Arrowhead Country Club

For the price there are better courses

Enjoyable course. Layout is excellent. Fairways need grass. We improved our lies to green patches when it was really necessary because of wet fairways and muddiness. Course is flat. Reminds me of Brookside #2 in Pasadena (also designed by William Bell). Another course that is similar is Santa Anita in Arcadia. First impression was that it was a fun course to play. Excellent assistance by sign-in person. Course is 100 years old with beautiful trees on each fairway. Also, beautiful residential surroundings. Will definitely play again.

Course is always sketchy in the fall n winter anyway....because the main grass is dormant n they don't spend the money to plant rye during this time like palm springs courses do...but its really muddy as well as being brown....thin.. muddy lies are not fun..

The pace of play was extremely slow. Two and three open wholes in a row. We literally finished in the dark. Fairway are gone. It is not just winter conditions. There would be large swaths in the center of the fairway with no grass. Compacted mud seemed to be the standard.

Greens were ok. Slightly bumpy. Bunkers were muddy sand, but playable. No score card. Pin placements were done by someone who has never golfed.

The price was too high for what they had to offer. Paid $64. Played like a $ 20 course

The grounds were not maintained, Fairways were dirt, no food was available, no one was keeping the pace of play.

Geat challanging course. Very tight lies and lengthy for you long hitters

First time here. Went because of decent reviews. Disappointed. Clearly they didn’t water enough over the summer and haven’t started yet. Still dead and dry grass in the fairways and several areas of different grass varieties. Hard packed sand in the bunkers with few rakes. The 10th hole is a sharp dogleg right that lines the unfenced driving range. Any tee shot to the left means you’re searching through range balls and risking getting hit by a ball from the range. We followed an older twosome and waited on every shot for them. On the back nine, we passed them and waited on every shot for an older foursome, so pace of play was slow. Otherwise, it’s actually a decent layout (other than 10) and would be a fun place to play, but the poor maintenance makes it a no go.

Drove and hour and twenty minutes to play here. Lost 12 balls due to the roughs being full of tree limbs and gopher holes. No course maintenence . Its obvious they has to open this up to the public as its a crap hole. I wouldnt come here even to play if it was free

My first time here. Staff is personable and polite. There was a lady walking around the pro shop area making sure staff and golfers didn’t need any help. I was very pleasantly surprised by the cleanliness and quality of the golf carts. Hate using carts full of dust, stains and tears. These looked brand new. Items in the pro shop were VERY reasonably priced. Pace of play was very good. I finished 18 in 3 1/2 hours. Impressive. I definitely will come and play here again.

Was spending the day in town on a work trip so decided to book this course as it was fairly close to our hotel. The price for the round and cart was reasonable but we also needed rental clubs. They had a few sets but none of them were complete. They said people had broken all the drivers. They did still have a few nice clubs in the set including some older but good wedges. The worst part of that though was they charged $35 dollars per set which I thought was outrageous for an incomplete set. The worker was very apologetic and did his best to find me some spare clubs to get a nearly complete set.

The course was pretty good. A nice layout and in fairly good condition though the greens had recently been aerated and sanded.

Lastly the restaurant was closed and there was no beverage cart. There was no way to buy any refreshments for the entire round.

Overall we had fun and would play again if I had my own clubs.

Very disappointed that a disclaimer wasn't on the GolfNow site about the greens.

Usually they have an aeration alert about the course. There wasn't any on their site.

So we drove an hour to play a course where the greens were unputtable. In the future,

everyone should call ahead to find out first hand the condition of the course, especially the greens.

Sunday morning tee time. Pro shop staff were friendly. Newer carts were nice and clean. Range mats and balls were worn out but suitable for warm up. Thoroughly impressed with tee box and fairway conditions for this time of year and with the volume of play I witnessed the day I was there. Greens were soft and about the slowest greens I’ve played all year but they were healthy. Once you get used to the speed, they rolled fair. Bunkers were moist and due for a fluff, but there was sand and it was consistent/predictable. Pace of play was not terrible but slowed up like most weekend rounds do. Narrow track offered the shooters some fun shots, and as long as you weren’t going right on the holes that bordered the property, the rough is forgiving and the trees were sporadic and not super low hanging. Push cart friendly course.

Get a "Marshall" and hurry things up! Plus, stop letting five-somes play. The greens were not mowed and were sprouting growths. Some of the fairways are beat, the bunkers need work or at least a rake or two and the beverage cart backfires every time it is driven. Sounds like gunshots. I couldn't take it and gave up in the middle of hole 16.