Twin Bridges Golf Club

This was our first time playing the course and it didn’t disappoint. Dog legs both ways and varying distances force you to use every club in your bag. Change of elevation added excitement to a couple of tee shots and the course was in good shape. Can’t wait to go back!

Pros:

Greens excellent, plenty of undulation

Fairways excellent but cut tight

Tee areas good

Driving range good grass, mostly good balls

Cons:

Bunkers need work but early in season, some unplayable

Rough a little high in spots, but weather probably the reason

The course is great exp for the hot deal price. But this is the worst marked course I have ever played!

Pros

Greens roll true 1 thru 18

Fairways very good

Rough demanding due to length

Grass on Range good shape

Flag sticks in, but fair sleeves in hole below top of hole

Cons

Most bunkers

Could use red/ white/ blue flags on greens to mark front- middle -rear due to size of greens

Twin Bridges has an interesting layout, with some elevation change and greens that have a decent amount of slope/undulation in them. Used my whole bag playing it today. Really liked holes 2-4. Several holes require well-placed tee shots to get through some openings. Was a very interesting design that I enjoyed a lot. Reminded me a bit of West Chase and Rock Hollow.

Only issue was the conditions left a little to be desired. A few greens were being plugged and patched. And the fairways/rough were not always consistent. Some bunkers were redone, others were a mess.

Well worth a go if you're on there west side of Indy.

I play Twin Bridges all the time since I live pretty close but it’s my favorite course in the Indy area. It’s very challenging especially with the wind howling and the greens as fast as they were Saturday. Everything was in great condition except for the bunkers but that’s pretty typical on a lot of courses these days during “the shutdown”. It’s hard to find a better layout with elevation changes, fast greens and beautiful scenery to boot. Will definitely continue to play here!

Really beautiful and challenging course. Always enjoy my time on the course.

Course has a very good layout and modern undulating greens. Course takes full advantage of the land and elevation changes. The bunkers are being aggressively abandoned and that is sad. However all of the other positives outweigh this.

On a cold damp Tuesday afternoon this course played long, but was in great shape considering we had a torrential downpour just a couple days before. Greens were smooth and tee boxes were in great shape. Fairways were closely mowed and leaves had been blown off fairways and greens.

Very nice course. Between US 36 and US 40 off the beaten path. Played it with my daughter a junior golfer. Nice fairways and greens. Changes in elevation keep it interesting. Snack bar had good food at the turn.

The sand bunkers should be called mud bunkers. The rough was very high. The cost is higher than other courses around.

I really liked this course and the mens group that was playing there were are very nice guys. I was thinking of purchasing a season pass and will probably do so. course was in great shape, staff were very nice. my cart had no power (electric) and could hardly make it up the hills. Called the clubhouse and they met me at the next tee box with a new cart and even move my bag over to the new cart while we were teeing up. so all of this adds up to "good"? Well I reserve great for courses that make me go wow. so, really nice laid back friendly staff and a nice course.

Twin bridges is by far the best course in the area. Fantastic value, challenging yet playable. Course condition is always great, fairways are lush, greens are fast and true. definitely a hidden treasure. Only wish they had a on course ranger