Broken Arrow Golf Club - West Short Link

Nice Starter let me go off solo ahead of my schedule tee time, since the practice area was closed for the season. All players on the course were friendly and offered to let me play through. A 2-some on the back 9, let me join them. Played 18-holes on a Saturday in 2.5 hours. Only shortcomings this time of year was there was no beverage cart and no practice range.

Had a blast on this course great pace, great place!

Group in front of us had three carts, and

had two open holes ahead if them at the finish.

The course was in great shape overall, Greens were a little in consistent with some rolling out others being a bit sticky. Really liked the layout, a course that if you haven't played before it has some tricks. The on course yardage is adequate, 150 stakes would be an improvement. With no gps on the carts, using the GN app or another means of knowing where you are on holes would be a big help.

Only real negative was the lack of food offerings. Not sure if they had slimmed down with recent increase in COVID restrictions? Played through the lunch hour and my best option was a candy bar.

This was my second then playing the course and it’s still as great as j remembered. The course is in awesome condition, it has a lot of challenging holes and various layouts. I’d recommend to anyone!

Very fun layout. All traps are very bad. If these were fixed it would be a nice course

I play 70+ rounds a year all over the country, but a lot in Chicago land area at over 20+ courses. I usually play Broken Arrow a couple of times a year, i used to consider it my home courses. Friendly layout but still challenging, especially if the wind is blowing.

Sand Traps were in horrible condition. Whatever “sand” they are using it does not stand up well to rain and does not drain it only compacts. Based on the rain this week traps were unplayable.

Greens were in good condition but on the slow side and that was frustrating.

Tee Boxes could use a little crab grass removed and replaced with some decent sod.

Pace of play was great for a Saturday 4.5 hours.

Wery nice neighborhood course. You see alot of houses and thats ok we are pretty much in an urban area.

The course is in great shape and has alit of challenging holes. Only downside was snack bar and restaurant were closed

Greens were fast, and fairways played superb. Rough was neutral, but easy to get out with power shots.

Good course for sure. Good condition. A few bunkers are not the best. Other than that I the course is in good shape. There are a lot of challenging holes as well.

Great course, great condition, nice greens, good challenge!!! Our round was just a little slow.

I play a lot of courses across Chicago - usually 75-80 rounds a year- and for the value Broken Arrow is my favorite public course in Chicagoland. It’s challenging but fair. The greens are always in great shape. The staff is always super friendly (especially Bob the starter). The price in comparison to other clubs is a great value.

Never had a bad experience here and it’s always a great day at Broken Arrow