Twin Creeks Golf Course

Greens rolled good. Slightly on the firm side. Good greens.

We come here because it's close by.

The course isn't bad, and staffs are nice, but the pace of play is very slow. There were 2 twosomes that should've been paired together.

There weren't any marshals to keep the pace, which was probably some of the reasons of slow pace, but the players need to realize their pace of play...

We had to wait past our tee time to wait for the carts to be available as players were mainly using single player / cart. Should plan better of supply/demand. Slow pace doesn't help either...

We had a great time at Twin Creeks today. The starter was really friendly, the course has nice rolling hills, and the pace of play was great. Greens were still in good shape for late summer. Only complaint is there is a bit of a drive between some holes and the tee box location relative to the previous green isn’t intuitive. Overall though a great value for the money. Will play again.

At 71 years of age my skills have waned, but I can still play the white men’s tee boxes and it matches my abilities well. For the senior fee a great value. Course conditions are average or slightly above average, mostly due to plentiful crabgrass in the rough. Fairways generally yield good lies on green Bermuda. The greens are designed really well. However a little bumpy from time to time, but very playable. Due to Covid-19 restrictions no in clubhouse dining. Cart girl is available each time I have played, but could make more passes through the course, especially with the recent heat. I have read reviews critical of the staff. I find the opposite. Cameron in the pro shop remembered my name the second time I played. The cart staff very friendly and smiles and speaks to me. My one room for improvement suggestion would be a regular Marshall driving through the course backwards helping to keep pace of play problems down and course etiquette followed. With proper training and free golf and range balls Mon-Thursday and weekend twilight there would be retirees willing to spend 4 hour shifts performing marshaling duties. Overall, I have never rated any public course a 5 star across the board. We all can improve. But for me anyway, I am very pleased with staff, conditions and value!

Golfreggie

Glad to see they've finally repaired the bridge from #8 to #9 so we can now play the course in the regular sequence. Overall, the course was in good shape. Some very enjoyable holes.

Sadly all they care is about money, they don't invest any money on the golf course. They don't even have a starter so people do whatever they want. You have 4somes that split into 2somes every time. Instead of having people group together you always have delays and have to wait on every hole. You could have 2 groups of 4, but then you find 4 groups of 2. They need to fix the bunkers, and do something about all the weeds all over the place. Is a nice course but poorly managed.

What a difference 7 days (played here last Monday) and a weather system can do to a course. With the large amount of rain we received, the course was cart path only. I think Allen was hit hard by the rain and the course showed it. A few bunkers are completely washed out and debris needs to be cleaned off course. I really enjoy rounds of golf here, but maybe wait a few days for the grounds crew to clean up.

Twin Creeks normally is a great value for the money. Layout is fun and pace of play is under four hours. Course got hammered with storms and flooding the night before / Sunday morning . Causal water everywhere in fairways, bunkers flooded. Debris from the flooded creeks in many spots. Front 9 was closed. Not disclosed at the time of securing the tee time, which was 2 hrs before playing. Course was unplayable and should have been closed for the day. Very dissatisfied with the lack of transparency, conditions should have been disclosed on GolfNow.com.

Twin Creeks is overall in good shape. The greens were aerated a few weeks back, but are in decent shape. Only complaint would be that some of the bunkers need to be raked. I understand new guidelines not having rakes on the course, but some attention from the grounds crew would wonders. Its always an enjoyable time at Twin Creeks.