kind of confusing. It's in the center of the course, and there's 3-4 greens around the 100 yd distance.

Only hole 10 is a full shot. All other tee shots are around 100 yards.

Only lowered the score for layout because it's a par 3 and sometimes it is hard to figure out where the next hole is. Course is very well maintained , greens are better than most municipal courses. Tee boxes are mats but they are the kind of mats that are more like grass and u can tee the ball if you want

...for beginners. Conditions are fair. It's a little clumpy around the greens. New mats.

Great course for working on your mid range and putting game.

it is what you pay for. great to go out and swing the clubs for practice. great course to teach kids. VERY slow pace of place and only walking allowed although you can get around in about an hour.

nothing more than a beginner course or a practice course...the management is very nice.

This is very beautiful pitch and putt course.. The family owned feel makes it even better. I love that feeling. I can't complain about the place except for the price . It's 18$ for 9 holes and then to play 18 holes it's another 10$ . 28$ to play 18 holes at a pitch and putt is kinda crazy. For that I go to Flushing and pay 20 bucks for 18 holes and 11$ for a pitcher of beer . I would play here all the time if it wasn't for the price. It should be 20$ for 18 holes . It's only a 9 hole course that you would have to replay for 18 anyway . It should at least be 22$ for 18 holes if anything. Besides that it's a nice course that has some awesome obstacles .

This is a beginner's course with a good pace and playable within 1-1.5 hours. Its good for working on your short game.

For what the course is designed to be, it is fantastic. Some greens are a bit worn and nobody sets the pace of play. You should be able to finish the 10 holes in under 90 minutes, but it usually takes over two hours due to congestion (played this course about four times now).

Great practice course. I played here just to get some swings in and I loved it. Greens are slow but very very well manicured. Great place to bring your kids to win the game. Very slow pace of play because there are a lot of kids on course. That gave me a lot of time to practice my chips and putting while I waited will definitely play again

This course actually has 10 holes.. This is a great family owned course and it perfect to work on your irons. Most holes are 80-130 off the tee box. Oh yeah, there are no tee boxes. Only mats. But for 15-20 bucks, it's great to get a beginner accustomed to the game or an advanced golfer just to work on short stuff. There are a couple trickier holes, particularly holes 5 and especially 6.