Arrowhead Country Club

Course was in better condition due to the amount of rain. I would say it’s average for a public course. 70% Tee boxes are in horrible shape. Loose dirt and bumpy. Other than that the course is fun. Long fairways with challenging greens that were in good condition. Trees are old beauty’s that always I always seem to hit. It a fun course and worth it if you can score the 35$ fee

This was our first time playing Arrowhead CC and the course was in good shape as you can tell that the rain really helped the course. This is an older course and not as wide as some of the newer course but overall a very good course to play, nice and flat and a good course to walk. The golf cart's were probably one of the best I've been in, very comfortable and new no GPS. We will be back, and we were never rushed and the pace of play was perfect. I do recommend the course for those who might have been a little cautious to go play it. I will say that the fairways that parallel the street can be a little intimidating. Also a couple of holes to have some water that can sneak up on you but overall a great experience.

Flat and open , narrow on some holes can't complain here it's not oak quarry but it's still a steal of you get the deal on golfnow instead of doing the 59 you do it for 32

The layout has changed and doesn’t flow well but other than that the course is in good shape and seems we’ll take. Care of. Refreshing these days where a lot of clubs are just clambering to make $$.

They changed some holes around my Garmin golf watch doesn't pick up the holes now driving around asking where holes were.

Course was in good shape, greens were fast. Played one of my best rounds.

The best thing about Arrowhead is that because it once was a private course it has good bones. The green complexes and bunkering are top notch. The greens were smooth. Sure, it has it's bare patches, but the contours and routing of the tree lined fairways are great. We will return.

This course was no different in the fairways or the rough, other than, where there was a tuft of grass, the rough was slightly higher than the fairways. Tee boxes were in terrible shape. Greens were fast, but also were in bad shape. You will never see me play there again.

Overall it was a good experience. The course layout has changed. The amenities are still lacking. Still not back up to pre- plandemic.

The course is very tricky as there is sand bunkers on almost every hole, there are los water hazards you can’t see until it’s too late😂. But overall it’s a very challenging but fun course to play. The greens are very fast and a little dry.

First time played.

Friendly people.

Fairview little rough

New golf carts

The club needs some serious improvement to get back to where it was. The fairways being in terrible shape is a major issue for any golf course, as it can greatly affect the quality of the game. Although the greens were good, it doesn't make up for the rest of the course being in bad shape.

Furthermore, the owner's behavior towards her staff was concerning. It's never appropriate for a boss to reprimand their employees in front of customers, this made our group uncomfortable. This type of behavior can also negatively impact the morale of the staff, which could ultimately affect the quality of service.

The expensive and bad-tasting food was also disappointing. Golf courses typically offer a range of amenities and services to enhance the overall experience for golfers. It's concerning that there were no amenities available at this course.

Finally, the owner's constant bragging about the improvements made to the country club is concerning. If the improvements are unnoticeable, it suggests that the owner may not be investing the necessary time and resources into improving the course.

Overall, this golf course is not worth the time or money. Hopefully, the owner will take steps to improve the course and the overall experience for customers.