Twin Lakes Park

There are 9 holes not 8, not sure why it's listed that way. I really enjoyed this course. It was well maintained and in a section of the park where it is on it's own. It was kind of confusing at first because there were quite a few trails connecting some of the fairways with each other. It has nice flow though once you get going in the right direction. There was one water hazard on 5 but realistically it should be hard to actually land in it. There are only 1 set of tee pads for each hole, ...
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There are 9 holes not 8, not sure why it's listed that way. I really enjoyed this course. It was well maintained and in a section of the park where it is on it's own. It was kind of confusing at first because there were quite a few trails connecting some of the fairways with each other. It has nice flow though once you get going in the right direction. There was one water hazard on 5 but realistically it should be hard to actually land in it. There are only 1 set of tee pads for each hole, and all the tee pads are dirt. There is a post at all the tee pads, but 2, 7, 8 are missing their hole map. It's not an overly complicated course, the majority of fairways are straight and the rest have slight curves to the left or right. There are no elevation changes so it's a flat course. There are only a couple holes that could be considered "long" so it's not overly challenging. The hardest challenge would be a couple of the narrow fairways with tall prairie grasses for sides. In the summer it would be very easy to lose a disc if you didn't land in the fairways. I would definitely place this one again if I was in the area.
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