Please note the Doral Arrowwood Golf Course and Driving Range are now closed for the season. We will reopen on or about April 1, 2012. Please check our website in the coming weeks for updated 2012 Membership Prices.
Course Maps & Pictures
View The Layout Of Our Challenging Golf Course
Doral Arrowwood Golf Club provides unforgettable play and is considered by experts to be one of the most challenging nine-hole courses in the country. Get a close up view of our golf course, complete with maps and pictures. The resort also provides expert instruction through the Mitchell Spearman Golf Academy.For handicap, yardage, and par information on each hole, just click on the accompanying photo below. For further information about our golf memberships, packages, or private or group golf lessons, please call the Pro Shop at Doral Arrowwood directly at (914) 323-4478.
Hole One
Drive must favor right side of fairway to avoid large tree on left hand side. A long drive is an advantage because a shorter second shot will be easier to play to the narrow green.
Hole Two
Tee shot should favor left side of the green due to the contour of the right side of the green. Any ball that hits right of the green will kick right across the cart path and possibly out of bounds. Be careful.
Hole Three
Tee shot should favor left side of the fairway to avoid water down right side. Second shot should favor the right side of green to avoid the water on the left.
Hole Four
Play tee shot to the fat part of the green. Pin placement will determine the aggressiveness of the play.
Hole Five
Drive should favor left side of the fairway to allow an easier layup shot. Third shot should take into account that the green slopes away from the player.
Hole Six
Tee shot should be placed down the right side of the fairway. A driver may not be the club of choice here. Longer hitters may want to tee off with a long iron.
Hole Seven
The shot should be played with the utmost care. Pin placement will dictate ball placement on the green. Right pin – play left; Left pin – play right.
Hole Eight
A big hitter needs to make a decision on this tee. A big drive can clear the trees on the right. Shorter hitters must play straight down the fairway to layup on second shot.
Hole Nine
A big drive is necessary to carry past the dogleg in order to have a clear shot at the green. Favor below the pin on second shot.
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