Heritage Isles Golf and Country Club

Could have enjkyed it more ,if not for the tbunderstorm and rain..but wonderdul course..

Overall the course is in decent shape for this time of year. The greens seem a little slow. A good experience was had by all.

Overall the course was in pretty good shape for the time of year. The greens were fairly true and the balla rolled well. A good golfing day experience.

Started on time, some waiting but still finished in four hours, fairways & greens in good condition. Very nice course

They are overbooked and the staff is quite rude in the pro shop and starter. Nice course but you will be playing at least a 5 hour round here and waiting on every tee

The course, the range and the staff here far exceeded my expectations for a mid-priced track on the outskirts of Tampa. Ten minute tee times made pace a nonissue. I was fortunate to play with a member who was a good player and was generous with advice on how to navigate each hole… probably saved me 5 strokes. The smallish greens were in great shape and the cart GPS was spot on. Would absolutely play again if in the area again.

Had a twosome, got right out with another twosome. Finished regulation time. Course was in good shape!

In really good condition for this time of the year!

Nice layout but way to many groups on the course. Did not see one course ranger.

Greens need rolling and firming.

First of all, the booking is very efficient and for a course that is open to the public the amenities, staff, starters and rangers are 5 star! For the Tampa Bay Region there are a lot more courses much worse than this one that charge more money, so the value is great.

The only complaint I have is with the people that play here. As a single player they pair you up with anyone who books your tee time which is good so you meet a lot of different people.

I have noticed many of the people I've been paired up with don't fill in their divots, don't rake the sand trap and don't fix ball marks on the green. Golf ediquite is important. When I play with players I don't know, I stand to the side of the tee box and watch their ball flight to help them find it. Many of the younger players hit it really far and high and some need a spotter to follow the flight of the ball.

I do that and it helps keep the speed up.

On the other hand, many of the players don't even watch my ball flight. I don't get it. This is always a busy course so being able to find balls, especially now when the leaves are covering the ability to see the reflection of a ball, it can take a little while to find a ball.

Is it too much to ask for these players to understand that golf is a game where there is decorum?