Heritage Ranch Golf and Country Club

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!!

The greens are in bad shape. It is as if they forgot to cover them during a winter storm. They should be ok by July 4th.

It's almost May and the course is not in good shape. The greens are the worst I have seen in the 12 years I have been playing there. They should be offering 1/2 price discounts. The grounds crew ought to be replaced

Greens probably need another week or two - pretty crusty and bumpy. Great bunkers and fairways. Bermudagrass is coming into season. Tee boxes looked like they needed a mowing, but were ok. Pace was ok - there was a fivesome of drunk 20-somethings holding things up. We finally passed them on #14 after 3:15.

Starter was very friendly and gave us some idea of course volume. Restaurant here is pretty nice but was closed for Easter brunches and lunches. The course itself is one of the best in dfw. Challenging but fair, great layout. I enjoy coming here about 3-4x a year. By early May I think the conditions will be perfect.

Course is in great shape except the greens. This is unusual for heritage ranch as usually they are perfect. Today they were bumpy and portions appeared to be dead. Looking forward to them being back to how they usually are!

$100 course in poor condition. Fairways were rough, we had to move our ball sometimes up to 15 ft to find an area to hit from and the greens were unplayable. They were doing maintenance on bunkers during our round. The winter was harsh to this course I get it, but don’t charge a premium for a sub par product.

Once again, $100 course in poor condition. Course layout was good, Pace of play was good. We had to move our ball around in the fairway to find a decent patch of grass to hit off of on almost every hole, greens were not even playable. Overall course needs a lot of work and the current condition is poor. Definitely not worth $100.

Greens were like concrete w/ visible dirt/mud underneath the surface.. pro shop staff was stuck up, assumingly because its a "country club".. fairways did not seem like grass that would be on a golf course, almost like a cow pasture.. layout is nice, and always heard great things so maybe the course is better later in the season.. either that or maintenance has fallen off a cliff.. Definitely not worth the exorbitant fees that are currently in place

Solid layout, greens were extremely firm (almost as if they haven’t been watered), however played true, and excellent challenge for a player of any level. Definitely will go back!

Course was in pretty good shape, but some tee boxes and some greens were not ideal, probably because of recent weather conditions. Can’t wait to see what it’s like when the fairways are greener.

In good shape for this time of year and sand traps are done well.

This course is awesome. Incredible value. Playing in Texas, I’m used to rock hard greens that don’t allow you to stop the ball. This course is not that. Greens were soft and the ball stopped on a dime. I felt like a pro out there. Huge boost to confidence. The course is open and great for players of all skill level.

Pace of play could have been better for a Tuesday. There were 3 consecutive 1some’s in front of us that slowed the pace a bit. Not incredibly inconvenient though. The course was beautiful enough to where I didn’t mind taking it all in.

I will be back next week. The value is just too great.

Enjoyed the course. The only challenge is that there are houses nearby on some holes so if you slice the ball , beware of breaking windows. Otherwise it's a great experience.

We started early after a heavy rain overnight. Fairways were soggy and had many puddles (more like small ponds), so we were limited to cart path only. On the fifth hole, the starter drove up as we were teeing off and told us that holes 5 & 6 are closed and hole 7 will be par 3 (instead of 4). No apologies & no offers to compensate. We had to drive backwards to cut over to the temporary 7th tee because the carts would lock up when we got off the cart path. On the back 9, many of the fairway bunkers were under repair and unplayable.