Twin Peaks Golf Course

The course is in good condition. Accurate tee shots are must. Shot from the rough have shard time holding the green. This us enjoyable golf, not to tough not to easy.

Forgiving rough; fantastic greens. Will play again and often.

I had heard from a few people that this was a good course to golf so I decided to give it a try. Overall I was very satisfied. Although the course was not as difficult as I had thought (On a couple holes it is a straight shot to the green and putting on these holes was relatively easy), it still had its challenges. The condition of the course was way above average. Overall I enjoyed the course. I would play again for the hot deal of $35 w/ cart, but for a normal round at $50-60, there are far, far superior courses.

I have never played a course with "moats" of deep grass surrounding the greens, and I am not a fan. If you run just off the green you will be in a trench of deep, thick grass. Either put it on the green or miss it entirely. Chipping out of these trenches is nasty. The layout of this course is nice, not great, not awful. The trenches surrounding the greens make me never want to play it again.

Hate it when you have no course management and it takes 5 hours to play a round. One foursome was holding the entire hostage to their very slow play.

We played after a week of rain and did not find as much puddling as expected. The rough was thick due to the rain even though it had just been cut. Greens were in good shape even with the recent aeration.

For early March the course and greens were spectacular. Don't let the flat park style course lull you into too much relaxing. The greens are smaller and mounded all around them. Sloped from front to back and smaller. If you want to score get your green in regulation and leave it below the pin. HAVE FUN!

For early Feb the course was in great condition. Greens were thaw and receptive. Fairways are wide and forgiving. Not a really long course but challenging none the less. It was a bit chilly and really windy so it wasn't all too busy. Therefore I cannot comment on pace of play. The pro-shop guy was nice - let me go earlier than tee time!
Overall a nice course. I think it's a good value and I recommend.

First time playing this course. Greens are in excellent shape for being December. Nice wide fairways so you can really let your drives go...holes are challenging and interesting. Will be playing many more times.

The course is in excellent shape- Very lush fairways & greens are smooth. But the greens are a real challenge- they are tough to read & some have a severe slope. There are many elevated greens, as well, making it tough to get on in regulation. It's a challenging course that will help improve your game.

Drove up from Denver. Took about 45 minutes but I went off the highway and took alternate routing through the country. Very pretty drive.

The course was a little bit soggy due to all the rain they have been getting and play was delayed twice due to thunderstorms passing through. After the 2nd delay nearly everyone else playing went home and I got to play the back nine all alone.

The greens are in great shape and the course is very forgiving. Errant tee shots just end up on the adjoining fairways. I'm a 20+ handicap and managed to shoot an 85 thanks to the layout and greens that held approach shots. All in all a great day out on the course.

Course was in great shape. Pace of play was a little bit slow, but what do we expect on a Saturday?

Great condition. Fast greens. Good pace of play. Friendly staff. Would play again.

Wide open driving course. All green are elevated. A ton of mosquitoes at dusk when we played.

The course was in a beautiful location with great views. The greens were extremely fast and we're a good challenge. The 8 am Saturday time slot was a shotgun start with a 4 hour play time - a little strange to have a shotgun start in a normal play situation, but we still had a good time. Biggest complaints are that the course was extremely wet and there were no paths - put the two together and you get a lot of mud and tire ruts on the course. Overall a good play!

Very slow play. Actually had 3 groups backed up at one par 3. This course should play a lot quicker and there was no ranger to be seen all day. If you are playing on a weekend at peak times plan for about 5 hours to get around what should be a much quicker pace of play course.

pretty boring, straight ahead course without much rough or much trouble. good for medium to high handicapper.
nice practice range and putting green.
not crowded, good pace of play
all greens have a kind of gully running around them that collects balls and is hard to chip out of- strange design.

Can't complain when I'm playing 18 with a cart for $20 or less.

Wide open course with small fairways and greens with a lot of undulations. Overall experience was good with a well kept course and in a nice setting.

THE REPAIR WORK DONE BECAUSE OF THE FLOOD
LAST FALL WAS SURPRISINGLY QUICK.