Dogwood Hills is a decent local track in the Bella Vista area. The course itself is in fair condition, with playable fairways and greens that offer a solid round for the price. That said, the pace of play can be slow, which takes away from the overall experience. Another drawback is the practice facilities — instead of a full driving range, they only offer nets to warm up, which isn’t ideal if you like to hit a few balls before your round. Overall, it’s a good option for a casual round in the area, but there are better-conditioned and better-paced courses nearby. Decent layout, but slow play and limited warm-up facilities hold it back.

Another great course here in Bella Vista. Great facility and just a peach of a course. Lots of great par 3’s and a beautiful closing hole on 18 which was a 150 yard par 3 over a huge pond. Kind of an Amen Corner shot if you will. Tee boxes were great and greens are fantastic. Fairways too. Amenities on the course are just great. Even on a somewhat wet course from early morning rains the round was not dampened. Except for this: Several 5-some’s held the day up for several of us. This was a complete catastrophe. 18 holes at 5 hours. And these two groups causing the delays were playing a best ball scramble. Trying to fix it during the round is never going to be the answer. The best way to fix this for these resort setups is to limit Friday Saturday and Sunday rounds to foursomes only. Don't put your staff in awkward positions by having them patrol the course to monitor what should have never been started. But overall the course was just awesome. Another Bella Vista gem!

Metfield has a gym, owner services and two golf courses, Dogwood and 18 hole course and Brittany a 9 hole course. Both are fun to play. There is also a pro shop on site. If you enjoy golf, these two courses are fun to play. There is a friendly staff who are customer focused

We just finished the Havenwoods & Iron Golf fundraiser today. Nice course, but could use more directional signs of the upcoming holes. Be aware that there is a bike trail that cuts through certain parts of the course that might be dangerous for the bikers if a ball goes errant. We took a golf cart down a path after the road crossing, that abruptly ended - somewhere after the 6th hole, I believe.

First time playing Dogwood Hills and I liked it a lot. Greens were in excellent shape and rolled well, even though I couldn't get the speed dialed in. The fairways were cut tight, so you could clip the ball nicely. I played okay, because you could always see what was in front of you. Not every hole is a driver, forcing you to make good decisions off the tee. We played the blue tees and I will probably move to the black next time, but there definitely will be a next time in my near future.