Broken Arrow Golf Club - West Short Link

This is a beautiful, 27-hole course! Sufficiently challenging and nicely laid out. 3 sets of 9-holes, seamlessly played as 18. So you get a different look/feel each time you play 18.

Club house is simple, no frills, offering snacks and drinks (kind of small). No restaurant/bar.

The driving range, also no frills (kind of small).

Putting greens for each 9, spreads out the prep folks.

Overall an 8.5 out of 10 for the course.

6.5 out of 10 on the amenities.

The people who work there are great.

Pace of play was dreadfully slow.

Course in good condition, green would hold shots, but were fast, no complaints.

Big sign in the clubhouse "THE BAR IS OPEN!" Went into the bar to find a sign saying, THE BAR IS CLOSED."

It's a once or twice a year course.

Awful pace. 1st 3 holes on south were under 35 minutes. Got to par 4 and sat at every hole after that. Terrible pace. Either too booked or not enough administering of pace of play.

Played here in a foursome on an autumn Friday morning. Course was well attended but not packed. Course was in very good shape, including the greens -- which had either not been punched yet, or have already recovered from being punched. Nice wide fairways most of the times for the more casual golfer, but a good bit of water and woods OB to make it a challenge too. I lost more golf balls than usual this round, but that's not the courses' fault. The pro shop is small and only has essentials. And the snack counter (?) only has hot dogs, bags of chips, candy, and some cold drinks (beer/pop/water/sports drinks) in a refrigerator. Would have liked a bigger food offering, but oh well. I'd play here again.

Enjoyed the course except for the bunkers which were essentially unplayable. Rest of the course was in nice shape and the greens rolled nicely.

The cart paths on the North Course need repairs. Otherwise great value for the money. Electric carts are nice and quiet.

Course is in nice condition & greens in good condition too except the Covid newbie’s who still don’t know what a divot tool is. Like most courses the lack of sand & bunker maintenance is disappointing.