Twin Pines Golf Course

1st time ever golfing at Twin Pines, usually avoid in town, today was an exception. End of year.....joy!! Grass was gorgeous & lush beautiful colors nice layout for a serious duffer.

A beautiful course in a convenient location in the city. The staff is always friendly and helpful. We enjoyed a group event on the Mini Pines course. It was fun and challenging all in one round. We especially liked that the last hole was a race. We look forward to our next visit!

Our team had an amazing time! The course is well maintained. It’s the perfect spot for team building and employee outings. We’ll definitely be back!

Went and played some miniature golf and had a really good time. The 18 holes were challenging enough but not too tough for younger kids. Great place to have some family fun.

This is a very well kept course and very enjoyable. However, what wasn't enjoyable was the starter. On this particular day that I was there, I was scheduled to play with a four some at 7:40. They decided to allow us to play when there was a kids pga event happening that same morning on the course. It hadn't started yet but us and a few others had earlier tee times. As we approached the first tee, the starter was very unfriendly and just told us "go go go". I understand that you are trying to keep things moving, but that's no way to great someone as they are getting ready to play at the course.…

Twin ( flats ) Pines is what it is. A flat course that is always in good shape. A course to play if your a beginner or looking to work on your game. The best driving range in the area.

This course is very forgiving. The Clubhouse is small but nice. Staff are friendly and inviting.

We do the mini golf when in town. We enjoy it! Needs some shade in the hot summer months, but still super fun!

The only reason I play this track is because my wife likes it. Let me tell you, I'm a 2 handicap and my buddy is a +1.4. Between us, we put 1 approach shot divot imto the greens during our round. You would need an 8 pound sledge hammer to dent these greens. I told my wife I'm never playing this course again. It's obvious that they cater to leagues and public that don't know how decent greens can hold approach shots. That or maybe only mother nature waters the greens there

Fun little golf course to take someone that wants to learn to play. Pretty straight, no real audible hazards and wide open fairways. Staff is also really nice too. And they have a mini golf course which my entire family has played a few times. Very fun and not too crowded.

I thoroughly enjoyed my experience at this golf course. It offers a straightforward layout, making every hole relatively easy to navigate. The only downside was the course's condition, as it hadn't received rain in a couple of weeks. Despite that, it was an overall super fun outing.

Hi, I must say, this is one of the worst courses in the entire state of Iowa. The ground is rock solid and every time I hit a iron shot, I feel like my club is going to snap. Also, if you don't get one of the first tee times, you will be stuck behind 70 year old women and men with big egos that hit the ball only 20 yards max. The only challenge is making sure that you don't forget anything on the course. Its a terrible course. Gardner and Ellis is where it at.