A little off the beaten track compared to the main Walt Disney World Resort area, but Twin Rivers Golf Club is absolutely worth the drive if you’re looking for a proper test of golf away from the crowds. The course itself can be quite challenging, especially if it’s your first time playing. There are a number of blind shots and tricky turns where course knowledge really helps, so you need to think your way around rather than just step up and hit. That said, the layout is enjoyable and keeps you engaged throughout the round. The greens were in good condition, rolling well, and the fairways and tee boxes were clearly well maintained. It’s evident that a lot of care goes into keeping the course in shape, which always adds to the overall experience. Halfway round, I stopped in for a club sandwich, and credit to the chef as it was spot on and a welcome break during the round. One small downside was that due to starting on the 10th, we missed the usual halfway hut on the 8th where you can call ahead and check the menu, so it felt a bit unplanned. The only real negative was the pace of play. It felt a little rushed at times, with smaller groups being placed behind a four-ball, which made things feel slightly pressured. A bit more flexibility with letting groups play through would improve the flow. Overall though, a great course that I’d definitely recommend and happily play again.

Playing here was amazing. Holes range from 3-5 and the playing is really smooth. There are water stations every so often. There are 18 holes and each one is a blast. The staff are really friendly and knowledgeable. Every so often a snack cart will come by to refresh you. There would be cool holes which you would have to hit across rivers and others where the hole would be on a plato. There also is a clubhouse that serves food and drinks. I got the Philly cheesesteak and it was great. Overall being here is awesome.

We had our Annual Non-Profit Golf Tournament here, keeping alive the Charity, Tuskawilla Shepherds, that my Grandfather started in the 90s. The course was in great shape, even with how hot it has been, and they were very accommodating to our group from start to finish. The staff is incredible, especially the 2 Rangers (one was Roger I know) that helped us set up our interactive holes. Also, the clubhouse staff & lovely lady who drove the drink cart were spectacular at their job and all so friendly! We have done many golf tournaments at different courses and this was one of the best & smoothest events we have had! Thank you to the entire staff for such a great experience!!

Twin Rivers is in fantastic shape! The course has vastly improved since I played it last year. The tee boxes are so-so, but the fairways, greens, and bunkers are excellent. We teed off at 7:40 to beat the heat and had no pace-of-play issues at all. Wildlife everywhere. Overall, a great round and a course that’s clearly being well maintained. Best kept and best value course in East Orlando.

I've played this course many times as I live in the area. Usually a good time and challenging course typically in good shape. The reason for the one star is an issue with an employee there today. Whatever you call the guy in the shop that takes your money to play today was a complete tool with zero customer service skills. I don't know what it is with all these guys that work in the shops of these golf courses but always seem angry, I don't get it? I was told today when I came in that I could not have my own cart because I paid online and I was paired with some random person that I do not know. I'm not sure what booking online has to do with me requesting to have my one cart especially when it was 1000 degrees today and hardly anyone golfing and 50 carts sitting out front.I was told I'd have to pay an additional $25. When busy I understand but today was far from it. Twin River Mgmt. you may want to reconsider the front desk guy and replace him with someone that knows how to smile and treat guests with kindness and common sense.