Heritage Golf Links - Tradition Nine

Would give 0 stars if I could, walked in and was greeted by the pro shop staff (Grant) on his phone and had to wait for him to finish whatever he was doing before he attended to us. Asked to redeem our free drinks a I have done in the past and told he cannot do this because it wasn’t something they do anymore( yet last round I played a couple of weeks ago it was not a problem). Rude staff all around and will never come back. Beware of all the past comments about them farming money is true. Enough so that the free drink advertised on GolfNow was something they cannot do or have ever done? I was told the head pro is Scott, will see if I ever hear back from him.Grant refused to help with anything even after showing him the photo attached. Ridiculous golf club

Heritage is a decent course and very convenient if you live somewhat in the area. It’s 5-10 minutes from my house so I play it a bunch, otherwise I probably wouldn’t drive more than 20-30 to go play it. The greens are getting close to being in good shape, punched probably 3 weeks ago or so, so still still a little bumpy and furry. A few more weeks of healing and a cut and they should be solid. Tee boxes and fairways need attention though, very little grass and a lot of hardpan dirt lies, which will hopefully improve as summer kicks in. Overall, decent course to play if you’re in the area, 3-9’s to choose from which helps with the crowds, cause it gets packed. $50-$60 tops

Normally it’s the greens that really make a public course unplayable, but at this course it was the tee boxes. I’d say 80% of the tee boxes didn’t have grass and were just sand. Definitely unfortunate. Challenging layout that made you hit smart golf shots, but conditions like this will disappoint golfers at every level.

Lots of undulating fairways and greens with all sorts of elevation: a good challenge. As with most clubs, the sand traps are terrible; a lot of mud and standing water. Still, a fun course to play.

Tee boxes are straight dirt and greens punched. Don’t waste your time and money. Might be better in a couple months.

Course layout was great but the greens were all punched and no notes on Golf Now. Greens were pretty rough and not super realistic. Almost 100% dead fairways and sand tee boxes. Once back in shape, will be good test for sure. The group of old timers I was was initially paired with suggested I wait until next group and gave me the 3rd degree about what I shoot, where I am from, what tees I played etc. etc. before teeing off to the point the started had to tell them to back off. Was my first time there, and I apparently showed up during one of their small group times. Ended up playing with the next group in about 4 1/2 hours with absolutely no wait on anyone, painfully slow. Would recommend any decent golfers that can break 80 to NOT just show up and expect a decent group mid week.

Greens were airated like a few days before we played. Impossible to putt, but of course Heritage will NOT discount during those times. $80 on a Saturday for bare fairways and plugged greens… but it’s the only option available this weekend sooo…..

nice staff

hope to install ball cleaning equipment at each holes

It was great to play here. 3 different 9 Hole course - Heritage Traditional and Legacy. So that made this interesting. Anbody will enjoy the course. Greens well kept. Nice work team Heritage

Unfortunately I cannot recommend this course. First, the two nines that I played (and I believe the rest of the course) don’t have a flat lie anywhere. Each fairway looks like a mogul run. So, a drive in the middle of the fairway will inevitably end up rolling down to the bottom of one of these moguls next to a drain. Next, the greens were in terrible shape with tons of divots. I suppose if the course was in good shape the round might feel special with a unique challenge, but instead I felt like there should be a windmill some where.

The staff was friendly enough I guess. I just felt like if you are going to pay the $80 to play there, that it isn’t worth it.