Twin Isles Country Club

Great place inexpensive and in very good condition people are fantastic

While still in drought, even with the recent heavy rains, the course was in good shape. Play is cart path only, driving range was closed.

I play here a lot since the course is only 15 minutes from my house. Greens are in good shape. Course was a little wet, but there was no cart path only restrictions. I played as a single on the front, but quickly caught up to a 3-some that was stuck behind some foursomes. I joined them to even out the groups, and it worked out fine. I get to play with people, and it makes the waits slower.

Play this course quite regularly during the winter and tried it in Sept. during quick trip to area. Has never looked better - boxes, fairways and greens all in excellent shape. Played two other courses (much more expensive), but found Twin Isles in better shape and more enjoyable.

Very desirable venue from the pro all the way through the rest of the staff

After being stuck behind a very slow group of senior players, I called and asked for a ranger. We were extremely disappointed in how the issue was handled. Normally we play the course in 3 hours and 20 minutes, yesterday it took 4 hours and 30 minutes due to the one group in front of us. Management does not care.

The only real knock on this course is amenities are non existent. The pro shop has a cooler with a few drinks, beers, and some cold candy bars. The day I played the temp was upper nineties and heat index of 106. Guess what chocolate does. No snack crackers or cookies. I had to find someone in the restaurant and all he had a bag of potato chips. If they fixed this they would probably be as busy as other courses around it are.