I haven’t played this course in 6 years , and have the same thought I had then, a below average course that gets a lot of play because of the few options in Naples. The course was in pretty good shape, but the greens were the slowest I have ever played, making the experience worse. If I never play it again, will miss nothing.

Course is decent for a public course and staff was nice but greens and tee boxes were pretty beat up. There are better options elsewhere charging similar $200 greens fees. Pace of play also leaves something to be desired.

Played here for the first time. I was very impressed with the conditions and services. Would highly recommend

Very nice course. Quite a bit of water but manageable. Sand traps are soft. Some holes are tricky and require changing your strategy. You won't be disappointed.

The course is in decent shape and the staff are pretty friendly. Practice facilities are an aqua range and a very flat putting green. No designated chipping area or practice bunker. A bucket of range balls is very expensive at $22 a bucket, a few bucks off if you are playing. FYI, they charge for kids. It was more than $100 for my 10 year old to play. We had a great time but if you want to take your kids out, most other public courses in the area don't charge for them. Arrowhead also doesn't offer 9 hole rates, even at the end of the day. In my opinion, Arrowhead is really taking advantage of your limited alternative courses to play with their pricing. I don't think anyone would say it's a good value- but rather where else are you going to go. This is coming from someone who has played 15 rounds here since the fall.