Twin Rivers is a golf course that is the back up to the back ups when all the other courses have no teetimes. This course is slowly falling apart more than it used to be the fairways are bone dry it's almost like your ball is hitting concrete cartpaths so lay up because the ball will roll forever. The greens are unfortunately are also drier than the Sahara desert areas where they're just the soils cracking apart. Round of golf was $55 cart was almost $40 The driving range supposedly is under repair. Don't necessarily know what their repairing the mats are aged and rough. You're not hitting on a flat service so to each their own, maybe it gets you ready for the round.. also the pads are also completely packed full of dirt and dust. The kitchen was closed. I don't know if they permanently closed it so very minimal selection on food couple sandwiches in the drink coolers got your standard water, Gatorade, few sodas, limited selection on swing lube (beer). Pros: forgiving course pretty open unless the ball just keeps on rolling. Quiet usually don't have to wait too long for the people in front of you. Gas carts so quick driving. Cons: need to put a hammer in your bag to get your tees into the tea boxes. The greens are whack. They need to invest a little bit money in their intercom too because you don't understand anything they're saying. read more

I have played here multiple times and here is a list of pros & cons: Pros: price for the round itself is good, pretty easy to get tee times here, pretty good pace of play usually (can get 18 down under 4 hours almost always), have a driving range and not very crowded. Cons: course itself usually is in terrrrrrrrrible condition, the greens keepers are total rookies at what they do, the fairways are like a normal course's rough and their rough is almost a guaranteed lost ball as it is mostly heavily thorn bushes, the greens are garrrrrrrbage can see the individual long blades of grass sooo slow, the carts are expensive and old AF, no restaurant or bar. I will only come back if it is a last resort place to play. Very easy course par 70. read more

Super nice pro shop staff. Great course for beginners because it's flat and wide. We have a lot of fun here and have golfed with friends here. read more

It's really a 5 for the staff and a generous 3 for the actual course. Love that it is affordable and very walkable. Played yesterday and walked 18 holes in under 4 hours. That is a big deal to me as golf can really be frustrating if you're waiting around for slow playing groups in front of you. I quit golf for a while because slow play really took a good deal of fun out of the game. A nice fast paced round and a cold beverage afterwards is perfect for a day with friends. Honestly the course was in rather so-so condition but that didn't matter - it's not like we're playing for a championship. The very nice woman who checked us in had a good phrase. "We're not a country club - we're a club in the country". :) Go in with reasonable expectations and you'll have a good time. read more

Having played over 130 courses in Washington, This is the worst course since Tyee closed. Tee boxes so hard you need a hammer to place your tee, greens half baked out making putting impossible. 18 holes with a cart and a bucket of balls for $69.99 AND THATS WITH A SENIOR DISCOUNT! I played this course once before many years ago and it was in better shape then. Save your money and pass on this chewed up course! read more

a fair price for the golf experience. I played on 5/15/25. this is the time of year that a golf course should be in tip top shape. T.R. was not. The fairways are lush and in great shape but the tees (especially the par 3 tees) are not. They desperately need overseeding and some TLC as does the areas around the greens which have a lot of hard pan dirt. The biggest issue is the greens. Someone did a very poor job of plugging and sanding in March and the greens have not rebounded well at all. It is a course with a great lay out that rewards good shots. The water holes add an additional dimension of challenge. The green fees are fairly priced and there is a driving range for warm ups. If they can get the greens and tees regroomed it will be a great golf course to play this summer. read more

Twin Rivers is a beautiful place for families to enjoy. I spend a lot of time here as my husband is an employee and it is such a pleasure to watch the younger generation sharing time with parents, uncles, grandparents, siblings. There's a "family traditional values" kind of vibe here that I love. If golf is you're thing, this is the place to come. read more

Was not impressed at all with this course. Not worth the money they are charging to play $78 dollars down the drain. Tee boxes were in horrible shape. The fairways sucked. A beginners course at best! Shout out too the young guys that allowed me to join up with them and made my golf experience here enjoyable cuz I was headed home after the first nine holes and never to return again. Make sure u eat before you golf here also all they have is premade sandwiches in a small fridge. My one time golfing in Seattle and all I will remember is how bad this golf course was!!!! Not as advertised !!! read more

Twin Rivers Golf Course - Horrible golf course fairway - Golf Near Me - Fall City, Washington

This is one of the worst corses I have ever payed. They charge roughly $60 for 18 holes + cart. The condition was horrible. The greens had areas of disease & burn out. And others had standing water. In addition each green was different in terms of the thickness of grass. The T boxes were so dried out we couldn't place a T without placing all of our weight on it. Add to this all the fairways were mostly hard pan where your club would skip off the ground...basically concrete. I wouldn't complain if it was $20, as I would have had very low expectations...but $60+ ?!! Couldn't they at least invest in the course for this amount. We told the person in "the pro shop" about the conditions and he laughed. This last point illustrates how little they care. Another group complained about how the golf cart would lurch forward so violently it would hurt their back. The attendant said "well you could walk". My friends and I played a course the day before for only $10 more which was one of the best conditioned courses I've played. Almost PGA quality. For reference it's called Gold Mountain in Bremerton, WA. Such a better experience!!! Summation, don't play this course unless you're fond of giving money away to people who could care less about providing a decent golf experience. read more

Let me say this. I like the course layout. There are some fun holes. It has so much potential. The problem is everything has been let go. It started at the pro shop. I'm a little bit younger than the guys I golf with so my green fees were $46. My over 62yr old friend paid $32 dollars. Not super expensive either way. The other two guys we are golfing with show up. Both over 62. They pay the $46 we discuss the sr rate at the range and my buddies go back for a refund. Initially denied they are given a "gift certificate" for the difference. Ok wait. Apparently senior rate isn't valid on the weekend so teeing off at 2pm we should have paid "twilight" rate (also $32). No mention of that till we were on the 19th hole so I'm just out 12 bucks. Whatever my buddies all paid the right amount (more or less) Any way...the reason I am writing this is for course condition. They have given up. Everything is in disrepair. The greens are burnt and un maintained. There is moss growing through the grass on all greens. All have large dried out patches that make them unplayable. The tee off boxes are unlevel bumpy and generally have no grass. Many of the ball washers are rusted and broken. Two had the ball broken off the top and were thus unusable. 17 ball washer water was simply disgusting. The water in it was foul and smelled horrible. Be prepared to use your own towel because most washers didn't have them. We play other courses locally in the same price range that are decent and cared for. Not this one. Play elsewhere. read more

My father and I golf together on a weekly basis. We had originally booked a tee time at Mt. Si, but since we had both played that course before, we made a last minute decision to try Twin Rivers. The reviews were decent and I had a heard good things from a colleague. We checked in at about 12:20 for our tee time at 1:07. The total was $108 for 2 people and a cart. This was slightly surprising, but golf can be expensive, so we paid out and headed to the first tee (they got us in early). First impression of the first tee box: Not good. The tee box was dug out and on a slight hill, not to mention it was clear that the grass had not been mowed within the last day or 2. We teed off and both hit drives down the middle of the, "fairway." As we drove down the fairway we noticed how long the grass was. This was no fairway, it was at minimum, the length of what you would find in the 2nd, or maybe even 3rd cut rough. Not to mention it was filled with weeds, which makes it clear that they do not treat or maintain the grass. As we progressed through the first few holes it for progressively worse. They had recently aerated the greens. Instead of disposing of the land cylinders properly, they dumped piles of them within 5-10 feet of the green, and on the fairway side. It wasn't pretty. After 5 holes, my father and I packed our clubs up and drove back to the pro shop. We are by no mean golf snobs, but we refuse to play a course if it isn't even maintained in the slightest. The pro shop guys were friendly. We asked for a refund of the back 9, so that we'd only be charged for the front 9 and 9 holes of a cart. He promptly charged us again for 40 dollars, on accident of course. We noticed as we were walking back to our car. The pro shop guy was nice, but then told us that he'd "have some explaining to do to management." We walked away and needless to say, we will not be returning unless they make some major changes as far as course maintenance go. They should consider lowering their prices, until then. read more

1.2.3!!! What's not to love. It's a very casual, relax and super green course!!! I came here mainly for the waterfalls but drove past and loved what I saw. So naturally, I stopped. And naturally, we travel with my gloves and clubs!! :D I mean who doesn't!!! Going for an hour long drive from the city to here? Gotta bring your essentials right?! Bruce the gentleman that was working here is oh so friendly. Their course has that horrible backdrop :) Such an bad view of the cascade mountains. I put up with it!! Since it was a spontaneous stop: we went with the driving range. Driving range area is pretty laid back. $5 gets you a token and each comes with 50 balls. Get about 3 and you are set! You get the tokens inside of course. The price of 18 holes is a little on the pricier side compared to the other ones I've been to. But the greens are maintained well. And it is beyond relax here. Pro shop is small and effective. They have a small/tiny café area with a deck in the back that look over the course and those mountains. The mosquitos are quite plump and big here. They've been feasting! I caught one right on my leg! Too fat to move!! Gave it a nice hand hug~ whack whack! Overall, it's a pretty, cute and fun course. Not sure if I'll ever complete the course but I like what I saw. The views are stunning from every swing!! :D How many times can you say that?!! And the drive here was stunning. I guess everything is beautiful with a name like Fall city!! Found this place accidentally but I am definitely coming back just for this course!!! read more

Twin Rivers Golf Course - In the swing of things! - Golf Near Me - Fall City, Washington

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Twin Rivers is conveniently located for those of us living in North Bend, Issaquah, Fall City and Preston. I go here almost every weekend due to the proximity. During the month of August they ran a special 3 for price of 2 buckets of balls at driving range with coupon from their website (so be sure to check their website for specials). Without the coupon, they are over priced at the driving range ($4.50 for 51 balls compared to Redwood Golf Center 85 balls for $6.50, for example). The fairways and greens are maintained well. I gave them only 3 stars for a couple reasons: 1. There is gravel all over the driving area and complicated to clean off prior to practicing because the faux grass is bolted to the ground. 2. The price for 18 holes + a cart for two on a Saturday will run you $106, which is too high. Although I am finding every golf course in the pacific NW is over priced. The guy running the pro-shop is great, it's just the price and gravel at the range that kills the review. read more

I went back and forth between 2 and 3 stars. I say its 2 and a half. So, I err to the high side and give them 3. The course is fun, and has some easy stuff and a few challenges. But here is my problem. OVERBOOKING! I have yet to call here and be told it's a no-go. BUT - I have been there several times and had 4+ hour rounds. They seem to say "come on down" to every caller. For the price, it's a fun course. Just be certain you have a few extra minutes available on your "hall pass" your spouse gave you to go golfing. read more

A fun course to play. It was a bit soggy when I played but very playable. The course is a good one to start the season with as the fairways are generous and not as many trees as many course in Washington. The pro shot is nice and staff is friendly . Pace of play was good a round in 3 1/2 hours on this relatively short course. read more

Twin Rivers Golf Course - Side of green - Golf Near Me - Fall City, Washington

Great place for a beginner. (Me.) Course is a bit rough around the edges, but no one is going to judge your play here. Despite some of the other reviews, I find the staff here friendly. read more

Horrid golf course. Elderly man with a poor attitude at the pro shop was the first indication that playing this golf course was a bad idea. The rates that they quoted were false and when we arrived they were significantly higher and the old fart denied everything. Golf course was a 4. Don't waste your time and money, go miniature golfing instead. read more

unfortunately it's the worst I've ever seen twin rivers course. the fairway grass is so long that we lost a couple of balls in the middle of the fairway. read more

Played the course today and the staff was friendly but the golf course was in terrible shape. Especially for paying over $50 with a cart. Also the front nine is only a par 34 with a bunch of par 3's. read more

Twin Rivers Golf Course - Golf Near Me - Fall City, Washington

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I'm not a big fan of driving all over Gods green earth to play golf but pressure from my coworkers forced me to make an exception. The pictures on the website do not do it justice. While looking at the holes it actually looked like a cow pasture with little maintenance. I was very surprised when I arrived that the course is in very good shape. Nearly all of the greens when in good condition and the course is pretty forgiving (this is great for a duffer like me). Having never been to Fall City it was a beautiful drive and would love to come back sometime. read more

How do you rate a golf course? The four stars above represent 3.5, and are based on price as well as the course itself. Example: If the Home course were the same price, I'd give it five stars and Twin Rivers a 2.5. Capeche? With that caveat in mind, there are several good reasons to play this course when the weather is decent. --From the whites, five par fours over 350 yards and two par threes over 170. In other words, some length despite the par 70/5,500 yards from the whites. --Two carries on par fours that challenge the average golfer. --Practical use of the property in course design. --Course in good shape, minimal casual water despite being right next to the Snoqualmie. --Beautiful views (not counting the trailer park; just pretend it's not there.) --Driving range. --Pleasant, helpful staff. I hadn't played this course in a couple of years, and it far exceeded my expectations. And, during the week it hasn't been busy at all according to a friend who plays there often. Great course for a sneakaway weekday round. read more

First of all we were charged full price for my junior son to golf. It ended up costing $77 for me, my Dad and son to play 9 holes with one cart! They started us on the back 9 which has much narrower fairways and terrible green conditions. We ended up having to let a twosome and a single play thru on the 10th and 11th holes. We are all fairly decent golfers and lost at least a dozen balls. The green on hole 14 looked like the fairways. Very poorly maintained. Nothing to be excited about whatsoever. For a small town Golf course, you would think they would cater to out of towners. No such luck. We won't play the course again. There are far better deals and courses. read more

Down to earth golf course. No complications, no BS...just good 'ol fashion golfing. Friendly staff, excellent BLT sandwiches. Course is very decent considering the low budge. Many people play on this course just to better themselves to play on high budget courses. Highly recommend this course for the entire family. read more

Not a good way to spend your money. Totally overpriced. Driving range: thin, old, worn out mats that leave that green waxy stuff on your clubs. Remember the mats that used to spark? Don't hit on these with good clubs. Tee boxes: a few are decent at best, mostly terrible. Watch out for hole number 3, box is so bad that a tee doesn't help. Fairways: awful, just awful. You have better lies in the rough. You'll end up playing terrible because the conditions in the middle of the fairway are just not good. Greens/fringe: actually some decent cuts there, good job on the maintenance crew. You can putt off the fringe for the most part. Greens: easy to stick and some good roll. A few of the greens have some weird rotten spots tho, not sure what causes that but it's ugly. Clubhouse: who cares? I don't need a good clubhouse Summary: poorly maintained course. The fairway grass is not meant for golfing, most tee boxes are ruined and the greens are below average. O YEA! they run out of carts too. The price tag is waaaay over the quality, this is a cow pasture at best. You can play the cascade course at Gold Mountain FOR THE SAME PRICE. YES! THE EXACT SAME PRICE! Don't waste your time and money here. read more

Nice valley course, with awesome views all around! Always fun, and the prices are more than reasonable for twilight. It can get busy, but the afternoons are a decent pace and people are usually comfortable with letting you play through. The greens are in solid shape right now! read more

Twin Rivers Golf Course - Golf Near Me - Fall City, Washington

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Love the views of the Cascade Mountains, the well maintained greens, and the low price. Don't plan to just drop in, as the place is always booked to capacity. Also, they need more parking, so consider carpooling. read more

Twin river, yeh! I played here today and really enjoy the golf. Grass is in good shape (among the public court). Staff is very friendly, I got myself a rental club (old, crap, but works), and walk throught the course. except for the noise from the road, everything is great. I do fell the atmosphere of the country side, isn't that what you are looking for? this is not a difficult court (compared to some links style I payed before), but if you like to enjoy a great summer day, some out, and I am sure it will please you read more

Our round started w being told they didn't have carts for us as you have to reserve them when making tee time. Would have been nice to have been told that when making the tee time. Nice day so we walked. Course was in rough shape, a few greens were diseased tee boxes were in worse shape. read more

It's a shame. The course seems to have fallen on hard times with recent flooding. The course suffers from virtual neglect. I have been playing it for more than 13 years. The greens are very mossy - and severely damaged on some holes. The tee blocks either had no grass, or hadn't been mowed in 4-5 days. In 2009, the greens were amazing. Now? Forget it. Go to Snoqualmie across the river. There are weeds growing in the bunkers. No beverage cart on a prime sunny August Sunday. This was not a $40 course. Either the owners have given up on the property - or they are so cash-strapped from trying to recover from significant flooding over the last 4 winters, that they simply can't get the course back into reasonable playing conditions. It's kind of a bummer because the people out there always treat me and my son well. That is the only reason this gets two stars. read more

Based on value, twin rivers gets 4 stars. Not an extremely challenging or meticulously maintained course, but for what it is and what it costs they do a really good job. The course is still fun and has some good golf holes, the greens can roll quite nicely at times, staff is friendly, and it is never a madhouse like many other courses in the area can be. I'd rather jump off a bridge than play Bellevue muni on a weekend, so instead of doing either I go play twin rivers and save some bacon.... both mine and my wallets. read more

New season and this unassuming course is in top form! The greens are in great shape and the fairways are mowed and already getting some roll! This course is a hidden gem and a throwback to the Good Old Days of PNW Golf! And, best of all, the staff and Pro Curt Roddewig couldn't be nicer or more welcoming. Did I mention the green fees? What's not to like? read more

This comment addresses weekday play. Weekends may be different. In the winter, although 10 & 18 can get a bit soggy, the rest of the course holds water pretty well and it is not crowded. The front 9 plays at pretty good speed but be aware that for some reason, a lot of people want to start on #10 and for even more unknown reasons, the desk lets them!. That's OK in the winter when uncrowded but as the weather improves and more people come out, it makes the back 9 slow and crowded because it effectively cuts in half, the 7-8 minute tee time separation. Finally, my perception is that there seems to be a larger number of less experienced players at this course compared to other courses. Everybody deserves the chance to play and learn - just be prepared for people in their own world and unaware they're holding up the people behind them while the group in front gets way ahead. read more

This place is great. Covered driving range, decent holes, nice and relaxed. I would recommend it for a laid back round of golf, and there are some good bars and restaurants nearby. read more

Good golf course for the price. I played during the drought in mid July, the greens were well maintained but a bit slow. The fairways were not in terrible condition because of the water shortage. I'm looking forward to playing here again once the rain comes back. read more

Average rating for this course is 3.5 stars and I think that is about right. This is the ideal course for your first round of the season or if you are teaching someone to golf. The course is in a flood plain so you will find some standing water in places, but overall it is well maintained. You will have an opportunity to use almost every club in your bag and the fact that it is in a flood plain means the course is very flat which provides nice practice opportunities. Its an easy course. I would like to see them add an inch to the rough and some bunkers in front of the greens, but even with these additions its still an easy course. Best part of this course was I finished in 3 hours and for that I bumped the course up to 4 stars rather than down to 3. I will absolutely be back for my first round every season now that I have found this place. read more

I invited 3 golf buddies and played in Twin Rivers. Our handy were between 10 and 17 and good golfers. We were EXTREMELY upset this freaking course, especially, green condition was TERRIBLE. They seem not maintain at all. Green condition was similar as fine course's fairway. We're all very DISAPPOINT at this AWFUL Twin River course. Our tee time was 3:40 on Wednesday and fee was 29 bucks each. They don't care how their golfers' feeling and just get the money from golfer's pocket. I STRONGLY warning you DO NOT PLAY at Twin River course EVER unless you want to hit driver or iron shots for practice. If you know GOLF, do not waste your time and money by playing this horrible course ever. read more

Very disappointed! We actually went to the course the day before and asked how much 18 holes with a cart would be. We were given the price so we made a tee time for the next day. Upon arrival for our tee time, we were charged more than quoted. They said the price we were quoted was for 18 holes only and then they added the cost for the cart on top of it. I explained that it was not what we were quoted the day before when we asked for the quote for 18 holes with a cart. The explanation we were given at the end was and I quote " This is how we do it in the North West". I call it being deceitful. read more