The course is fun, but the golf "ranger" kept popping up rushing us. There were plenty of people in…read morefront and behind us. He seemed to be making the comments to everyone. If you want to relax and take your time, this is not the place for you.

Great course! Very busy day, but everything was on time, spaced nicely, and greens and fairways…read morewere in excellent condition. Very interesting holes, tons of wildlife, good food in the snack bar with solid service. Haven't played here in awhile, and I got my moneys worth with 95 strokes haha- I'll be back for sure. Highly recommend.

So let me start with I went golfing for first time in 26 years so needless to say I was a little…read morenervous but it turned out to be a beautiful day and I remembered how to golf. The staff is so nice and generous and the course is beautiful even being a little messy from the rain. I will continue to golf at Twin Oaks.

My wife and I have golfed here at least three times a month for the last 3 years. It is a fun…read morecourse that can be challenging from the tips, family owned as I understand, and we usually have a good time. Over the last month each week the course has gotten worse. They have let some kind of rot creep under the greens. We have watched it get worse consistently over the past month until the last weekend when they were completely unputtable. To make matters worse the greens and much of the fairways were hard pan. I knew we were in trouble on the very first hole when I had a 100 yard lob wedge straight down the chimney that landed on the front of the green bounced 5 ft high and rolled off the back. To make matters worse they raised prices this year and have let the course go to crap. I really like this course but it is simply not worth the money. I really want this place to do well but won't be playing it again unless it gets significantly better. We made a tee time on the course for the next weekend at elks run. It's worth a few dollars more to us to not have to put up with the aggravation. I figure over the last 3 years we've spent at least $8,000 at twin oaks. I just don't know how they're going to survive.

Miles of golf is awesome. The bays have top tracker which is the same tracker as top golf, but with…read morebetter balls. Also being able to track your shot should be standard at all ranges. Great place!

Really ran down from where it used to be. Parking lot is terrible, had friends come from out of…read moretown and told them they had clubs to use there (used to) they get there and they literally had a kids pitching wedge and 7iron..... safe to say I'm done with that place.

Nice little 9 hole in Fairfield. Not much of a clubhouse. But the course is really nice for 10…read morebucks. Plenty of parking and they offer carts for rent.

Inexpensive bar type restaurant inside a golf club house…read more Every time (5x) I've gotten happy hours food and beers for a good price. Tables in and out overlooking golf course. We recently went for lunch. Chicken Caesar salad was filling and yummy. Waitresses kind and efficient

The cafe in the golf course main building is just like the rest of the building, airy and majestic…read more The staff was friendly and on task. They served a large crowd in an adequate time frame. You order at the main counter and then they bring 5the food out to your table when it is done. They take your name, but often just asked who had a particular dish. The delivery could use a little streamlining, but didn't make the experience bad. I had the fish and chips and it was served at the proper temperature. I'd give the food quality of my dish a 3 at best, but at a 9 dollar price point it was more than adequate. Overall it was a pleasant experience.

A nice range, but the price has gone up significantly and you receive fewer balls to hit. A…read more"double bogey"!

Two words: Hidden gem…read more Whenever I am feeling stressed or if it is an abnormally beautiful summer night I love to come here and hit off the top dock. I have been playing golf since I was three years old and this is a perfect oasis for me. It's quiet, serene and you can even get a strawberry shortcake ice cream in the shop. WIN! There is a small pro shop at the end of the long entrance. A basket of balls comes in $5 or $10. The large is $10 and is more than enough. This will last you about an hour. There are three places to hit, all of which go into a beautiful lake. The top deck which is my favorite, the tee's, and the grounds. The tee's are somewhat unpredictable and if it's hot out there is NO shade. My favorite part are the different colored boats in the water. If you hit any of them you pretty much win the day. My only real complaint about this place was that I didn't have my clubs one day and I just wanted to stop by and hit some, and the clubs that they have are rusty and straight out of the 70's. It might be a good investment for even a few new ones. So be advised -- bring your own clubs. Other than that, this is one of my all time favorite places to pass the time. Check it out!

Super convenient self serve driving range! Hits that nostalgia mark for anybody that remembers the…read morelast time it was open when my hair was a lot less gray. Lightly covered bays make it comfortable and open while still providing a little cover when needed.

Not a trustworthy golf tour operator IMO. We booked in Ireland and were told we had two rounds on…read moreone day. Gave them our Credit card info and got a confirmed itinerary. Got a call a month later saying the club was closed for a member guest. When we were in Ireland I talked with the Club secretary and found out that there was no member guest and that they had never booked our times. There big connections got us on at 4pm . HAHA. I had put my own name on the waiting list after all this transpired and they had a cancellation fortunately. I would hate for someone to plan their dream trip and have this happen.

If you've been doing an online comparison of golf tour operators, STOP! Your search has ended with…read morethe best. Our experience with SGH Golf was amazing. First, I was booking this trip for my husband - the golfer - and me - a non-golfer. SGH was the ONLY tour company that would work with me - all the other companies would work with 4 or 8 golfers, nothing less. SGH provided us overwhelming detail about the golf courses and if I had requested a specific course, that would've happened. I tried doing research on my own but this would've become a full-time job. SGH also provided sightseeing information for me. I was thoroughly entertained on this trip! SGH arranged a rental car for us. Doug, our in-country host, met us at the airport and walked us to our car. He gave us a crash course in UK driving and we followed him through the 1st 2 roundabouts leaving the airport - which was terrific 'cause we surely would've gotten lost! 2 caveats: 1. prior to the golf trip we spent 9 days on a guided tour of the UK, which was helpful - we didn't have jet lag while driving and we had time to get used to cars being on the "wrong" side of the road. 2. Make sure your rental car is equipped with GPS! It is essential for navigating the roundabouts. Every night Doug called my husband for feedback on the day's golf experience. Since he was a single golfer, SGH was unable to get a tee time at St Andrews (though they tried) but Doug gave my husband tips for navigating the lottery system and he was successful. They arranged top notch lodging. In North Berwick, we stayed at the Marine Hotel. Our mini=suite with floor to ceiling windows, overlooked the 16th fairway and the North Sea. Simply gorgeous! At St. Andrews, we stayed at the Scores Hotel, just across the street from The Old Course. Again, a simply magnificent view of the golf course and North Sea. Breakfast was included with our stay. SGH made a once-in-a-lifetime trip even more special. Their personalized service, design of golf packages is simply top notch.