Arrowhead Country Club

Unfortunately our foursome was playing behind a rowdy twosome who were driving erratically all over the course and playing very slowly. I called the clubhouse to no avail. I politely asked the twosome to pick up their place and they were rude and confrontational.

I seriously have lives here for 4 years (just started golfing since may) and wow! Just wow. This is a hidden little (more like long) gem. This course also has so much history and the scenery around sure tells a story. It's in the middle of the most beautiful neighborhood in san bernardino you litterally think your in a different city. Never even knew this existed ok let's get to the course

Course layout: mostly straight and long but that's what makes it challenging. Your drives better be dialed in.

Tee boxes: they some TLC but totally playable

Fairways: yellow-green but even when hitting off the faded grass you can tell it's very well watered and seems like they are trying to make the grass come in better.

Roughs: about 2 in maybe lower seriously you won't lose your balls here so feel free to hit your expensive balls.

Bunkers: very soft and not raked, some were lumpy but all really easy to get out of.

Greens: most consistent green I've played on in a while and gorgeous,

Scenary: your surrounded by beautiful homes you seriously feel like your playing in beverly hills, pasadena, temecula area.

Overall?: 10/10 this place is amazing and I'll be going down there a lot more

This course was built in 1928! It is typical of courses built on a flat rectangular piece of property pre-1950s. The fairways run mostly parallel to each other and are mostly straight. They do have a lot of trees close to the fairways and roughs so they can come into play if you miss the fairway. I scored higher than I normally do because the greens are very undulating. It seems that the fairways are so straight and reasonably wide, they tried to add difficulty to the course by making the greens have considerable breaks even on shorter putts.

Tee boxes ok, fairways mostly ok. Greens were excellent for this time of year but areas right around the greens were poor on many holes and almost bare in places making it difficult to chip from close in.

I teed off at noon (as a single) and finished in 2.5 hours! I had a single in front of me and did not have to wait for any shots until the 15th hole! That's probably at least partially due to the ease of play until you reach the greens!

This us a good course with very nice greens The rest if the course needs attention but is very playable especially for the average golfer

It's not worth the money. Course is in pretty rough shape. Temporary tee boxes (were not told when we booked) little to no grass in the fairways, and water in half of the bunkers. The greens were pretty good but very inconsistent and no mow on a Friday morning. Very disappointed. Will not be returning and not recommending. The green fee at most should of been $35. Very wet everywhere also. Do yourself a favor and save your money or pay a little more and play somewhere else.

Always a fun place to play. However, we were not informed of the tee boxes being closed. Every tee area was moved up between 30-50 yards, even on the par threes. Just didn’t seem right that they would charge full price. They didn’t even offer a discount on another round after they open the tee areas.

Fairway and Green are not kept well.I wouldn’t pay more than $30 to play on this course.

Course didn’t provide notice the tee boxes were closed for aeration.

Pace of play was the best I've ever experienced, carts were speedy but the greens were not, aside from being a little soft and slow they had few ballmarks and challenging lines. Fairways and bunkers were mediocre (in the best way) you can't expect much for $30-40 range. Definitely not an intense layout for serious golfers, but hard to lose a ball and lenient tee boxes. Above all it was quiet for nearly all 18 holes, perfect for you to focus on your swing. Would recommend for those looking to really work on fundamentals of their game, the Par 5's were easy the Par 3's were not.