Twin Bridges Golf Course - Reviews from across the web
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Twin Bridges Golf Course | Twin Bridges Golf Course The scenery is fantastic. A great warm up green with sand trap, so I can practice where I'll be playing all day. Just as an O BY THE WAY It was voted in the top ten best new courses in the U.S. in golf digest. They had a seperate catagory for public and private and included value in the ranking. Hav... golflink.com
Twin Bridges Golf Course: Alabama Bureau of Tourism & Travel Championship course winding along Coosa River. Golfers treated to wildlife sanctuaries and animated natural beauty. Finest quality gol... 800alabama.com
Golf South Magazine: Twin Bridges Golf Club And you better be ready from the get-go as this nine is substantially harder than the front. It starts with a flourish as No. 10 is a heck of a hole and the longest par four to boot. It wraps around the Coosa River from tee to green. Aim away from the water off the tee, but the further left you go t... blog.al.com
Twin Bridges Golf Club, RTJ Golf Trail - Get A Quote "The only reason I did not rate this course higher on conditions is because I played the course late November. In November the trees are beautiful. It has to be beautiful during the green grass seasons. I do plan to play the course during the green grass season. I really enjoyed number 8 and th... teebone.com
Gulf Coast Golf: Twin Bridges has grass-roots values in RTJ Trail area Compared to the nearby RTJ Trail courses, Twin Bridges is either a merry compliment, or a commuted sentence. The course is designed on the human scale, but still features an intriguing blend of long and short holes. It’s a wickedly fun course to drive the ball: the fairways are generally roomy (the ... gulfcoastgolf.com
Twin Bridges: Gadsden course offers terrific play and value - Birmingham News Golf - al.com Designed by Gene Bates and opened in 2003, Twin Bridges is a fun and challenging layout sitting along the Coosa River. The course is predominantly flat with only the par-3 eighth hole providing much of a change in elevation. In fact, the biggest elevation change is from the clubhouse down to the cou... blog.al.com
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