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The Club at ArrowCreek is a private golf and social club in South Reno, Nevada. It has two 18-hole courses, a clubhouse, and recreation facilities. The club is open to golfers and non-golfers, offering a range of activities and events. Members have access to a fitness center, swimming pool, tennis and pickleball courts, and several dining options. The clubhouse has casual and fine dining and hosts social events, wine tastings, and live music. Recent renovations improved the clubhouse, courses, and other facilities, making it a modern and active community hub.
Golf Shop: Open daily from 6:30 AM to 6:00 PM. 
For specific hours related to dining, fitness facilities, and other amenities, it’s recommended to contact the club directly at (775) 850-4471 or visit their official website located at the top of the page.
Please note that operating hours may vary by season and are subject to change.
Dual championship 18-hole courses: The Legend Course and The Challenge Course
Comprehensive amenities: Features a fitness center, pool with cabanas, dining venues, and social events.
Scenic location: Panoramic views of the surrounding landscape. 
Recent revitalization: Underwent a significant transformation, enhancing facilities and member experiences.
The ArrowCreek community is a gated residential area in South Reno, known for its large homes, scenic views, and quiet surroundings. Many homes sit on elevated lots, offering panoramic views of the Sierra Nevada, downtown Reno, and the golf courses.
The community has walking trails, parks, and open space, making it popular for outdoor activities. It is close to shopping, dining, and schools, with downtown Reno and Lake Tahoe a short drive away. The area attracts families, professionals, and retirees looking for a secure, well-maintained neighborhood with access to high-end amenities.
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The Club at ArrowCreek has two private 18-hole courses, offering different challenges and layouts. The Legend Course, designed by Arnold Palmer, features tree-lined fairways, deep bunkers, and elevation changes. The Challenge Course, designed by Fuzzy Zoeller and John Harbottle, has narrow landing areas, rolling terrain, and large greens that test shot accuracy.
Both courses sit in South Reno’s foothills, with views of the Sierra Nevada and city skyline. The desert landscape, natural rock outcroppings, and water hazards add to the difficulty. The club also has a full practice area, including a driving range, short game facility, and putting greens.
