Arrowhead - Red & White

1539 Weavertown Rd, Douglassville, Pennsylvania, 19518

Arrowhead - Red & White Deals

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Bonus Free Greens
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Golf Pass Region

Arrowhead - Red & White is available in the Mid-Atlantic Golf Pass and Super Pass

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Arrowhead - Red & White details

If you’re looking for a course that combines beauty with a solid challenge, Arrowhead - Red & White should definitely be on your radar. This course strikes a perfect balance with scenic views and engaging play, making it a top choice for many golfers. Every hole brings something fresh, keeping your round exciting from start to finish. With well-kept greens and a layout that keeps you thinking, Arrowhead - Red & White offers an experience you won’t forget.

Quick Facts

  • Yardage: Approximately 6,600 yards for the Red & White combination (exact data may vary)
  • Rating & Slope: Varies depending on the course combination

Tees

  • Red & White Course: Approximately 6,600 yards
  • Other combinations available with the Blue course

Standout Features

  • Varied Terrain: The course offers a mix of rolling hills and wooded areas, giving each hole its own unique feel.
  • Multiple Course Combinations: With three 9-hole courses (Red, White, and Blue), you can switch up your game and try different combinations.

Amenities

  • Clubhouse with a pro shop
  • Restaurant and bar, perfect for unwinding after your round
  • Practice facilities to warm up before you hit the course

Arrowhead - Red & White gets great feedback from golfers, with positive comments about the well-maintained course and friendly staff. After a day here, you’ll feel like you’ve played somewhere truly special. It’s the kind of course you’ll want to come back to, so make sure it’s on your must-play list!

Mid-Atlantic Golf Pass

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