We truly appreciated the seasonal ambiance during our round — the greens were generously decorated with leaves of every shape and color, giving each putt a fun little surprise element. Even some of our better shots disappeared into the festive leaf piles, which added an unintended scavenger-hunt component to the day. The tee boxes were also memorable. The sand was packed quite firmly, making it a bit of a challenge to get a tee in, but it definitely encouraged some creativity in shot setup. We got plenty of practice in our “duck and cover” skills too, since the group behind us seemed very enthusiastic about pace of play. Nothing like hearing a ball whistle past your ear to remind you of your own mortality. All in all, it’s not the course you want but it’s the one you need.

This review is a token of gratitude and an extremely profuse apology to Bryan Rice, one of the people at the golf course, was super patient with our group even though we played for literally 6 hours straight on a 9 hole course (I know I’m so sorry). Come check out and play the course and say hi to him and the other employees because if he’s this nice, I bet everyone else there is too. Twin Lakes is freaking AWESOME THO

A nice little country course I walked for about a buck a hole. Yep, just over a buck. What more needs be said, it’s real golf at its cheapest. Greens and fairways mostly ok, tees kinda rough, but who cares. #6 an intimidating 160 yd par three uphill and over water, best hole. Fun golf for the money. Kinda remote, in the middle of nowhere.

Fun course and reasonably priced. Some of it is a little rough around the edges, like the carts, cart "paths", and some of the tee boxes, but I still have a great time any time I play here.

Been playing here for 20 years and love it every time, now my sons learning on the same fairways, my personal heaven. Low. Key.