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
Good course
Greens are all in really good shape, rolled true and good speed.
Fun course to score well
Course is in great condition, greens run fast. Pace of play was good even with a mini tournament going on.
Aint That Great For The Price
If you're looking for great facilities, and a well-kept course, don't go there. The course is adequate for a weekend golfing experience, but it is way overpriced for the condition the course is kept in. And if you have an allergy towards slow play that's tolerated, you really won't like the place at all. Our round took 5 hours and 20 minutes, and no course Marshall in sight.
Round took over 5-hrs. Two 4-some in front of our 4-some.. waited on every hole from start to finish. They left glove on 1-hole & golf club on another hole. Both 4-some not really golfers. Played from blues & should played from reds!
I hate waiting on every hole. By end of round we were fried!
Weeds! Slow Play! No bunkers!
The number of weeds on an off the course is simply depressing and and confirmation that Arcis takes little care for this course. Had it not rained heavily a few days before after a three-week drought, I would be complaining about the many dry spots on the fairways. But, those were covered up by the newly-form ditches filled with water that were created carts tearing across them minutes after the rain had ceased. Arcis does not let an hour or day to pass without putting players on the course, even when standing lakes of water remain after a rain.
The staff seemed more interested in chatting up the cart girl than waiting on customers. Our carts was in terrible shape - low battery, iffy brakes and water everywhere after they cleaned it.
Here are some easy things that can be fixed:
1. Put ropes up to block carts from going over patches that need healing.
2. Put down green colored weed killer.
3. Put down a pre-emergent.
4. Instruct the staff to focus on customers.
5. Provide maintenance to the carts.
6. Enforce the collared shirt and no jean cutoffs policy
7. Close the course for at least one day after a heave rain, and use that time to maintain the course beyond just mowing it.
8. Put a marshal on the course during the weekends
needs some attention
extremely dry fairways and some unkept tee boxes. the greens were good ... only some occasional spots. pace of play was good most of the day.....they have an unusual high amount of singles playing the course...still a good time.
Started and ended pretty rough
Staff was honest and cool. 318 tee time and my cart cart did not get delivered until 335. They continue to run short on busy days. Despite the late start, we ran into a group on our first hole - course was so backed up a few groups had made the turn and started over again. To add to that, these few groups had zero etiquette. Multiple balls off the tees, waiting for par 4's to clear from 350 yards, and generally just annoying our group of decent golfers.
Course was in decent shape. Greens were good. A lot of invasive grasses in the fairways. The layout here has always been good with a good mix of challenging and easier holes. Twin Creeks needs to invest in marshals to help their pace of play and keep people honest. I won't be back, but the course's location means it will continue to be packed with recreational golfers.
We made it to hole #15... and we ran into four (4!) groups waiting to tee off. After watching a group of 4 hit 7 tee shots, I gave up. Good luck Twin Creeks.
Sun down at Twin Creeks
The course was not crowded. We were able to play 12 holes straight through with very little waiting. We had a good time.
No tree at the blue tee box to avoid Sun
This course is better than reputation. I really impressed.
Course was in great shape
Course was in great shape. Its a fun layout. Water comes into play on more than a few holes. 16, 17 and 18 are a tough stretch with water in play.