Played here with my business partner after a long week in the office. This course could be an absolute hidden gem with just a bit more upkeep. A few things would go a long way, cut back some trees, mow the fairways, and speed up the greens. On most holes, there was barely a difference between the fairway and the rough. The layout is fairly flat with almost no bunkers, so it’s very playable for all skill levels. That being said, the staff was very friendly, carts worked great, and the driving range and short game area are small but functional. It’s a laid-back course with a nice setting, with some great views just needs some love to live up to its potential.

This place is a gem. They’re very welcoming, which has made a big difference for me since I’m new to golfing. The team here is unpretentious, passionate about the sport, and down-to-earth. A lot of the staff have been there for 30+ years, so there’s some great history there as well. A pleasant setting with valley and mountain views. I really enjoy coming here!

Twin River is easily one of the worst-maintained golf courses in Washington—and it starts with the greens. The greens are in absolutely unacceptable condition: untrimmed, painfully slow, and clearly neglected. For any golfer, the green is the most important part of the course, and this place fails completely. The fairways are just as bad—rock hard, dry, and never watered, making approach shots and chipping a nightmare. The tee boxes are a joke: mostly dirt, with zero grass coverage. To make matters worse, they charge $40 per cart, even if you're playing alone. This course felt abandoned and disrespected by its owners. There is no pride in course maintenance here, and no respect for the game. If you care about golf, do not waste your time or money at Twin River.

I dunno why people complain like this is supposed to be a pga tourney ready course or something. Compared to some of the places I’ve played around here this course is just fine. Are there some parts that need some TLC? Sure, but what place isn’t going to have that in June. Fairways are wide and player friendly, there’s not a lot of hazards. Whoever was complaining about the bunkers being overgrown doesn’t know what a bunker is considering this course doesn’t have any. 18 holes for under 50 on a quiet, friendly decent sized course is a steal.

Tucked in Fall City with some great views of the surrounding mountains with a hint of snow on them still in mid May. The weather was in the 80’s and you couldn’t ask for a better Saturday outing. The course is actually quite challenging for a shorter play off the white tees. Well maintained course with some patchy spots to avoid. The clubhouse has drinks and snacks and the staff are some of the most friendly folks around. If you need a cart you’ll want to check ahead of time or get an early tee time. Good availability for tee times and can’t beat the price. About 30min drive from Kirkland east side. Pace was very good and all players moved it along. I’ve played here a couple of times and it’s always a pleasure to come back.