Twin Cedars Golf Course sits on the gently rolling terrain of Davie County, where two mature cedar trees once marked the original entrance road. The front nine follows a clockwise loop through former pastureland, with fairways lined by stands of pine and scattered hardwoods. The back nine shifts toward more open ground, interrupted by a pair of small ponds that come into play on the 11th and 15th holes. Several greens are elevated above surrounding bunkers, requiring approach shots to carry onto the putting surface. The course routing keeps most holes separated by tree lines, reducing interference between groups. The clubhouse, a modest brick building, overlooks the 18th green and practice putting area. Natural drainage channels cross several fairways, influencing both strategy and maintenance. The course remains open year-round, though winter frost delays are common on the higher ground.