The 18-hole championship course at Twin Oaks is a demanding, but fair test for golfers of all levels. The unique course includes three signature water features and plays adjacent to a protected wildlife habitat, adding to an experience that is both challenging and picturesque. Elevation changes combine with quick, undulating greens to create an exciting course of both open and target-oriented holes. The Garden Room, a private, 2,600-square-foot banquet venue overlooking the course, and Stixx Restaurant & Sports Bar offer a variety of food and beverage options for pre-event and post-event functions.

Twin Oaks Golf Course is the most central and conveniently located golf course in North San Diego. Located in San Marcos this Ted Robinson designed 18-hole championship course is 15 miles north of Carlsbad, east of Oceanside or west of Rancho Bernardo and Escondido.

Twin Oaks Golf Course is a challengingly fair test of anyone’s golf game. Multiple tee boxes allow golfers of all abilities to enjoy a relaxed and enjoyable round of golf on this beautiful golf course in North San Diego.

An adjacent protected wildlife habitat, water on many holes, a great layout, elevation changes and fast greens make Twin Oaks a very interesting and fun course to play over and over again.

High on the hill, overlooking the golf course is the Garden Room, a private, 2,600-square-foot banquet venue, a full service Golf Shop and the Stixx Café which offers a variety of food and beverages for breakfast and lunch.

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Twin Oaks Recent Course News

Twin Oaks recently instituted a "Pace of Play" program to help speed up play. Because many experience and recognize that sometimes, the quality of a course, the camaraderie of your friends, and the splendor of a beautiful day can be ruined - by slow play.

Twin Oaks Golf Course has done something to eliminate that possibility on weekend mornings. The course institued the "Pace of Play" program last year to pledge rounds beginning before 9 a.m. on either Saturday or Sunday will be completed in four hours or less.

So far, the results have been positive.

How The New Program Works

When golfers make tee times at Twin Oaks within the designated time frames, they are informed of the "Pace of Play" policy. As soon as players find themselves behind the time they teed off on any of the clocks at the tee boxes, they will be considered out of position and be helped by a player assistant for a maximum of two holes. If they are still out of position after that, the assistant will bring the group into position.