How to play
Play Arrowhead Golf Course
Arrowhead Golf Course is a private course — but you don’t need a membership to play it. Charity outings are the public’s way in, and this page tracks the ones you can register for.
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- Access
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- Upcoming events
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About Arrowhead Golf Course
As a private club, Arrowhead Golf Course keeps its tee sheet members-only most of the year. The exception is charity golf: fundraising outings give the public a legitimate, welcome way onto the course.
Events at Arrowhead Golf Course have run as charity, golf and tournament. Your entry usually includes the round, a cart, and practice access, and every dollar past costs supports the charity behind the event.
There is currently 1 scheduled event where you can register to play Arrowhead Golf Course. Registration is handled directly by each charity — use the links below to secure your spot before the field fills up.
Upcoming Charity Events
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CHFA David W. Herlinger Golf Tournament
OpenSep 16, 2026See site
Frequently Asked Questions
- How can I play Arrowhead Golf Course?
- Because Arrowhead Golf Course is a private club, the most reliable way for the public to play is by registering for a charity golf tournament or outing held at the course. Browse the upcoming events on this page and register directly with the host organization.
- Is Arrowhead Golf Course open to the public?
- Arrowhead Golf Course is a private course and isn’t generally open for public tee times. Charity events are the exception, offering public access on select dates throughout the year.
- Where is Arrowhead Golf Course located?
- Location details for Arrowhead Golf Course are listed with each event.
- How much does it cost to play Arrowhead Golf Course in a charity event?
- Entry fees vary by event and charity. Each listing on this page shows the current entry fee (or a link to the organizer) so you can see exactly what’s included before you register.