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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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Conditions3.9
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Value3.8
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Layout4.2
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Friendliness4.5
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Pace3.9
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Amenities4.1
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
Bring your A game
Nice course layout. Contour to many fairways and greens. Hazards to avoid and more or less links style course. Not a grip and rip kinda place, you need to have a well rounded game. Pace could’ve been quicker, but it was a nice place.
Good to average.
The course was not in very good shape. The greens were a bit hairy and fast. Some areas of the course were dry and hard so it was hard to take good divots. The pace was great, we teed off at 6:54am and we’re done by 10:15. I would play it again.
They need to hire a turf grass expert
Bermuda fairways and greens healthy, but lots of weeds. No one rakes bunkers. It is a good layout. Greens were solid. So still a reasonable test of golf. But it could be so much better.
Needs some TLC
Played TC today, about 1-1/2 weeks after aerification according to the starter. The greens were still a little bumpy but generally in better shape than some other courses around town. My only couple of disappointments with Twin Creeks are: 1) Put just a reasonable amount of effort into maintaining the tee boxes (most tee boxes either had excessive weeds that should be easy to remove, excessive bare spots that could be addressed by just reseeding and watering, general shagginess -- just need to be mowed better, or tons of broken tees all over the box that could only build up after a couple weeks -- this just confirms that nobody from Maintenance is even stepping foot on the tee boxes, or these would be swept up); 2) several apparent broken sprinklers around the course that lead to excessive flooding of areas and major mud holes; 3) total absence of marshaling -- some persuasion is needed to prevent slow groups from backing up multiple groups on a stifling hot day. GENERAL COMMENT: With the amazing number of beautiful homes all around this course, I just can't believe that Arcis doesn't choose to feature Twin Creeks GC as one of its premiere courses and attract some of the local residents
Twin creeks is fine
Not crowded bc it’s hot as hockey sticks. There keeping everything green and improved the bunkers w sand. 16, 17,18 are still tough to finish.
Good Round
Not a crowded day out there because it was hot. But the course was in good shape and I enjoyed the round!
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