Heritage Hills Golf Course

Golf course has made huge improvements repairing the past winter’s damage. I was the only person playing on the front nine of the course at 10am on Thursday August 3.

Having 100% cart path only along with several temporary greens (greens are recovering from winter storm damage) might be a bit excessive. Regular experienced players will treat the course with caution and respect, 100% cart path only will cause a lot of experienced, course respecting players to play elsewhere until 90% to/from your ball and cart path is reinstated.

The cost of was $50 a round which would be a good value if the course was in good shape. However, there was winter kill on every green we got to play on . Plus 5 temporary greens. It should have cost like $20.

Booked on Golfnow to play with a army buddy of mine. The course was is terrible shape. No practice putting green. There was, I believe, 6 temporary greens and still other greens that putting was almost impossible. Could be a nice course but for the foreseeable future I would go elsewhere.

Temporary Greens, Dry Fairways, No Cart Girl past 2 pm on Saturdays, Group of 5 in front of us didn't let us play through, this has to be one of the worst courses I have ever played.

I’ve played this course several times and I really like it but right now a lot of the greens are not in very good shape. 4 greens are unplayable and they have temporary greens set up in the fairways. I would pass on this course for now and wait till it’s been repaired.

Greens and some fairways were in poor condition, several temporary greens were set up. Won’t return until next year if it’s in better shape

Course was in absolute terrible condition and half of the holes had a “temporary green” in the middle of the fairway outlined with spray paint.

Do not waste your time playing here. Course conditions were awful. Greens were pretty much nonexistent.

Overall course is best conditioned considering the nasty winter weather this year!! Nothing is ever going to be perfect, and lots of folks are being critical without consideration that most areas in Oklahoma were subjected to several nights of below zero temperatures. Very unusual for this area. This course has been fortunate due to terrain and overall protection than most courses.

Staff is extremely friendly and helpful. The course is in the process of recovering. I’ve placed this course when visiting relatives over the past 30+ years and it’s been a pleasure to play here.

Challenging and in the best shape this year that I’ve seen in Tulsa area this year.

Has a lot of potential, but all the greens except for 18 are dirt. There are currently 3 provisional holes. Some of the fairways are good some are ok and one is almost all dirt. With a little work this course could be really nice.

Staff is very friendly. Over priced given the course conditions. We are out of the winter phase and the course was still beat up especially the greens with big chunks of dead spots and moss growing, tee boxes were hard as concrete and nothing but dirt, fairways were fine. Pace of play could have been better, I wish the club house would manage this better. I played in a threesome, the group in front of us was 5 and both groups had to wait on a slow pairing that must have thought they were in the US Open.

For as fun as the layout is, it was disheartening how bad shape the greens were. And some tee boxes were nothing but dirt. Staff was extremely friendly though.