Twin Isles Country Club

First time playing this course and loved it! I’ve played several courses in the area and this is by far the best. Fairways in perfect condition and greens roll true. Challenging but fun. My new favorite course. Going back again this weekend.

We rolled the dice that a 'twilight' tee time would see fewer carts on the course and a faster pace of play. We were wrong. Not just waiting 5 full minutes at each hole to tee off, but waiting several minutes at every BALL because of traffic ahead. We started 18 at 345 pm and at 645 had only completed 12 holes.

This is not the fault of course management or any particular group of golfers. It's just a by-product of Season. When we rolled up to our 5th tee box there were three groups stacked up waiting for a fourth that was not yet to the green. It was frustrating but that's Snowbird Season/spring training/spring break for you.

That said, this was our first visit to the course post hurricane Ian and we were pleasantly surprised at the condition of the course. As devastating as it is to see the massive loss of trees throughout the course, the groundskeepers have done a phenomenal job with all the playing surfaces. The greens were beautiful, smooth, and fast. The fairways were lush and the tee boxes were surprisingly well maintained, considering the amount of traffic the course has seen by this time of the year.

We look forward to going back this summer when we can move at a decent pace.

Great golf track. Crazy low twilight rate makes it a steal.

Staff was very friendly and attentive. Course was in good condition, and nice layout. Only knock is winter rates a little rich for my blood.

Lack of On course Beverage Cart was the only negative for group of visitors peak season

The course was in nice shape for so early in the year and considering the play the course gets from October thru February.

The course is one of the best in the area for conditions.

Love it