Arcadia Par 3 Golf Course

First time back to Arcadia in over ten years. Warm Sunday afternoon. Started at the driving range with a bucket of relatively new Callaway range balls with various flags at multiple distances to practice. It was nice that everyone on the range followed protocol wearing masks. Upon starting our course we were greeted by a course ambassador that provided the group with the regulations and norms for playing the round. The course was well kept, the pace of play was smooth and the greens were quite fast. The placing of the flags at each hole made for interesting and challenging approaches. Definitely would return to this par 3 course.

For getting stuck behind a party of six foot golfers.

Otherwise a nice par 3 course. The driving range is very nice with a higher grade of range balls.

I like this place.

My wife just started golfing a few months ago after years of me asking her to come with me. She finds it enjoyable as long as the course isn't too far out of reach for her so this is a perfect practice facility for her distance wise plus it helps me with my wedge game. It's a decent course that is well maintained just a bit toooo short for me. Most of the holes are around 100 yards or so which doesn't necessarily translate well to a larger course. We've never had issues with pace of play but we typically play around 6am so there aren't as many people. By the time we finish at 8 or so, its a lot more busy however so I can imagine it's much slower paced the rest of the day.

FYI: The practice greens were closed, reasons unknown. if you want to walk with a pull cart bring one, they stopped renting them. But if you want to ride in a cart they're willing to make that happen for $10 if you ride with someone it might be cheaper. Still the go to place to work on your short game or teach the kids.

they make you BUY plastic tees for the driving range. Not rent, not there like most places, i repeat you have to BUY them.