Arrowhead Country Club

Nice "old course" layout, greens are excellent, you gotta hit it straight on this course will recommend everyone to play this course at least once

This course has such a great history. Today it is a shadow of its former glory. I had maybe 3 decent lies all day. The course is walk to walk dormant Bermuda. You've got about a 20% chance of your ball ending up in a decent lie. The other 80% is on dirt or very, very tight dormant Bermuda. The bunkers were inconsistent with some of the being just fine, others have sand only in the bottom, the rest have no sand. The only saving grace were the greens. The were in good shape and rolled true. Still some of the smallest, most undulating greens in the IE. Tough to hit (even from the rare good lie) and even tougher to putt. If you can look past the very yellow and tight fairways it's a pretty good price for a nice track. I'll definitely avoid it until spring or summer when the Bermuda returns or until they decide to overseed.

A great round of golf without worrying about rushing your shots.

Extremely slow pace. Very dry, very brown fairways. Grass on the tee boxes and very little around the greens. Greens slick and firm. Over-priced for what it offers. Probably won't return.

Entire course was dried out with the exception of the roughs. The golf cart died on the fifth hole

Golf course needs water, fairways are scalped down to the dirt, greens are hard as concrete, they should be soft and receptive this time of year. I understand the grass in the fairways are dormant, no need to cut them that low to the dirt, your clubs bounce off the fairways when you hit a shot.

Interesting course layout w/very fine bent-grass greens. New consistent sand in all traps!

Perfect greens, fairways dormant but like hitting off a soft carpet, all around great deal.

Dried up fairways, over-plugged and fast greens...but was a quick round. Got a round in less than 3.5 hours on a Sat.

Arrowhead- come on man! You can do better. First, I should say I am not a picky person or any kind of golf snob. I will play in a goat field. I have to be pretty desperado to walk away without playing if I prepaid the round but that is exactly what happened here. I get it- Arrowhead for whatever reason is allowing public play but they have a real management issue. My group still did not have a cart 30 minutes after our scheduled tee time. Nobody in the pro shop let us know when a cart would be available and when I left no carts were in sight. Several groups were moved ahead of us because they were "walking"? Maybe members? I don't know. Again, I get it that you are walking the fine line of alienating your members while allowing public play but you have to manage the situation better. I'm not a professional course manager but I think they need more carts and they need to do a better job integrating the public play and the private play.

this course has gone from private to public, however 50 carts for this change does not cut it. long waits for a cart and walkers are allowed to go ahead even though tee time is later than yours. fairways are dormant burmuda( brown) some greens were recently punched and not filled with sand. the large number of walkers increases the round time. i would recommend playing in the summer when the burmuda thrives. management at the course understands the problems but unfortunately doesn't have the pull improve the conditions. i could confirm that 50 more carts were ordered.

Played this course over the summer and it was in good condition. Putting greens were decent, and everything was lush and green. Played it in early december, and it was an entirely different course. Fairways were hard and grass was dead. Putting greens were awful. The only things that were good were the tee boxes and the bunkers. Staff was not friendly, and the members are rude to non members. Would not recommend playing here until the spring or summer, even if it is cheap. Much rather pay more and get on a nicer course. Like I said, summer is great, but right now, don't bother.

No carts were available at our Tee Time which created a huge delay in play. Five hour game due to slow pace. Arrowhead is usually a great course to play. I hope this review helps Improvement. I will play there again due Great staff and good service!

Got to the course 20 min before my tee time. The course didn’t have enough golf carts so I waited for over 45 min past my tee time to start. The mixing of carts and walking players made the pace of play around 5 hours. I barely finished my round in the dark with a tee time of 11:58 AM. No discount was offered, which I think would have been in order. For the money, this course isn’t worth the time.

Very cool course design. Greens were hard and fast. Day was ruined by pace of play. Perhaps they just tried to cram too many people on the course, but we left after 13 and four and half hours in. Shame.

Lovely tree lined fairways with great view of mountains. What a setting. Greens firm and fast.