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
Lack of carts was an issue. Pace was average with some waiting til the 16th par three . There was a backup of 3 groups waiting for the tee box. We had to skip holes 16 & 17 due to wait time.
Ok Shape
The course is not in the best of shape right now and would caution that is not worth paying full price in the weekend ($60) to play. Most bunkers are dirt and rocks and it appears they are allowing the tee boxes to grow in so everything was pushed up making the course play short.
Over booking
They done how double booked 2 big groups that were play a scramble so we were pushed from 9:36 to 9:56 and the pace of play was ridiculous. It took 3 hrs to play 9 holes, very disappointed!
Just an OK place to play.
In front of our group of 3 was a single, then a twosome, then another twosome.
They never seem to be able to group people into groups of 3 or 4, lots of waiting.