Heritage Golf Links - Legacy Nine

Would give overall rating & course conditions a 4.5 if that was an option. Got a good deal on a golf booking website, would not pay regular rate. Played Legacy & Tradition 9’s. Overall course in good to great shape. Not sure if there’s a flat green on the course. Didn’t play out of traps, not raked. Hot day needing water cooler on course. Friendly staff

First one off the tee at 630 am so Im really not sure about pace of play but everything else was top notch. I played Heritage and Tradition and hills all throughout both are hard to deal with!! Super challenging but so much fun and it will make you think twice about what shot you want to hit.

This course is fine. The design is okay, with some very tight holes and others with extreme green contours. This course gets a lot of play and despite Golf Now showing a wide open tee sheet for late afternoon , I ran into groups on my 2nd hole and it just got slower from there even after pairing up with another group.

Most of the challenge of this course is on the greens. As long as you stay close to the fairways and out of the woods, you'll be OK until you hit your approach shot to the greens. The greens are very large and have large undulations. If you are not in the proper quadrant, be happy with a 3-putt. The greens right now are beautiful, but thick and slow. The challenge is to hit the right quadrant to avoid 3-putting. Overall, it's a great challenge.

This course could be so much better. Great practice facilities, great layout with challenging greens. However, course conditions left a bit to be desired. The greens were very slow and filled with ball divots. They were soft and little ball repair is done by patrons. Tee boxes were also pretty rough. I liked the layout enough to still enjoy the round. Plus there’s 27 holes. Bar and shop were above average for a public course.

I wish the people who played this course knew what a divot tool was. I sincerely think Heritage would benefit from posting signs about repairing divots on fairways and greens and even reminding players as they check in. The grass on the greens is in nice shape, but they are currently cut pretty long, but I also played after a night of rain.

I've played here 20+ times and I always try to avoid the peak hours because it can get backed up.

This was the first time playing the course. It was a beautiful course. It looks as though the greens and fairways are in great shape. The bunkers are hard tho, it was hard to get under the ball. The course has a ton of rolling hills which make it a challenging course to get the perfect lay. There was a good amount of water holes and overall a great time. This place is super busy always so pace of play was about 30 minutes total slower than usual play but no one was trying to rush us. The price is worth the course, I will be back

Great course for 50-60. Greens were in good shape. As much as you could ask for on a 50-60$ public course

The course was only in fair condition. The tees, greenss and bunkers were fair at best. The greens were terribly slow. Many tees had little to no grass on them. Many bunkers had practically no sand in them and most fairways were extremely hardened. The course is in need of a lot of mainenance.

Great value in ATL area. Everyone is nice and the course is fine, should be a lot greener this time of year. The pace of play is ridiculously slow. If you’re looking to burn time and hang with friends it’s great. Not great for a quick round. It will take you 6 hours to play 18.

Nice hilly layout. Greens very slow. Not worth the prime time green fee but if can get a deal and don't mind slow greens...