Broken Arrow Golf Club - East/North
About
There are 27 holes of golf available at Broken Arrow Golf Club, which are broken down into the East, North, and South nines. They are played in three different 18-hole combinations. The East/North Course begins with the most challenging nine of the three. Sloped fairways, hidden water, and strategically placed bunkers make good course management essential. The back nine is considered the most scenic but it boasts another distinction. It is the only course with a dual-green concept in the Midwest, meaning that golfers have the choice of playing to either of the two flags on each hole. It was designed to give players control over the difficulty of the golf course. There are also 30 bunkers and mature trees that come into play on the back nine.
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Awards & Recognition
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Top 25 Most Improved U.S. Golf Courses(2023 #6)
Golfer Photos
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There was that much rain in the previous 48 hours… Photo submitted by u500559579 on 08/17/2025
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Photo submitted by u500559579 on 08/17/2025
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Photo submitted by u500559579 on 08/17/2025
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Photo submitted by dkinchi on 08/02/2023
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Photo submitted by dkinchi on 08/02/2023
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Photo submitted by dkinchi on 08/02/2023
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Photo submitted by dkinchi on 08/02/2023
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Photo submitted by dkinchi on 08/02/2023
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Photo submitted by LadyGolfer18 on 08/11/2017
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Photo submitted by LadyGolfer18 on 08/11/2017
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Photo submitted by DavidLaDuke on 04/06/2015
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Photo submitted by DavidLaDuke on 04/06/2015
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Photo submitted by DavidLaDuke on 04/06/2015
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Photo submitted by DavidLaDuke on 04/06/2015
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9 hole layout on east course Photo submitted by DavidLaDuke on 04/06/2015
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9 Hole layout on South course Photo submitted by DavidLaDuke on 04/06/2015
Golfer Reviews
Good neighborhood course
Wery nice neighborhood course. You see alot of houses and thats ok we are pretty much in an urban area.
The course is in great shape and has alit of challenging holes. Only downside was snack bar and restaurant were closed
Nice course
Good course for sure. Good condition. A few bunkers are not the best. Other than that I the course is in good shape. There are a lot of challenging holes as well.
My favorite public course
I play a lot of courses across Chicago - usually 75-80 rounds a year- and for the value Broken Arrow is my favorite public course in Chicagoland. It’s challenging but fair. The greens are always in great shape. The staff is always super friendly (especially Bob the starter). The price in comparison to other clubs is a great value.
Never had a bad experience here and it’s always a great day at Broken Arrow
Needs a lot of work
So many weeds everywhere. You could not play out of almost all the sand traps. No cart girl on. Saturday? The place is run down - more so then a couple years ago. I proabbaly won’t be back until they improve the course or drop their rates in half
Rough
Course in rough shape off the fairways. Greens and around greens soaked. No consistency
Great course to play . East was a challenge . First time playing and we over did it with some club choices . We accumulated a few penalties. The greens and fairways well maintained . Friendly staff. Pro shop was not well stocked so if your playing bring extra balls . My son can’t wait to go back and make up for those penalties .
Nice course
Nice course all around. All three 9 hole courses offer something a little different from the other. Nice layout, always in pretty good condition. Fair prices as well for a round of 18.