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
Please Review Courses Honestly
My mother always told me - "don't say anything, if you can't say something nice." I love the routing of the holes at Twin Creeks. Great combination of physical and strategic challenge. Plus, if you cut the ball like I do, it sets up nicely. Having said that, the course is dying for some attention. it just looks shaggy. Tee boxes have been allowed to become overrun with weeds. Rough areas should be "rough," but don't you want it to look like you care about it. The greens had been recently punched, and I'm OK with that (although there didn't seem to be a notice on the website - maybe I missed it). However, punched or not, the greens would have been horrible. Inconsistent grass height and many, many bare spots.
I hadn't played TC in a long time. I decided to play it, based on recent reviews that indicated it was in really good shape. That proved to not be the case. Here's my request to everyone who posts reviews. Be honest with what you see and experience. People will make decisions, based on what you tell them. Be upfront with them.
Thanks!
Twin Creeks Golf Course
Beautiful course! Lots of hills, challenging, beautiful surroundings!
Fun Round
Course is in great condition and is well taken care of. Greens may need a little bit of work, but overall it was fantastic. The only recommendation I would have is to bring the left side of the fairway on number eight up a little bit, because I hit a ball in the fairway and it went into the water, which should not happen.
Better than Most
This course has received bad reviews over the past few years...that was the past...good conditions for public play...pace of play just fine...Twin Creeks is as good or better than the other courses in the area. Kudos to the current management company which I believe is Arcis golf
Fun course
Loved this track, it’s fair & in good shape. Greens are solid & the pace of play was great. I’ll definitely be back soon.
No connection and Mail box in Full
Disappointed being Closed without information, no phoneconnection and recorded Mail box in Full. Wasting valuable my time and ⛽ ..
I knew Corona pendemics.. But
Nonetheless business management...
Courss still a little muddy from the recent rains.
Fun Layout
I had fun playing this course for the first time. There is a lot of ups and downs on the course with some challenging holes in regards to water and sand traps.
Twin Creeks
Twin Creeks is starting to get into spring shape. Fairways are becoming green and tee boxes are in good shape. The greens in great shape for this time of year. Played after a heavy rain and was cart path only, still got done in under four hours.
Great Layout
Fun and somewhat challenging layout
Terrible greens
Five hours rounding