Arrowhead Country Club sits in Montgomery, Alabama, where it serves as a private club for the local community. The course was designed by Cam Hardigree, a regional architect who has worked primarily across the southeastern United States. Montgomery's rolling terrain and mature pine forests provide the natural setting, with the layout moving through wooded corridors typical of Alabama golf courses from this era of development. The routing takes advantage of the property's elevation changes, creating variety in hole presentations and approach angles. Bermuda grass fairways and greens are standard for the region's climate, and the design incorporates water features and bunkers that define playing corridors and frame green complexes. The course serves as the home facility for members who value both recreational golf and competitive play within the club. Arrowhead Country Club functions as a traditional private club in Montgomery's golf landscape, offering dining and social amenities alongside the golf course. The membership reflects the local community, and the club hosts regular member events and competitions throughout the season. As a private facility, it maintains conditions suited to year-round play in Alabama's mild climate, with the course typically closing only during the brief winter dormancy period for bermuda grass.