The Golf Club at Twin Creeks

Best customer service!!! Amazing course that made a great recovery after the hail storms. Course was solid, best out of all the Arcis courses. The staff is amazing, especially George in the Pro Shop and Ashley.

Solid / Playable / Enjoyable/ Challenging #ntga #public #golf course in #allen Texas.
Great Value for senior golfers!
I played Gold tees (6840 / 73.2 / 131 ) - there are a # of tees to choose from
One of the 1st groups out we played on 3 1/2 hours. This course gets a lot of play so have correct expectations
Generous fairways but plenty of trouble for wayward shots ( trees / rough / fairway bunkers / water )
You’ll hit a # of clubs in your bag!
Friendly staff & grounds crew
Conditions were good (greens were not consistent but very playable )
Carts were good (no gps )
3 Finishing holes are tough!
Has a country club feel; overall a very positive experience!

I want to say that I played at Twin Creeks on Friday, July 14. I played with my Son-in-law and 5 year old grandson and had the most magnificent time. The course was in great shape and all the hype about the greens not being in good shape, not so. The greens are coming around and were in very, very good shape!
It was hot, real hot. Saw the beverage cart several times which really made out day. Great place and a great time.

Played this Friday afternoon, it was hot but the water jugs were always full. They are down to 4 temp greens which honestly were not that bad. The new greens are soft and responsive and rolled really smooth and fast. The employees were extremely nice and would highly recommend the course. Next weekend July 8-9 they should have all greens back open, excited to try it back out!

Course is is great shape. They still have some temporary greens as they make the course better but all in all great day. Oh, and the scooters are awesome!

This course is horribly maintained and an awful place to spend a relaxing day golfing. Not only are the tee boxes and greens out of order, but the fairway is hand down the worst I’ve ever seen. My friend somehow managed to loose a ball, ON THE FAIRWAY. For the piece I recommend any other course in or out of the area.

Fun course with a great variety of holes (uphill, downhill, dog left, dog right, short and long par 3s, 4s, 5s). Wide fairways / non-fairway areas on many holes make it a relatively driver-friendly place, but great shots are also rewarded (and trying and failing to pull off a great shot is also punished).

5 temp greens while I was playing, but that was advertised everywhere and the discounted rates / free drink tokens were appreciated.

Ever see pictures of golf courses online asking golfers what they'd pay to play a course that has greens covered in sand? Let's add to the list. The attached pictures are representative of MOST of the greens at Twin Creeks earlier this week, and they STILL charge over $60 for a round of golf on a weekday and over $80 in a weekend. A couple of the pictures show absolute bare ground (not even dormant grass) in the middle of the fairway or at the fringe of the green. Good luck trying to find a flat lie or place to tee off on the tee boxes, IF you can get your tee in the ground. Another picture shows that someone clearly tried to repair a sprinkler head, but left the ground around it in abysmal condition. Owner's rep keep responding to bad reviews by asking to contact the course to address the concerns and to discuss solutions. How about the golfing public relying o nthe PROFESSIONAL to come up with solutions or address the concerns? They don't tour the course themselves to check on the condition? How about either shutting the place down until the course is in an acceptable condition or quit charging outrageous green fees that are not commensurate with the course conditions? Don't say it's a result of a bad winter, because even City-owned courses are in much better condition at the same time of year.