Sierra Lakes Golf Club

If you like playing 6-hour rounds with no marshal to move clueless golfers along then this is the place for you!

I like the hole layout and the greens were challenging but pretty smooth and fair. The fairways need a little work, A little inconsistent and patchy. However, overall good experience.

First stop for our annual trip. Love the course. Very player friendly

Great facility however pace is way to too Slow and never have room in driving range. Too crowded.

Played Super Bowl Sunday early and it was very crowded. Guess quite a few people wanted to get 18 in before the game. Almost 5 hours to complete. Course was in very good shape considering drought conditions. Greens ran true and fast but held perfectly. A bit pricey ($89 with cart) for my liking but pretty much going rate for weekend round nowadays.

Good Day. I have been playing Arrowhead for probably five years. Playing pre-Covid the course was in rough shape. Slow fuzzy greens and poor fairways. Just about a year before the world collapsed upon itself, some money and care were being put into the course and the fairways were starting to show some promise. Then the 400 days to flatten the curve hit and the course upkeep went in the toilet.

The course is under new ownership now...from what I have heard. The greens are now a different type of grass, and they are rolling smoother and quicker. The bunkers are still an inconsistent mess of heavy coarse sand/dirt with varying depths from bunker to bunker. The fairways are back to being poor. The area around the green where most amateurs miss and need some decent lies is also poor.

The price of $59.00 on a Saturday is fair but I cannot imagine the price remaining at that level if the course conditions improve. I can see this course making a comeback in the next two to three years. The pace of play is decent yet there is no starter or on course Marshall to assist with that.

Concessions...a 12 oz. can of domestic beer was previously $2.50 on this course and now it is $6.00. That's quite the hike. The concession/restroom just off tee box number #9 that I have never seen open for business is being remodeled and so that's good. The restrooms need some updating for certain so hopefully that will be accomplished with the remodel.

Fair course with an early 20th century layout and distances. Par threes are lengthy and typically well protected by the inconsistent bunkers. Short par fives and tight-ish fairways on the par fours. I have already made another tee time to play Arrowhead.

A group behind us skipped and merged with group front of us played with 6 people took waste time every tees. No marshal, do not care!!

My husband and I drove over an hour one way to play this course. While the layout of the course itself was nice, and I was happy to get a last minute tee time that would allow us to finish 18 holes (assuming 4-1/2 hour round with wait), finishing before dark was in jeopardy from our first tee shot. The course was backed up more than I have ever experienced in 20+ years of golf, with an extensive wait on each hole. It didn't help that the club let a group of five, mostly inexperienced golfers (3 of them hitting from the blue, which was painful to watch) go out. When I called the clubhouse on the 3rd hole to see if we could get a raincheck for another day, I was told that bc I booked through GolfNow, they would be unable to give me a raincheck. That is ridiculous! Shawn, a manager, said there was nothing he could do about a raincheck since it is the course's policy to not give rainchecks if the booking is through GolfNow. I wouldn't have even thought about the course if not for GolfNow so it is ironic that they seemingly want to penalize those who book through a website that routes business their way. Shawn, and the woman who answered the phone who referred me to Shawn, both said it was so busy because there was a tournament that morning. By their tone, they seemed to think I should be more understanding of the situation knowing there was a tournament that morning. No, I'm not more understanding or empathetic to the situation. So, they get the tournament money from the tournament players, and then take advantage of the poor suckers who have the misfortune of not being psychic enough to know that there would be an incredible back up on the course for the rest of the afternoon. Wow. Fortunately, the group immediately ahead of us decided to play the front nine again, which left us to witness the atrocities of the group of 5 playing the back nine. A Marshall did come along and said something to the group that eventually sped them up.

Thank you. And, fortunately, we were able to finish right as it got dark. While I like the course itself, despite the winter conditions, the experience with the course management, including the rather chilly reception at check in (I left that part out earlier), leaves much to be desired. I'm not sure I could recommend the course to someone else, without some pretty serious warnings first.

Overall a great course. Everyone was friendly and helpful!

Very windy during the round but an awesome course. Only complaint was that the Cafe/Restaurant/ Bar didn’t open until 10a.

Greens were very quick, a lot of greens above the fairway but no tricks or surprises. Fun course

The course was in great shape. Just wish the winds were not blowing 25-30 mph. Made play a lot tougher than normal. This was certainly not the course’s issue, but it was still a challenging day.