Twin Hills Country Club

The main parking lot is gravel and a bit tight as well as some of the cart paths. Overall I loved the course layout very scenic with signature stone bridge on 3rd hole and other natural stone walls throughout. Must play especially in the fall!

Very good place. Excellent course layout. Pace of play was slow for first few holes, then staff came out and fixed. Greens are true but slow.

Fairways where not cut not mower in site anywhere greens where fair off the fairway not cut hard to even find a ball have played this course prior many times with the hills brother ownership always seem ready for play . I didn’t think it was a value .

First time playing the course. Makes you think about your shots and layups. But course was awesome and in some of the best shape I’ve seen any course this year.

Ground crew’s cutting grass whole entire round 10AM-3PM. Waiting on them to clear frequently, watching them charge up the fairway towards us while standing on the tee. In the fairway setting up to hit shots, affected by the mowing and blowers on parallel fairways. At times the mowers were cutting directly behind us on same fairway. Same situation on the green while putting, just no relief, irritating loud sound. This work should be completed prior to start of play daily, at least stay ahead of the first group every day. Some wet spots, to be expected, however, mowers left tire track depressions around the greens, made for irregular surface conditions. Greens were slow to my liking. Pace of play, slowed by foursome elderly woman’s group, one hole open in front of them. No ranger. A little disappointing, but just joked, laughed, smiled, got through it. Just expected better as in the past.

Overall, it was very nice to play.However, many divots need to be fixed on the greens.

Course was a little wet in spots due to rainy weather previously which was expected. Tees, fairways, and greens were in very good condition.