Twin Rivers Golf Club

The staff and course lay out was great, however the greens were so rough that putting was nearly impossible. Definitely suggest playing with a two putt rule.

Despite the reasonable greens fee ($65 hot deal) and interesting layout, play was destroyed by the slow play (yes, it was a Saturday) and the terrible condition of the tees, fairways and greens. Specifically, tees were torn up with divots and crowned, it was a struggle to find grass on the fairways, and the greens were literally unputtable. I’ve putted on fairways which were smoother and truer. I would be shocked if this course has a greens keeper on its payroll. If it does, he/she should be sent back to the farm. Even the carts were poor: steering was loose and breaks didn’t work.
Regarding pace of play, the course was full but a 5 1/2 round is unacceptable regardless of the day of week. We did see a ranger - once - but he appeared to be no more than a sightseer.
Finally, I am shocked and unhappy that GolfNow has rated this course with 3 1/2 stars. Either GolfNow’s ratings can’t be trusted or comments are being “shilled” in order to bolster this course’s rating.
I wouldn’t play Twin Rivers again if they paid me to do so.

Where the greens were not bare, clumps of weeds peppered the green. Putting experience was intolerable.

The people seemed friendly enough, the fairways and rough was in good shape, the greens were awful and were extremely overrun by weeds on some holes. This needs to be fixed or become a cheaper course for the price paid.

Greens terrible, invasive grasses everywhere, not a pleasure to play.

Greens are in terrible condition. Fairways are hard as a rock. Bunkers were redone and are decent. Pace was too slow. I won't come back until the planned renewal.

Very nice course. Greens were fair, and incredibly fast. It appeared the greens were painted a dark green. I think they would roll about 12 on the stimp meter. The most unique aspect, and the most fun, was the driving range being a lake. You can get all your water balls out of your system before you play! As a matter of fact, I played with only one ball all day, even though there was water on almost every hole.

I've played this course many times and this was the poorest shape ever, The tee boxeswer okay, fairways thin and brown, bunkers terrible, greens had almost no grass and lots of disease. They had no carts available and the starter told me they had 14 down for maintenance. The restaurant had good drinks and was the best thing of nthe day. I wouldn't play jhere again until they improve.

Used to be a good course but the greens are possibly the worst I’ve seen in Orlando. Good luck making a putt outside of 10 feet without the ball hitting a divot or grass patch.

We only finished 14 holes because we ran out of time. The golf cart batteries died before we could get back to the clubhouse and when I turned it in, the guy said they had several that was turned in that way everyday.

If good putting is important to you, do not play this course....over half the greens have furry weeds and make it impossible to play the breaks and speed. Also it is a "jungle" course, meaning looking for a lost ball requires a matchet. Beyond all that the layout is very difficult and no where to take a beginner.

Greens were terrible! Not worth the money and the pace of play was awful too.

Course not in good shape. Fairways very sparse and barren in spots. Rough unforgiving. Greens barren, uneven patches of grass, unfairly fast, short chips roll off the greens. Our cart made grinding noises, we weren't sure if it was going to make it the whole round. Not an enjoyable round.

Picturesque and challenging layout. Whole course was in very good condition.

Greens were terrible, seen fairways in better shape, this is a 25 dollar course at best

The course was in good condition but the wind was blowing hard and the pace of play was likened to a snail in winter. I quit after 9 holes