Arrowhead Country Club

Greens had some rocks, patches everywhere since no one fills in divots, tee boxes were not great, and the greens were incredibly slow. Not only that, pins were in some ridiculous places, and if it's your first time playing this course, then you'll be surprised at seeing water in places since you can't see it off the tee or on your approach. Not great and do not recommend.

Nicely placed course that has a few streets directly adjacent to the fairways. Beware of your slice! Had a nice afternoon playing. Caution on hole 10: it plays paralle to the driving range. So, many balls on the fairway. Very friendly guy at the pro shop. Will return to play again.

Greens are in decent shape, bunkers are not too bad but the depth of sand is inconsistent and rakes are not at every bunker. The fairways are beat. You put a ball in the middle off the tee, the lie should be decent.

They sent me out earlier than I thought which was good. Played very fast but relaxed. Caught up to a couple of guys and I joined them and we had a very nice day. The greens are small and have slope and well bunkered. A good test for your sand and chipping and putting game. They need a fence on the right side of their driving range and a sign that tells you there may be golfers teeing off to the right of you when you play the 12 hole. The cart path takes you right in front of golfers teeing off if you don't look right.

I keep coming back to this course because of the availability of open time slots, then I start playing and I remember why I don't come back that often. The Tee boxes and fairways continue to be in terrible shape. This is unacceptable for the price they charge. This course should be in much better shape and I have read posts in the past where they promised to improve the conditions but year-after-year, nothing changes.

Very disappointed after we arrived the course for an hour driving and were told that course closed in that day. The course notified all players but GolfNow and TeeOff ‘clients.

This is a great golf course. The fairways are really forgiving and the greens always play fast. The grounds keeper and staff maintain the course very well.

First of all I love the history of this place and the layout is great, but the course is a far far cry from its glory days as a private club. It looks like new ownership has came in but spent money in weird places like putting in solar canopys in the parking lot instead of fixing the fairways or trimming some of the dead trees. All fairways were a mix between hardpan and patches of grass. It had just rained so the course wasn't in its best shape but for the money they are charging ($74 weekend morning) it would be nice to hit out of some grass from the fairways. Hopefully ownership can start investing in this place where it needs it because I like the course and the layout and the staff is great as well.

It seams like every time me and my friends play. The members complain about us . I understand that we may be a little slow but that’s because most of us are first year golfers . I guess we will have to take our money somewhere else.

We played here 4 months ago and I reviewed how fairways were mostly crab grass and when winter hit that crab grass would die and you would be playing on dirt and a little dormant grass here and there. A friend had a deal for two here so I joined him..Sorry I was right, it is very sad they supposedly have a good greens keeper that has no knowledge of fairway grass unless he is keeping it in a shed somewhere off the course. I guess you could call this course a good place to play if you want to practice hitting off amazingly poor lies. Not worth the price of admission.