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Arrowhead Country Club is a 27-hole golf course meticulously crafted by designer Raymond Floyd and Tom Jackson, opened in September 1994. The course consists of three unique 9-hole tracts: The Waterway, The Cypress and The Lakes, each with a distinct feel. Cypress is the longest of the three nines at 3,349 yards, but each layout emphasizes accuracy off the tee. Fairway mounding is one of the facility's defining characteristics, and water comes into play on 24 of 27 holes, including several holes that offer spectacular views of the Intracoastal Waterway. The course is not exceptionally long, but water hazards and fairway mounding create emphasis on precision play.

In 2012, WMBF News presented Arrowhead with the title "The Best of the Grand Strand," and earlier Arrowhead Country Club was named "South Carolina's Golf Course of the Year". The course earned four stars in Golf Digest's most recent Places to Play guide. The greens use MiniVerde Bermudagrass, consistently rated as one of the top putting grasses, which is also featured on well-known PGA TOUR courses such as TPC Sawgrass and East Lake Country Club. Each nine offers four sets of tees, making the course playable for golfers of all skill levels.