Arrowhead Golf Club

The course was in great shape. The greens were like warped pool tables. The rough was long, making it difficult to find balls, and to hit them out of it. The driving range is short, so you really cannot practice anything but irons.

We have played on 4 continents and this is an outstanding course. The landscape and course conditions are excellent.

my brother in law from Arizona came to visit we saved the scores for last. Yes it was the best we were definitely would play again. Next year we will play all three rounds at this course arrowhead. I live in the Denver area we were playing they had a golf tournament before us I was about 10 yards short from the long drive I think I will have to try a tournament sometime. Thanks arrowhead golf course it was a pleasure. RICH

Incredible scenery at this place. My only real complaints are the weak driving range (180 yards, irons only) and the price.

Playing this course was everything I expected it to be and much more. Hidden in the rocks surrounded by wealth this course is worth the high fees to play it. From the moment you drive up your mesmerized by beauty of nature. Every where you look it seems to be some kind of animal be it a deer or mountain lion or maybe some huge bull frogs in some of the ponds along the course.
The facilities are very well maintained and they have a good staff that are friendly and take of business. Some things are kinda weak considering the price and the course for instance putting green kinda small and the driving range only offered mats and was only 180 yrds longs couldn't even practice with the driver, but you get unlimited balls with the price. Other than those two things I can't complain much. The fairways and greens were so green and well maintained. Carts have GPS and are gas powered and come with a small cooler on the side for drinks, and they give you tees in the cart.
Overall this is one of Colorado's most scenic courses and I highly recommend if your in Denver area and only have one chance to play this is the course you should play at any cost. PS I lost 12 balls cause I was having a bad day hooking the ball. Good luck and I recommend you hit very straight or bring a lot of balls there are a lot of tall grass near the fairways.

The views at Arrowhead are tremendous for Front Range golf. Unfortunately, the layout gets a bit compromised with some really tricked up golf from tee to fairway. The course was in OK condition but for the price I would have expected much better. Greens were true but very slow and fairways were pretty long as well. For the price I would expect more Country Club conditions versus a municipal approach to course conditions.

Beautiful course, great layout, and spectacular views around every corner.

I found the course beautiful yet challenging The staff took very good care of us. Next time I'm in the area I'll be going back

Amazing views of the Red Rocks and the conditioning was top notch. We got snowed out after 4 holes, but luckily the staff let us go out on number 10 so we got to experience the holes within the rocks. I would recommend the course highly and make sure to bring your camera!

Well maintained great layout. Tough greens. Would love to play again.

A very picturesque course. There are a couple blind holes and the GPS doesn't give distances to bunkers or hazards. Nice layout that is challenging. I would love to play it again.

For this early in the year the course was in good shape. First time playing this course. Like the course and layout. Staff was very friendly and helpful.

Gorgeous views. Treacherous off the tee. Conditions could have been better on the fairways, especially early in the season. Overall a wonderful round.

Beautiful and challenging course but no one managing the pace of play. 2 hours to play holes 1 - 8. Constant waiting at each hole to tee off. Tough to stay consistent. Took 5 hours to finish!

Arrowhead is one of the most beautiful courses I have ever seen. The unique rock formations coupled with the course layout is sure to make a player come back. Even early in the season, the course had very playable fairways and tee boxes. The greens had just been sanded so they were pretty fast. You owe it to yourself, friends, family and even people you don't like to recommend this course.

First, I would like to say that visually it is one of the best courses in the Denver Metro area. The rock formations, the wildlife (deer, elk, foxes) were awesome to see. Now to the golf.

First green shares green with the 18th, so not a great start. Holes were punched in the greens for aeration purposes, sanded as well. I get it, it is March 30th. No flag positions, no yardage markers, and my cart did not have working GPS. The tee boxes were/are uneven. Fairways were good, rough was good.

For one of the more expensive courses in the area, this course does not deliver value. $60 for off peak, off time, but regularly it is over $120? No thanks, I would play the Broadmoor or Air Force Academy.

Spoke with the assistant professional about poor conditions - He communicated that the greens have not recovered from FALL-13's aeration.

This blunder could set the greens back at least a month for Spring-14.

My concern is that this problem was not communicated before our round, nor were the green fees discounted.

In synopsis, Arrowhead is a true tourist destination - if your a local, you must see it once; however, the golf is severely lacking.

Even tho the grass was not yet green this course is stunning! Use golfnow.com to reserve a Tee time as this beautiful course is a little pricey!!

Arrowhead is set in a one-of-a-kind location along these jagged red rocks on the front range just south of Denver. Each nine has several holes that will absolutely knock your socks off. It's also a RTJ Sr. design, so you're going to have some good challenge as well. I will say that on the day I played, they were certainly herding in the players, which made for a slow round.

I love the setting of this golf course, it is set in the middle of huge red sandstone rocks. Many of the tee boxes set between two or more rocks, framing the fairway in the distance. I haven't played this course in years and decided to take a friend out and introduce him to this course. Sadly once on the course we found it hard to know which hole we were on, distances to the green, and flag locations, since markers were nonexistent, and the GPS system doesn't work well because of the rock formations (per greens keeper). The money spent to play this moderate to high dollar course was not commiserate to the course condition. Avoid this course until next year when signage is supposed to be installed.