Twin Valley Country Club

NEED a marshall on the course, father teaching him and his son golf, hitting 2 or more balls off every tee. , sprayed them everywhere and would not let anyone play through, waited at least 10 min on each tee, other than that will play there again

They should call their greens “brown” because they were just in horrible condition. The fairways weren’t much better and the tee boxes were nothing spectacular. Hands down the worst course I’ve ever seen and played at. The pictures online look nothing like the actual course.

Very rude guy working the pro shop. Whoever owns this course needs to take a look at what's going on.....

Good value and very staff friendly, course is improving all the time.

Had been intrigued by this course for a while given the designers involved. About an hour away from me in Charlotte so found some time on a Sunday afternoon to get out to Wadesboro.

Conditions are a little rough around the edges but given what I paid, it’s not a big deal. Just keep it somewhat straight and you’ll be fine. I walked 18-front 9 was a pretty simple walk with a little up and down and second 9 was more of a hike. It has been raining a lot here lately and has been cold so there were a few soggy spots. You can see that they are working on the course and removing vegetation and trees to open it up a little which is good to see and will help with some of the conditioning trouble spots. Cart paths are pretty rough so be careful with that. I think it was worth the drive from Charlotte to satisfy my curiosity and I’d like to come back in the summer to see the continued improvements and hopefully it will be a little drier then as well. Cool to see the different layouts of the front 9 versus the back 9.

Greens are rolling the best they ever have out here. Layout makes it the most fun course in the area and the price and pace makes for a relaxing round.

We were welcomed by a friendly staff who went over the course and offered some helpful tips for our game. We will definitely return to play again very soon.

Only gave 3 stars because I did not know the back 9 was closed due to rain the night before.. Most holes were playable, should have closed the 2-3 holes that were not.. Overall, nice course for beginners like myself..

The new owners are vastly improving the course and it is much better than years ago. They are slowly making it into a great course. The scenery is awesome and the staff is great.

So there was some work to be done on the greens and they were in the process of some construction fixing some cart paths, but overall the course was in good condition, nice lie on the fairways, and it was a ton of fun. Lots of hills and valleys, challenging but playable holes for a beginner like myself, and all for like $25. Will definitely come back.

First time golfer, read the reviews on course prior. Staff was said to be friendly... couldn’t be more true! Staff was extremely encouraging of having fun and playing well. On the day I played, cart paths were extremely destroyed due to renovations. I was told that. However make sure you got both hands on the wheel... seriously. Overall. Great course, I played alone, was very easy course, layout is very easy in my opinion for a high handicap golfer. I’m usually a 110-100 golfer. I shot 95 with two 8’s. A good drive will leave you a 8-9-PW into the green. Enjoy the time there.

It was our first time playing the course and it started with my group arriving late. Confusion on our end in booking caused us to head in the opposite direction at the start of the day. The staff was very understanding of our error and encouraged us, over the phone, to go ahead with the round.

The greens were in surprisingly good shape considering the time of the year, as were the fairways, and play moved along extremely well. There are many elevation changes with hazards coming into play on a regular basis which is something my group enjoys. Only a couple of times do houses show up near a fairway...something else my group looks for when choosing a course to play.

The paths are considerably rough in some places and are in need of some repair but the carts are new and well maintained, which helps keep things comfortable.

It is a bit of a drive from the Charlotte area so ride with someone you can tolerate for the additional time you will be confined with him/her/them.

Keep your expectations reasonable and enjoy the experience of playing a course that got its start in the 30's. I has a very nostalgic feel that we all experienced...it gave us all a relaxed feeling. So much so, none of us even checked our phones during the round...something that never happens.

The very reasonable rate we found on a deal time (half to a third of some 'city' courses) combined with the overwhelming friendliness of the staff means we will return again.

Other reviews about the conditions of the cart paths are spot on. They really do need work, But don't let that stop you from trying this course. From an architectural standpoint, the only weak hole in my opinion was hole No. 1. I particularly enjoyed the layout from holes 4 onward. Lots of false fronts that made you aim for the back of the greens. The front side is Donald Ross. The back side, I was told, is Gary Player. Both sides had some really fantastic hole designs. The Par 3s are particularly memorable.
The workers in the club house were super friendly! Can't have asked for a warmer welcome as First Timers. The one thing I HATE about online reviews is that some reviewers compare a sub $30 green fee course against a $100 course and knock the heck out of the lower priced course for conditions, or this or that. Some reviewers let a bad round spoil their reviews as well. Yes this course needs work, No doubt about that. But it really is a diamond in the rough! I can imagine what this course must have looked liked in its heyday but it still has a lot of charm.

Best course at this price point in the area. Challenging and fun for under $25 on weekdays. As others have noted the cart paths are the worst part of the course, though I have no other complaints. Staff is excellent as well. We have been coming here for a couple months and even in that short time we have seen it improve drastically.

There’s a distinct difference in front and back 9’s. Front is more open , back is tighter with a lot of elevation changes. Several blind tee shots on the back. Take the time to drive ahead to have a look before hitting off the tee. Cart paths are rough in several places.