Twin Isles Country Club

Fairways still suffering from the effects of storm damage. Greens, however, were very good. Bunkers excellent.

I've played here a number of times. The staff here could not be friendlier or more accommodating. We haven't had any rain for a long time, so the fairways are not at their best. The greens are still good. The sand traps could use some attention. Love playing here!

greens were great but fairways needed some watering

Good layout. Fairways need some attention due to lack of water. Greens were fair to good.

The greens were in great shape, fairways were in poor shape. Always a fun course to play, offers many challenges.

greens were good, but rest of course

was hard and dry as a rock.

There has been a drought, so the course was kind of brown. Not sure that I can blame that on the management though. The greens were in great shape. Some of the sand traps should have been called Shell Traps because they were just full of shells. Not sure if that would damage my clubs, so I had to pull balls out. Sand traps should be sand, not shells and rocks.

Not the best course I have played in the area (that would probably be Riverwood or Heron Creek Golf and CC). It was also not the worst I have played.

I would come again.

The greens are fine, but everywhere else is bad. Lots of bare ground; sandtraps are also a disaster, not a lot of sand, lots of stones and shells in what little sand there was.

Great layout. Awful fairway conditions. Expensive beer prices. If conditions are improved, I'll be back.i would recommend this course with warning of the condition.

I love to play this course but usually have to wait until Mid April to afford a hot deal. Greens and T Boxes were in great shape but fairways were sand and dirt.

don't expect to stop in after you round to use the restrooms or to get something to eat or drink. place is a ghost town after 5 pm. 3 hours of sun still available... closed tighter than a drum