Twin Oaks Golf Club

The stuff in pro shop were extremely friendly and courteous. I loved the course overall. Greens were on the slow side but there were no ball marks really present on any green. Couple of bad spots on some greens but did not detract at all from enjoying the round. Was fairly busy for a windy weekday morning but pace of play was excellent. Loved the holes that had a tree just a little short of the green. Well placed sand traps. Course is not lined by houses so was just a great tree lined course that can be enjoyed. I will definitely go back again.

This is by far the worst course I have ever played at. The fairways are completely over grown with weeds. The greens nothing but sand. The pro shop was hardly a shack. The course lays the holes right on top of the next tee box so you always have to watch out for other players. Not a fun course, do not go here. 0/10

We had a nice early AM round on Saturday at Twin Oaks. It’s only 35 miles up 77 from the Charlotte area. This is a decent course that is not very challenging for experienced golfers but some holes require course knowledge. I understand the greens are much better, but they are slower than most and roll bumpy on some of the greens. They just needed a good greensroller on several holes, but they are playable. The tips only play 6400 yards and I look forward to breaking 80 on my next round at Twin Oaks.

We just love this little course. Lots of little challenges while very playable. Greens on front nine were quite rough, but we will be back. Personnel is always quite friendly and inviting.

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18 new bunkers added… all with the pin in the middle of them. Sanding the greens is a necessary evil in course management, however not the way Twin Oaks has done it.Putting was simply not possible due to the volume of sand just dumped on the greens. Course also didn’t mention upon check-in and actually charged more than listed on GolfNow…. said it was something to do with a system issue. Never expect Twin Jokes to be a nice place based on greens fees (usually a good place to get a solid driver/wedge round in) but this round was unplayable.

This course I played a couple of times and it was iffy tried it on a Sunday because it was the only thing that had a tee time now I see why the greens were Sandy bumpy unplayable and of course was just unfit to be open

It's a semi-rough course that is not very well spaced out between fairways. The teeboxes looked like they had just been cut and the fairways were much the same. The greens really could use some work. This time they were freshly sanded to cover the holes in the grass on them at least. But again, no more than $35 at peak times, it's very worth that at least.

The staff is very friendly which I appreciate because I'm not very much of a people person and they're very easy to talk to.

You get what you pay for. Greens were very bumpy but overall not bad for the price

The staff is super friendly. We finished our round in 4 hours and 10 minutes on Memorial Day Weekend!

Not a very good course. Fairways and greens in poor shape.

Don’t want to be cruel, but I put this as one of the three worse courses that I’ve played in over 40 years of playing golf. I understand that it’s in a low income area, but there is very little done on course upkeep.

Played my very first round of golf at Twin Oaks back in the mid-70's (the decade not the score) and after moving away from home had not visited the course since around 1984. Originally, planned to play at a nearby newer course, but after visiting the place was turned off by the staff. Decided to go to Twin Oaks just to give it a look. Glad that I did. The staff was friendly, informative and very helpful. Wound up playing three times during the week as I was truly made to feel like I was home - which for the moment, I guess I was. The course was in good shape and there are some challenging holes to keep one entertained along with a few easier ones providing relief opportunities for your scorecard. The only downside I think, is that given this is the oldest golf course in Statesville and I think Iredell County, locals tend to take it for granted. Finishing up my initial round there I went inside the clubhouse to tell the staff member (Ken, I think, apologies if I got the name wrong) how much I enjoyed my morning there. Another customer was there complaining about the recent increase in green fees saying she ought to be able to play 36 holes for what Twin Oaks charged. Like me, she belonged to the senior circuit which translated to a rate of $22 which included a cart. Yeah, highway robbery. Could not believe she could be so ridiculously rude and childish. Guessing she lives under the delusion the course maintains itself and the staff works for the sole joy of experiencing customer interaction like with her. I would love to pay $22 on my current home course. However, if they did only charge $22, I'd likely never get a tee time or have to book seven days in advance. Looking forward to my next visit home and a return to Twin Oaks.