Twin Isles Country Club

Former private club

3.0 of 5 starsReviewed April 23, 2019

The name is based on the two small islands, which can be seen well from the 12th Green.

It is a course with low trees, very open. But there are many beautiful lakes whose waters are in play from time to time.

Marginal undulating greens await the player, the fairways are like that. There are a few exciting holes. In total there are eight tea variants available. From the front, the course ring, yes easy to play. Of gold and blue, the par is well playable, is not too long, condition is that the ball can be held on the fairway. If this is not the case it will be difficult.

Tees, fairways are neat, the greens well maintained. In addition, this is sometimes quite rustic, dry, very hard and often hardly grass.

Irrigation seems to be the big problem here.

You can also play this course on foot, the walk from Green 9 to tea 10 is very feasible.

A large and good clubhouse after the round for the physical well-being, very nice staff.

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