Woods at Twin Lakes Golf Club

Twin Lakes Golf Club's Woods course is located in Oakland, Michigan, a region known for its rolling terrain and mature hardwood forests characteristic of southeastern Michigan's glacial landscape. Designed by Jerry Matthews, the course reflects the traditional Midwestern parkland style common to courses built in this area, with tree-lined fairways and natural elevation changes that add strategic interest to the routing.

The course takes advantage of the property's wooded character, with holes carved through corridors of oak, maple, and other native species. This setting creates defined playing corridors and requires accuracy off the tee, while the natural topography provides variety in stance and approach shots. Water features and bunker placements typical of Matthews' design work add to the strategic demands throughout the round.

Twin Lakes serves as a daily-fee facility in the Oakland area, providing accessible golf to the northern Detroit suburbs. The club's dual-course layout offers variety for regular players, with the Woods course generally presenting a more traditional tree-lined test compared to its companion layout. The course conditions and playability reflect the maintenance standards common to Michigan public golf facilities, with seasonal variations typical of the region's climate.