Arrowhead Country Club

3433 Parkside Drive
San Bernardino, California 92404
San Bernardino County

Phone(s): (909) 882-1638, (909) 882-1735
Fax: (909) 882-1258
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Tee times from $23 Tee times in this area

The 18-hole Arrowhead Country Club in San Bernardino, CA is a private golf course that opened in 1921. Designed by Clark Glasson, Robert Muir Graves and William P. Bell, Arrowhead Country Club measures 6619 yards from the longest tees and has a slope rating of 132 and a 72.6 USGA rating. The course features 3 sets of tees for different skill levels. Greens and fairways are bermuda grass.

A view of a fairway at Arrowhead Country Club (Erin Campbell).

A view from a tee at Arrowhead Country Club.

A sunny day view of a hole at Arrowhead Country Club.

A view over the water from Arrowhead Country Club (Erin Campbell).

A view from a green with a bunker on the left side at Arrowhead Country Club

A view of a green protected by bunkers at Arrowhead Country Club

Golf course details

Holes: 18
Designed by: Clark Glasson, Robert Muir Graves, William P. Bell
Public/Private: Private
Year opened: 1921
Golf Season: Year round
Guest Policy: Limited non-member play
Tee times welcomed: Yes
Fairways: Bermuda grass
Greens: Bent Grass

Facilities

Pro in house: Yes
Driving range: Yes
Rental clubs: Yes
Rental carts: Yes

Green fees price ranges

Week days: $20 - $55
Weekends: $25 - $65
Tee times from $23 - Check prices

Course policies

Metal spikes allowed: No
Dress code: Proper golf attire required.
Credit cards accepted: Visa, MasterCard Welcomed

Length, slope and rating for each tee

Tee	Par	Yardage	Slope	Rating
Championship	72	6619	132	72.6
Regular	72	6289	129	71.1
Forward (W)	72	5765	131	74.2

Reader Ratings / Reviews

Arrowhead Country Club

by Canty
on March 23rd, 2011 18:21
I grew up playing this course, so I may have played it a thousand times or more. Gail Stockton built it, his son David only won 3 Majors and Davids son, Jr. had some time on the PGA Tour. And lets not forget the most talented Stockton of them all, Ron, he was smart enough not to play, he focused on teaching and is now world renound. Too bad today they are nowhere to be found around there. In it's hayday ACC was the place to be, now im not even sure it's still a place. If it's still there i'd be surprised and if it's still in good shape i'd be amazed.