Heritage Ranch Golf and Country Club

Course is in good shape. Took 4hrs. 15mins to play the round as a 4-some. Usually expensive for a round on the weekends, but last weekend was within my budget. Would do again when the price is right.

Wish there was a way to know its “cart path only” before booking.

I was in town for business that ended early. I had about 5 hours to play if everything went right. Searched Golf Now and found great ratings and a Hot Deal of $15. Could not pass this up even if I had to leave the course early. The course had full set of relatively new Taylormade M2 and irons rentals and two sleeves of balls for $49. When I asked about having a solo cart because I needed to be off the course in 4 1/2 hours, I was guaranteed that I would be off in less than 4 1/2 hours. We finished in less than 4:10.

The course played very well. The greens though were very firm, almost like a rock. The ball doesn't stop. A little harder than where I normally play. There were a couple of soft tee boxes that had been over watered. besides these minor issues, the course played very well. The fairways were green and smooth. The greens were well cut without any bad areas and rolled smooth and consistent.

I heartily recommend this course to anyone in the area or traveling through the Dallas area,.

Got a great deal on golf now. Course was in great shape. Greens where nice and fast! The guy at the pro shop who checked me in gave the impression I was interrupting him. Went back in later and there were other staff there who were much more attentive. We let a single play though on the second par 3 with no one else behind or ahead of us. A short time later a marshal came out to tell us we were 7 min behind pace. RRALLY?! He said the pro shop wanted us to speed it up.

Got a hot deal and well worth the money! Course was in great shape and pace of play was very good for a Sunday afternoon. Not millions of bunkers, but very strategically placed. Most fairways were very wide.

Stunning. Love this course every time. Greens are perfect, fairways are perfect, rough and bunkers are challenges, just a really great course.

As conditions continue to suffer at most Dfw daily fee golf courses, heritage ranch shines. Conditions are really good. I do not believe there is a better daily fee experience. You'll have to go to privates to get a better layout and conditions. Service and amenities are good, not great. Drink cart last call was at 2:45 on a Sunday in 95 degree heat??? Not much else to complain about. Great value too at $50 INC cart.

I booked the hot deal and went off just a little after noon. Hot deal was appropriate because it was blistering hot. Pace of play is very important to folks there as our starter emphasized it several times and provided us with a printed sheet telling us our expected finish times for each 9. The course was in excellent condition. The greens had been aerated about two weeks ago but had come back well and were firm and fast. The course is fairly open but still has plenty of challenges. It wasn't crowded in the afternoon due to the heat and we didn't encounter any groups until the back 9. Regarding pace of play, we finished just under the 4 hours and 20 minutes the starter said they were seeking. One of the things that slows down pace of play is the layout itself. The course is built in a residential community and some of the commutes from a green to the next tee are quite lengthy and if one is unfamiliar with the course confusing. It would be difficult to walk this course. That minor criticism aside, I enjoyed the course and definitely plan to return for another round.

I hadn't been to Heritage in about 6 years. Now that I live up this way, I will be back. Great conditions - bunkers, fairways, tees, and greens. Very lush and green. Greens rolled perfectly with lots of undulations. Service was spot on, food was good, and the cart girl (woman) was nice and flirty. The back tees are not too penal here, just allows you to hit driver where the other tees do not. I loved the course. Pace was ok for a Sunday mid morning (4:25). Will definitely be back, especially with a golf now discount.

This course was great. Played a little long from the whites at just under 6500 yards, but I will definitely be back.

I LOVE the course layout and how every hole was different. I got to use every single club in my bag which is very rare. This course isn't easy but it is pretty open. I thought a lot of houses would be in play but there weren't near as many once you get on the course.

The greens were rolling EXTREMELY fast so be ready for that. They were in great shape for this time of year as well.

The restaurant inside was also great. Overall a great experience and I'll be back.

Very tough course. Excellent conditions. Greens very fast but also very firm.

Course gets a 9+ for condition, layout, and pace. However the Pro Shop head gets a 2. The day I scheduled this round it had flooded some of the holes the previous day, closing 5 6 and 7. I asked if they are discounting any of the rounds due to closed holes. He became very rude and referred to me as " You Golfnow People" and said no and that he wouldn't get into it with the Golfnow group. I drove 1.5 hrs from my home to play this course - but never again. No wonder the game doesn't grow. If you want to play a great course - look into Squaw Valley in Glen Rose - well worth the drive and friendly people too.

Greens were a little slower than usual but overall course is in excellent condition

This is a great course for all levels....just play your correct tees.

It looks like you can play longer, however this couse will eat you up if you can't hit your long irons or chip off the tight lies around the greens.

Plenty of chances for birdie.......and for bogey!!

Some blind shots that are true to the yardage from the cart gps.

Knowing the course will definitely help ....it's a shotmakers course. Out of position makes for a long day of scrambling!

First of all, the course was in great shape. While other courses at this time of the year have terrible greens (from aerating/sanding, etc), HR has managed to keep the greens playable (although somewhat slow). Pace of play was excellent (just under 4 hours). It has somewhat open fairway landing areas but changes in elevation and doglegs make this course somewhat challenging, especially for someone who is not familiar with the course. Strong winds, which is the norm for this area, with different speed/direction at various elevations also contribute to the challenge. Overall, definitely one of the top ten public courses in north Dallas area.

The greens were like ice. Ball would not stop on the green. Land 10 yards short of the hole and end up off the back of the green.