Twin Waters Golf Club occupies a coastal site on Queensland's Sunshine Coast, approximately ten kilometers north of Maroochydore. The course was designed by Ross Watson and opened in the late 1980s as part of a residential resort development. Watson routed the eighteen holes through natural wetlands and around a network of interconnected lakes and waterways that define the property's character and strategic demands. The layout makes extensive use of water hazards, with several holes playing as islands or peninsulas where accuracy takes precedence over distance. The terrain is relatively flat, typical of coastal Queensland developments, but the abundance of water features and the integration of native vegetation create visual variety and tactical interest. Prevailing winds from the ocean influence play, particularly on the more exposed holes in the routing's outer loop. Twin Waters has hosted professional events on the Australasian Tour and various regional amateur competitions. The course serves both resort guests and club members, maintaining a balance between accessibility for visitors and regular play for locals. The club facilities include practice areas and dining amenities that overlook the water features central to the property. The Sunshine Coast location provides a subtropical climate that allows year-round golf, and the course attracts players seeking a resort experience with challenging water-oriented design elements characteristic of Watson's work in coastal settings.