Twin Creeks Country Club - Guest Experiences

A Space for Everyone

For families or groups, Twin Creeks offers flexibility and variety: while some enjoy the course or practice facilities, others can take advantage of the pool, recreation center, or lounge, making the club well-suited for mixed-age groups looking for both activity and leisure. The club’s welcoming environment ensures that guests feel included, whether they’re here for sport, socializing, or simple relaxation.

Club Dress Code Pace of Play

Club Dress Code

Country Club Casual

Collared shirts for men and appropriate dress for women is required. Nice jeans are acceptable (not ripped, torn, tattered, frayed or dirty). Proper Golf and Tennis attire is acceptable.

Dress Code for Twin Creeks Country Club

The Dress Code applies to all areas of the Club including the Clubhouse, the Grille, the Golf Course, the Practice Area, Tennis Facilities, the Pool and Parking Lots. Members are asked to adhere to the Twin Creeks dress code, and it is the Member’s responsibility to inform their guests of the dress code and ensure that proper attire is worn by their guests. Management will at all times determine what is inappropriate and enforce the dress code accordingly. We thank you for observing the Dress Code policy of Twin Creeks.

Not Acceptable

Cotton T-shirts, sweatshirts, sweatpants, tank tops, tube tops, midriff-baring attire, short shorts, cutoffs and inappropriate athletic attire including yoga pants, short athletic shorts, bike shorts, and warm-up suits unless inside the Fitness Rooms. For sports attire that violates the Club dress code, appropriate outerwear is required as a cover-up.

Pace of Play

Your Position On The Course

Your position on the Golf Course is directly behind the group in front of you.

Not directly in front of the group behind you.

In the event that a group is out of position or causing undue delay, our Player Assistants will:

Provide an initial friendly reminder and a specific expectation for the group to regain position.
Act as a forecaddie to assist groups in regaining position.
If a group is unable to regain position, the Player Assistant will provide that group with options to move back into position, such as skipping shots / holes, rain check, or restarting their round behind the last group.

Family Environment

Visitors with children appreciate the club’s mix of recreation, pool amenities, casual dining, and open spaces, giving families options to engage together or separately, depending on their interests.

Clubhouse

Inside the clubhouse, guests find a warm, unpretentious setting ideal for meals, drinks, or relaxing after golf or pool time. Its inviting social spaces support conversation, connection, and rest—making the clubhouse a true home base for any visit.

Guest Experience

Championship Golf Paired With Premier Amenities and Service