Twin Hills Golf Course sits in Spencerport, a village in Monroe County west of Rochester, New York. The course was designed by Pete Craig, a regional architect who worked primarily in upstate New York during the mid-twentieth century. Craig's designs typically emphasized playability for a range of skill levels while incorporating the natural terrain features common to the region. The layout occupies rolling terrain characteristic of western New York, where glacial activity shaped the landscape into gentle hills and modest elevation changes. The property's topography gives the course its name and provides variety in lies and approach angles throughout the round. Tree-lined fairways and traditional parkland aesthetics define the playing corridors, with mature hardwoods framing many holes. Twin Hills operates as a public facility serving the greater Rochester area golf community. The course caters to local players and visitors seeking accessible golf in a suburban setting. Like many municipal and daily-fee courses in smaller New York communities, it functions as a neighborhood amenity where regular play and league activity form the core of operations. The routing and conditioning reflect its role as a straightforward public course rather than a championship test, offering recreational golf in a setting shaped by the region's agricultural and residential development patterns.