Twin Lakes Village Golf Course is a beautifully maintained course with lush fairways and pristine greens. The scenic surroundings enhance the experience, making every round enjoyable. It’s challenging yet fun, offering a great mix for all skill levels. The friendly atmosphere adds to the charm, definitely a must-visit for golfers! A stop at Moondollars for a pizza and beer is also recommended.

Very nice course. Very narrow as I never used my driver (4i only). Greens were super fast. Sand was nice and soft. Pace of play was slow considering length of course with the 4some infront (all locals with own personal carts). Did get charged for a cart that should have come with round after looking back at teeoff reservation.

We recently visited family from out of town and had the pleasure of playing a round at this beautiful golf course. The course was in excellent shape, well-maintained and a joy to play on. The staff and locals were incredibly friendly and helpful, making the experience even better. The location is fantastic, with easy access to the lake and a playground, great for families looking to relax and enjoy the area. The surrounding neighborhood is well-kept, with homeowners clearly taking pride in their properties. Overall, it was a wonderful visit, and we'd definitely come back again!

I was shocked at the $90 green fee — a massive jump from just last year. I’ve been playing Twin Lakes for almost 30 years, but this kind of price gouging makes it easy to walk away. There are better courses all over Spokane, Post Falls, and Coeur d’Alene offering a superior experience at a much better price. And if the price wasn’t enough, some homeowners feel the need to come out and scold paying golfers as if we’re trespassing on their personal property. Newsflash: if you don’t want golfers near your backyard, don’t buy a house on a golf course. This is a beautiful course, but they’re doing a great job driving players away. I won’t be back at $90 — and I’m sure I’m not the only one. Let's not forget that the driving range is at least six hundred yards from the clubhouse.🙄

An amazing experience from the kindness in the pro shop to the course maintenance and a great final treat in the restaurant where the help was icing on the cake.. it’s what a day off at the golf course should be..:)