Arrowood Golf Course is well maintained overall. The greens aren’t in perfect shape, but the fairways are nicely kept, and the layout—featuring elevated views overlooking the town—adds to the beauty of the course. It’s not overly easy or difficult, making for a fun and balanced round. I’d definitely be willing to play here again.

Greens were in terrible shape. Yes, there was a notice on the website when booking the team time, but it wasn’t totally honest about how bad the greens were. It’s not as if they were just aerated, they were totally replaced but it seems they weren’t done properly. And for $100 on a Wednesday, that seems a bit too far. I like this place and I know the greens will eventually get better, maybe by October 2026. But for now the cost and the overly optimistic attitude about the greens conditions by the pro shop and the started made me feel scammed.

I remember a year ago this course was phenomenal ! Played yesterday & the course looks in terrible condition. Gave a 3.5 course. Beautiful layout but greens were punched which is I hate about golf courses they don’t let you know until you’re about to tee off. Such a rip off to pay $120 & then they tell you, you’re 2 holes behind on the 10th tee when were were legit 2 holes ahead. I wouldn’t play here for another few more months.

I normally don’t leave negative reviews, especially for golf courses, because I understand maintenance is part of the game and conditions can vary. However, this experience left me frustrated enough that I felt it was worth sharing. I booked a round here to celebrate my son’s birthday, expecting a fun day on the course. Prior to the round, there was communication that the greens had recently been aerated, which is completely understandable. Any golfer expects some bumps and imperfections after aeration. The issue was that the actual condition of the greens was much worse than what I would consider normal post-aeration conditions. It affected nearly every hole and significantly impacted the quality of the round. What made it harder to understand was finding out the course was closing shortly afterward for two weeks because of the greens. That suggested the condition issues were more substantial than simply “recently aerated.” I reached out directly to management before writing any review because I wanted to give them a chance to address my concerns privately. I explained the situation respectfully and asked whether they would consider a replay round or some type of goodwill accommodation. I received one response citing policy, but after further follow-up I never heard back again. For me, the biggest disappointment became less about the greens themselves and more about how the situation was handled afterward. Golf course conditions can happen. Customer service and communication are choices. I’m simply sharing my experience so other golfers know what mine was.

We celebrated our son’s b day at Arrowood, Kelly and her staff went above and beyond to ensure our celebration went 100% perfect. Thank you Arrowood for making this a memorable experience will definitely book another event soon