Arrowhead Golf Course

Beautiful course. Greens were in great shape. Pace of play was good.

Of the moderately priced public golf courses in the Naples area, Arrowhead is the best…excellent course conditions, warm and welcoming staff, and great value for the money.
We were only able to play nine holes, and were generously given a credit for half our fee. Thank you.

Course is in better condition than most public courses in the area.

Range is not great though.

The course was generally in good condition with the exception of the greens. Players need to repair their ball marks. Greens were terribly bumpy from ball marks. When one pays so much for a round of golf, extra money for range balls is unacceptable! Especially when we had to wait to even hit balls at the range. Crazy busy! We had to wait at each hole as it was busy.

I have played many courses across the US and would like to think I have a decent scope of what to expect from courses per the price. This course and its offering fall among the $35-$55 price range, not the $200 weekend price tag.

Would like to start off by saying the Staff was friendly. Nothing more than what you should expect from people. If I paid ~ $40 - $60 I would have been okay with my experience.

Reasons:

The driving range (off matts) has very limited space and is available to those with tee-times and those without. If you’re coming during the day you likely will not be able to utilize it due to matt available. You are also hitting into the wind, which doesn’t really give you the best idea of your current game. Lastly it is water, not grass.

The pace of play was difficult. The tee times are spread out every 7 minutes. It often took 5-6 minutes of waiting on every tee box to tee off. The Marshall came through twice and didn’t make any mention. Side note, he drove through the tee box…

The tee boxes were fair, some were narrow and didn’t have much grass available on level ground to tee off. The greens were quite slow and bumpy as well 1.5/5. Fairways were nice 3.5/5. Bunkers were average 2.5/5.

Lastly I signed up as a single, and was paired in a cart with a stranger. That isn’t new or unheard of, but for $200 I expect my own cart.

The Layout isn’t necessarily hard, long, or difficult. There isn’t really a situation where a 0-10 handicap is being challenged by club selection.

For $200 I expected much more. I wouldn’t recommend unless the price drop significantly.

Nice course and great condition. In-season pricing for Feb is too high. I have always seen Arrowhead and a nice round on my trips, but $200 is steep

Course was in the best condition I've seen it. The fadc that the driving range was unavailable except for irons off of flat mats was disappointing to say the least---especially 35% of the range was devoted to lessons, but there were only 2 people taking those lessons.

The greens were kind of slow, but the course was an excellent shape, and the pace was good time took us four hours.

The course was well maintained. The starter was gregarious and knowledgable. The course was not long and suited older players like myself.