About
Arnold Palmer and Ed Seay designed the Golf Club at Twin Creeks (named after the two creeks that run through the course) to integrate with five strategically placed lakes that come into play. For the most part, the fairways here are generous, rolling peacefully toward large, undulating greens. Hole 11 is one of the best, a 383-yard par 4 with trees lining the fairway and a difficult green guarded by several giant pecan trees. No. 17, a 409-yarder with water on the right, requires a monster drive to carry the full body of water. The best play is to aim left even though the approach will be a bit longer. Golf Digest has rated Twin Creeks as high as 10th for the "Best Public Course" in Texas.
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Golfer Photos
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Photo submitted by u00000558290 on 04/18/2024
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Photo submitted by Kcole4112 on 02/08/2024
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Photo submitted by AnthonyA15 on 04/30/2023
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Photo submitted by AnthonyA15 on 04/30/2023
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Photo submitted by KevinBakke on 04/13/2023
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Photo submitted by u853787857 on 09/30/2021
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Photo submitted by u853787857 on 04/07/2021
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Photo submitted by ChrisRobbins on 07/15/2020
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Photo submitted by ChrisRobbins on 03/26/2020
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Easy birdie putt Photo submitted by ttaxmaster on 06/12/2014
Golfer Reviews
Ladies Tees
This course is great for the money. I just have a few misgivings about it.
1. The fairway grounds were hard, it was like hitting off cement in some spots.
2. The ladies tee box ground was so hard sometimes that I couldn't get my tee in.
This is the first time that this has happened on this course, other then that I love this course!
Great layout, conditions, and pace of play
First time playing, and that’s only because I try to keep my round under $60. This course was definitely worth that green fee. Challenging layout with the tees, fairways, and greens in great shape. The starter had the pace set up great, we weren’t squeezed from behind and we didn’t actually wait on the group in front much at all. Just had a great time, actually shot my low round of the year (84). Definitely be back to try to beat that soon.
Greens and pace of play
Greens were in terrible condition, pace of play on a Saturday with a tee time at 10 am didn’t get us going until 10:30 because of a tournament in front of us so stacking 7 minute tee times isn’t recommended there for a 5.5 hour round. Cart girls took care of us, fairways need grass especially in the rough where it’s hard compacted dirt so paying $80 isn’t worth it. Should be a $30 round at best but it’s the location so they can rob you.
No warning about Tournament; Pace of Play Unacceptable
I’ve played here dozens of times on the weekends, and like with any public course, you shouldn’t expect any pace faster than 4.5 hours. However today, there was a tournament held in the morning. I didn’t tee off until 20 minutes after my tee time, there were no carts available, and the pace was 6-6.5 hours. I just ended up leaving after 7 holes and 3 hours, because it’s just insane at this point.
Greed is the name of the game post-covid, but hopefully it’ll catch up to these public courses. A 4 hour pace is 14 minutes per hole… start setting tee times that allow for said pace. Teeing off 20 minutes late and being stacked in 8-9 min tee times is a recipe for a horrific experience that could easily be avoided with better pacing and a heads up about tournament events.
Club house poor
Wife is just getting into golf and wanted to ride as I was a single joining a group of 3. Was told no extra carts even when offered to pay extra for cart. You mean to tell me there are no extra carts... What a crock. No refund, told tough and couldn't play. You would hope course would be a little more flexible to grow the game not hinder it. Will never go back here based on the treatment to my wife or myself.
Slow play still exists
Lots of singles and twosomes not grouped together. Management could increase the speed of play if they grouped golfers. Active marshal would be helpful.