Broken Arrow Golf Club - West Short Link

Hidden hazards and nice long fairways, keep it strait or your gonna have a bad day.

It's a decent challenge & layout. I must say they do a pretty good job keeping the course up for the money. I play at least 3 times a year here.

I've played Broken Arrow about 10 times over the past 5 years and even reviewed it positively a few years ago, but it's gone downhill lately. We played on a Sunday afternoon and the pace of play was decent for a weekend. However, very few people who play this course repair their pitch marks on the greens, which makes putting much harder. Also, the sand traps basically have no sand in them anymore and that is a shame on a good track like this. I landed in 5 different bunkers in this round and basically was hitting off solid dirt in order to get out. I know some golf courses are having a tough time keeping their greens and bunkers in good shape because of $$, but to not have any sand in bunkers just ruins the experience for an avid golfer like me. Sadly, I'm taking Broken Arrow off my rotation of courses after this negative experience.

Played the East and South course, Little crowed on the front 9, but other than that , the course was in great shape, greens fast. If anyone find my lost balls --Please return!!!! LOL

Really enjoed the layout of coures -great greens,attentive staff, overall a good value for the money -Will definately play again-want to try different combination of courses.....

Sprinklers were going in middle of some fairways during play Had to argue with groundskeeper to turn them off in order to shoot

From tee to green, (with only 2" high rough) this is the best groomed tract I've played this year. Only negatives were that the Starter fail to mention the pin placements and all the snack bar had to eat were Hot dogs. We teed off at noon and got in at 3:30. I don't know if that had anything to do with the food situation. Other than that, I'd play here again.

Really fantastic course. I played the South/East combo. There weren't a ton of people on the course so I flew through my round. I think both of these 9 hole tracks are really great. Par 4's are not that challenging, fairways have some nice rolling features to them. The par 5's are well designed with water in the right places to make you think about your next shot and whether going for the green in two is worth it. All the grass is well kept, watered, and mowed. Greens were practically immaculate. What I especially loved about these designs is that, while there are houses adjacent to the fairways, the direction of play always places them on the left. Wonderful, considering most golfers are right-handed slicers (if you hook or slice left-handed, be nice to the neighbors...though the houses aren't that close to the fairway, and the holes themselves are designed to hit away from them). The par-3's are great, either hitting with water as a danger or to a multitiered green. Carts are electric, all have divot sand and rain covers. No GPS, but the clubhouse offers yardage books for 5 bucks. There are courses in the area where you'll pay a lot more and get two-decade-old carts and jack from the clubhouse besides an attitude. Broken Arrow gave the feeling that golf is something everyone enjoys and hope the people who play there leave with an enjoyable experience. I certainly did.

I really like the course, some interesting holes with a fair layout and chances to score. Tee boxes were a bit beat up, but overall the course was in good shape. Pace of play was excellent and the staff was very friendly and accommodating.

Broken Arrow is a top 5 track for the value. The course is always in fantastic condition . It is player friendly no matter what your handicap.

My first time playing Broken Arrow. Considering all of the rain we've had lately, the course was dry and was in great shape. I only found a couple of wet spots in the rough. Greens and fairways were well maintained. The course itself is challenging but not overwhelming. My only complaint would be the pace of play. Most times there were 3 groups on each of the par 4s we played. Our round took 4-1/2 hours to play. Overall, a great course for the price I paid.

I would definitely play again.

super nice dude at front desk let me fly through as a single trying to cram a round in prior to running to airport. finished in two hours (weekday of course). but, course was also in great shape, greens rolled nicely, lots of trouble lurking (water, ob, etc). sand traps need some sand. overall, super happy golfer dude and i'll be back for sure. :)

Greens and fairways in great shape. Sometimes hard to get good yardage with double greens.

For the money you can't beat broken arrow. Greens are fast and the course is always in good shape.

Couse in great shape. Challenging holes with a variety of green shapes/sizes. Will play again.

I played there this past Sunday. The course was in great shape. Greens rolied nicely