Heritage Ranch Golf and Country Club

I thought considering Texas July heat and no rain in what seems like forever the course was in great condition. I love the layout. If I didn’t live so far away I would join the club.

Conditions/course maintenance were definitely above average (compared to other courses in the area). They paired me up with a foursome and had I stayed with them it would have been a five hour round, so just like everywhere else pace of play was abismal.

If you’re reading this review, please play faster, and encourage your friends to play faster as well (you’ll likely score better).

This is a relatively less difficult course where you can swing driver more freely in my opinion. Fairways and green were in good shape. The areas off the green look maintained reasonably. A complaint is there is no water station throughout the course.

We kept getting slow play warnings which became somewhat after a while. We waited for the group in front of us every hole. But I didn’t see anyone came out and encourage the slow group to speed up. Or, can the warning be sent to only the 1st group that clog the course?

Overall it's a fun course in good shape. When I went though the 3rd-8th holes were cart path only and one hole was temporarily a par 3 instead of a par 4 (probably to repair some of the fairway)

Have played here many times and was worst I’ve ever seen greens. Not a 95 dollar course in current condition.

I love Heritage Ranch, but the greens were horrible yesterday. Extremely bumpy, patchy in places, hadn’t been mowed and in need of water. The course is one of my favorites and I have never seen the greens like this so I am hopeful they get this addressed and not lose the greens as it starts to get really hot. The rest of the course is in good shape.

The course was in good condition. There was a temporary tee box that was shortened to a par 3.

I would suggest to have a bucket of water for golfers to use to wet their towels.

Got stuck behind a 4 some of older gentlemen that could not get off the tee box past the ladies tee but insisted on playing the 6,500 yard tees. I think they hit 3-4 shots to reach the green on par 4's and wouldn't let my faster 3 some play through. Resulted in nearly 5 hours of torture waiting every single shot watching them look for lost balls and barely hit the ball above head high. No marshal to be seen and despite warnings on the carts asking everyone to speed up pace of play nothing happened.

Greens and fairways were punched 2 weeks ago and haven't recovered yet, very slow and bumpy greens but was warned ahead of the round so can't say much there.

Greens need work but otherwise this course is great for the price!

Like the title says the greens were in a little bit worse condition than usual. This is nitpicking though as this course is usually top 5 in the area for. Overall condition especially the greens. They have obviously punched them recently and when they grow in fully I would expect nothing less than the usual condition and maybe even better with the extra rain this year.

Otherwise I always enjoy my round here and the food at the turn is great too. If you haven’t checked out this course it’s definitely worth the trip.

The course was in great condition from tee box to green. Once you got to the green was a different story. They were very slow and bumpy.

This is the nicest course north of Dallas. Amazing layout and design. Great staff and price. Greens were ok, glad they were cut down and should be amazing within a week or two. Highly recommend!!