UPDATE: played 8/06/2026, 6 weeks after reopening date of June 25. Fairways, rough and tee box areas are in good shape. Thin, tight lies for the summer, fairways cut close. New redone green side bunke... Continue »

UPDATE: played 8/06/2026, 6 weeks after reopening date of June 25. Fairways, rough and tee box areas are in good shape. Thin, tight lies for the summer, fairways cut close. New redone green side bunkers are decent, now with thick, soft sand. Fairway bunkers are firm dirt, not much sand. Prior to the course closure April 30th, greens were a disaster. Today, 6 weeks after course reopening, a bit better. On scale of 1-10, I rated all greens a 6, playing partner rated 6.5 maybe 7, comparing greens to a year ago. In our honest opinion, greens need another 3 weeks, and maybe, if they water, fertilize what's in place on greens. Many thin spots, bare spots and machinery track cuts into the green surface. The greens may never get back to what they were the past 11 years. A far cry from the green conditions at nearby The Crossings-Carlsbad or even Golf Club of California-Bonsall. Hell, the green surfaces at Oceanside Municipal are in better condition, rolling better than Arrowood currently. Another note; the fringe, rough around the greens are very rough shod; many holes, gouges, uneven lies, varied grass thickness all from green fringe to 12' outwards. Makes it challenging to chip properly. At least pro shop staff and starter give you fair warning about the green conditions. However, at $120 round of 18-holes, or $80 Palm card round-18 holes, the value is not there for that kind of money$. NO discounted green-course fees for this course healing process. What a downfall for the Arrowood GC....sad.