Broken Arrow Golf Club - West Short Link

Played the North and East Courses. Not a big fan of the multiple flags on the North Course, the course was in great shape though. The rough is s little high so keep the shots straight and you will be ok. The east course was a little chewed up in spots, but I like the layout. I will be back.

Staff not to friendly .. Older fellows on course. Grumpy and demeans people

I always enjoy a round here. Course is always in great shape

The course was beautifully groomed and definitely a challenge. The rough was thick and successfully designed to encourage straight shots. Enough par 4's and 5's to keep me on my toes. Definitely intend to play the course again to meet the total challenge by playing 18.

Always a pleasure to play BA...
The only critique I have were the greens. They were in decent shape just need to be rolled. A little fuzzy in some places. the bunkers continue to need some TLC, but playable. I love the long rough. If you spray the ball your penalized.
I will continue to make the drive from the city.
Value is outstanding... Go play Broken Arrow you won't be disappointed.

We played the North/South combination of this 3- nines tract, and I have to say the North course is a bit weird. Each green is enormous - in fact, there are two pins on each green - a red and blue. The red pin is always shorter and more accessible and thus plays better to the higher handicap golfer. Getting an accurate distance is a bit tricky, though. Fairway distance markers have both red and blue yardage, but the score card does not show the hole length to red. Not quite sure what my nRange GPS app was giving us. So all-in-all, the two pin novelty, to me, was a bit disconcerting. In fact, in one case where I pulled the approach shot a bit, my ball was actually on the green nearer the blue pin, but and I was separated from our red pin by some rough. There are a couple of scenic holes on the North course, though, especially the long par 5 (#4). Anyway, perhaps you just have to get used to it. Everything else was great - fairways and greens in nice shape, roughs were cut to a moderate length. Made good time on the front 9, but then bogged down on the back - resulting in a typical 4+ hour round. Overall, I like this course (although prefer the East/South combo) and with a GolfNow hot deal it's a great bargain. Would be nice if they let carts out in the parking lot for loading and unloading, though.

The courses were in good condition. We played North & South. Heavy grass clippings on some of the fairways cost us a few balls which could have been avoided by cutting the grass a little more frequently. Overall the courses were in good condition. The only drawback was the ground superintendent had the fairways being watered during play which we had to call to have shut off so we could play and we had a very slow foursome in front of us which we had to call the proshop 2X to get a ranger out to move the play along. We were 4 deep when the ranger finally came and the play never eased up. They should have made the group move ahead a hole to resume normal play. The rangers need some work to keep it flowing or people will go elsewhere. There is no reason walkers should catch up. Over 5 hours for 18 is to long.

Loved the dual flags on the North course, what fun concept. Wish we'd brought our A games, fun course in real good shape. Will return here again!

I found this golf course 3 summers ago. 3 nines and each a little different. It's always been in great shape. It's challenging - check out the rating and slope - but fair. The greens fees are among the fairest in the whole Chicagoland area!

We played the North and the East courses. A very strange feature of this course is the double pins on each green. This made gps ineffective, not to mention a nuisance to figure yardages. The design was enjoyable. Conditions were satisfactory. The pace of play was slow. Course workers wielding weed-eaters were an annoyance. They seemed to be oblivious that we were playing thru the distraction. As much as I enjoyed the East course, I didn't enjoy the North.

A nice design. Moderately difficult. The rough was brutal, very lush, hard to advance the ball from some lies. The greens were a little slow but consistent. I enjoyed the East course.

Keep on the fairways boys & girls! The greens r good, fairways r nice, but our biggest complaint was the roughs!!! The grounds keerpers need to lower there blades , & pick up the grass clippings! If you hit just off the fairway left or right chances are you might loose your ball!!! I'm a pretty good golfer & I lost 4 balls in 10 holes!!! And all 4 of those balls were totally findable , now I know the rough is called rough for a reason , but every time you hit just off the fairway, &. Spend way too much time looking for your ball that's totally ridiculous !!! It wasn't only me that had this problem, it was all people in front of us too!!! And because everybody was looking for their ball it totally killed the pace of play!!! It took my wife & I 4 plus hours to do 10 holes, & after 10 we bailed out packed up our clubs and went home!! So if go there defently go thru golf now or make sure u get a cheep rate, cause is not worth $60!!!!! Just sayin

Overall not a bad course. Friendly staff.

Pros: reasonably priced. Conveniently located off 355. Grounds were in good condition. Good rolling/hilly course. Back 9 (east) was a fast pace.

Cons: tight fairways. Front 9 (south) from holes 3-9 were extremely slow. Many 4-somes ahead of us. Impossible to play through them all. No beverage cart in operation.

Youth friendly, good rotation with 27 holes. 5 rating out of 10 for challenging. Some fairways are tight, hit um straight.

Played here yesterday and found pro shop staff to be very rude. When my cart broke down on 2nd hole I called pro shop. Jared couldn't seem more annoyed. Not once did he apologize for the inconvenience. I walked remainder of hole 2, all of 3, and most of 4. Took over 30 mins to get a new cart and the person who brought the cart out never apologized either. When I returned my cart key for $1 deposit I was never asked about my round, thanked for choosing Broken Arrow, or invited back.

Staff could use some basic customer service training.

I've been playing Broken Arrow for years. The difficulty is moderate to difficult based on where you play from. Not a lot of trees, but water comes into play often.

It is a good course for serious golfers and once-a-year hackers as well.

Personally I don't think the experience warrants the full price rates, but discounts are readily available. I jump on the opportunity to play if I can get a solid deal.

Slow play, multiple rangers out on the cousre but didn't do anything about slow play. Had 4 groups on a hole at one point. Course wasn't marked well for yardage. Gps taken out of carts. Wouldn't go back.

Range was horrible. Rough was over 8" long and staff was not friendly. Will never return to this goat patch.

Definitely love the set up of this course.

Have to be able to control your ball flight to succeed here. But hey when youre down wind and can let it rip, its SO FUN

I mean theres nothing better than taking on a 560 yard par 5 and hitting driver-5 iron to get on in two

Defintely will be back here to play

Play here and enjoy the whole round. Challenging holes and rough is "rough". You better drive the fairways or else be scrambling for par.