Heron Bay Golf & Country Club

This course is definitely challenging! I enjoyed the oar 3s. The long par 4s are tough but it pretty balanced when playing from the member tees.

Better be close to the hole on your approach - more than 15-20 feet is three putt waiting to happen even though the greens were aerated recently. Can’t wait for the summer. A little wet but overall a good place to play on a beautiful day.

I gotta say my last experince was VERY bad! This time a nice woman met me in the clubhouse and it was a pleasant experience. She was warm and welcoming. The course was a bit soggy but I expected that with all the rain we've been having.

Being late winter, it is chilly and the fairways are not in good condition and difficult because the grass is dormant and the lies are very tight. This, and the wet ground, makes chipping very challenging. However, the greens are in very good shape and are very quick! Crystal Lake could take a lesson from Heron Bay when it comes to greens, as Heron Bay seems to always have greens superior to those at Crystal Lake throughout the year.

From the moment I walked to the counter the attendant decided they were going to come at me all wrong, nothing but negativity came from this man. Since I had used a free time I decided not to even play as his actions put me in a negative mindset which would ultimately effect the way I would play .

Course in great shape. Had received few inches of rain days before so a bit soggy but the greens were great xcellent and fastest I’d seen here.

Allowing a five some out on a Sunday Morning wasn't the best idea. They may have joined up themselves but it slowed down play behind them, until we skipped a hole to play through. Understandable that there was no ranger, but frustrating!

Course is nice and a variety of challenging holes. Greens are fast and tricky. Enjoyed the round

The course is, of course, in winter conditions. As such, the fairways are tight and in some places nearly bear. The greens, however, are in really very decent condition and they are FAST. Good opportunity to practice that putting stroke!

This is a nice course as you have to shape your shots to score low. Do not get side tracked by the nice homes and the lake, the greens roll true and you are rewarded for being in the fairways. I like the long part 3 hole where you have to be long or left. The green is huge but just don't miss it. Some of the fairways are huge so you can let it rip on some par fives as they are reachable in two. The tougher holes are some par 4s. If you can hit your 4-7 irons good you are practically looking at birdie or par putts on those. Well, I had fun and will be back as I reside here in Henry County.

Heron Bay offers a tour like challenge that makes the average golfer feel as though they're in the pros playing field. I found that the course has some very difficult holes that make pars feel genuine and earned. I have played this course numerous times and find that the course is just better and better. Heron Bay should be a top pick on your reservation radar for a weekend round.

I like the layout of the course. Great staff, from the guy in the ProShop to the Cart return guy, they were friendly and professional. I recommend this course.

I will play it again so I can get used to the greens couldn't make no puts what is a good golf course to play a Michael Carter-Williams

This is not a first timers course. I’m sure it will get better if I will play the second and third time however it was very challenging with the walkers the tree lining different elevation of the greens made it a challenging course. The scenery was remarkable though.

Upon arrival for my reservation I was told by this older Caucasian guy that the computer was down so there was no way to check if I had a reservation. No problem, I showed the guy my reservation in the GolfNow app. He said "I still can't tell if you already paid in advance." So, thankfully I had an emailed receipt proving I paid, so I showed him that. He then asks another guy behind the desk(staff I assume) if he could pull up the system on his phone which at this point I'm starting to suspect something else is going on other than the computers being down. So I told him my receipt is proof enough that I paid and politely asked where were the golf carts. I also informed him that I had a friend who's paid for his reservation seperately coming as well. I called my friend and told him of the computer situation and to be prepared to show his emailed reciept. Well he did just that but the older Caucasian guy at the register put him through the whole mess about the computer as well even though he showed him his receipt. So, when my friend asked where the golf carts were, he was told that he only paid for half a reservation and he wasnt entitled to a golf cart, plus he needed to be wearing a collared shirt although we saw 3 other caucasian people playing in a t-shirt as well (it was 94 degrees out). My friend decided not to make a big stink about it because he felt like they were looking for a reason to revoke his reservation. I feel we were completely disrespected by the staff there and from now on I'm going to video my experiences in the clubhouse to legally protect myself against what I feel are people who don't particularly care for African Americans playing at that course. Since they didnt know me or my friend from Adam im open to a more accetable excuse why they behaved so badly? Im happy to report though it's going to be one of my most played courses.