Broken Arrow Golf Club - West Short Link

Good layout, some challenging holes, good pace of play.

Like this course. In great shape. Greens were firm and quick.

The only thing i didnt like was the two greens, gps on cart and handheld all messed up because of two flags, Otherwise I would definitely golf there again

Very nice design, great condition, well placed hazards. Good $30 value.

Played on Sunday, July 7th in under 4 hours. Course was full, but pace of play was outstanding. Great work by the rangers. Conditions were better than average..very nice greens. Price on GolfNow saved the foursome money, and we were able to find a course on a Sunday that wasn't loaded with permanent tee times.

Golf course was in great shape and had an awesome round and replay. Bar staff and manager were friendly and wings and pizza bread hit the spot afterward. Could have been a bit faster play but i think its expected on a holiday weekend.

The fairways are well maintained and the roughs were also good.

A great challenge for all golfers. Easy to get to. The north courses blue/red flag makes it fun for high and low handicappers.

The north course is beautiful and well maintained. Great value, nice carts and GPS system..

Rough rough...fringy fringes...sandy sand...slow greens

This course is actually made up of 3 9-hole courses so with the combinations it is a little different every time. Course is solidly maintained with good sized fairways and not a lot of hazards. Pace of play was 4.5 hours on Father's Day, which is pretty reasonable. Carts have GPS, but on the whole, club doesn't have a whole lot of amenities. Nice price for the course and not difficult to get a tee time.

Really enjoy this course ... very playable but also a legit challenege for the low handicap player looking for good scores. Course is in great shape with all the recent rain. Play this track a few times every season

More challenging that the rating dictates in my opinion. Nice conditions and freindly/helpful staff. GM Michael Chen was a pleasure to deal with and got us some great rates for a company outing.

Course was in great shape even after all the rain we have been having. The staff was very courteous. Nice track, challenging.

Course was in great shape considering all the recent rain we've had. The rough was just that... very rough to get out of. I'm sure that will be cut down a bit as summer goes along but greens and fairways were in great shape. For the price we paid on golf now I would play this everyday!

Broken Arrow gives you all the game you could want. Great driving holes, plenty of water and bunkers and challenging greens. After several days of heavy rain the rough could give US Open courses a run for the money, but it was a great place to play. For the GolfNow rates you will not find a better value in Illinois.

Staff friendly ,challenging course, layout of course is unique. Food at turn ok. Never saw beer girl on back nine.

Love the course but as a group of four was rushed by the starter with two twosome following us. As we started the back 9 we were told to speed it up. We're very conscientious about play hold up but come on guys you should have combined the two twosomes together.

Course was in need of attention. Narrow fairways, and on South course, 2 flags per green.

Not bad to play for fun or practice, but could use some sprucing up.

I am attaching an email I sent to the General Manager, the Director of Golf, and the course Superintendent after a recent round at Broken Arrow as my review. I delayed posting this because I wanted to give them time to respond but not one of the above contacted me.

I am writing this to let you know what our experience was like at Broken Arrow yesterday.

Earlier this week I called and arranged a tee time for Wednesday, May 1st, at 11:24. When we checked in at about 11:10 we were told that our reservation was for 7:00am and we were shown as "no shows" on the sheet but they could "squeeze us in".
We were directed to the East course where there were already three foursomes on the first tee and there was a lot of confusion as to who would play where and when. The starter then directed us to the North course and told us we would play North to East.

The condition of the course, especially the North, was the worse I have seen in several years of playing there. The tees were overgrown with weeds and the traps were in horrible shape, basically unraked craters. To make matters worse, play was agonizingly slow. After the third hole, we had to wait on just about every shot. I called the clubhouse and was told that a ranger would be right out, but I later learned that there were no rangers but for the starter. We completed our round in just under five hours.

After we finished, I asked the starter what the problem was and he said, "we had a group of 30 show up that we thought were coming tomorrow and they all play five hour rounds."

The weather was beautiful but the terrible course conditions and the unbelievably slow pace of play made for a frustrating and aggravating experience. I don't think we'll be back for awhile.