Heritage Golf Links - Legacy Nine

Overall the course was ok for a public course. Greens were extremely soft and players don’t fix their divots which is a problem. Green are pretty good but all the old divot mark are a problem with some putts. Also a lot of goose crap on some greens!? Overall decent course but a hard layout. Will plays it again…range balls suck!

This course is looking rough. Most sand traps are basically unplayable mud pits. The greens are just beat! I guess no one repairs divots because every green was just decimated with divots, which makes putting a crap shoot. Then we had a 6-some in front of us. Not sure how that happens. Didn’t see one Marshall the entire round. Only saw the bev cart once. Generally, the place is in disrepair throughout. But it’s an awesome course. Very challenging. Green contours are tough. Lots of undulations in the fairways.

Staff is nice, facilities are decent, and the layout is awesome and somewhat challenging but expect a lot of congestion on the course during the weekdays as a lot of seniors come to play. Average play time is 4 hours and 45 minutes. I had to sit and wait at each tee at least 5 minutes every time. And some patrons don't follow cart rules.

I highly recommend playing here if you know how to play. Beginners stay away.

One of the better public courses I’ve played in ATL. Great experience for the price.

Very well designed course. Tons of raised greens in good condition. Punishing water and sand features if you try and go too long. Played early early Friday morning and had no issues with pace of play. Starter was very nice about letting us start early with a group of 3. Grill wasn't open when we made the turn at 9am but no big deal.

Only complaint was that the Heritage course had hard clay bunkers with shale pebbles mixed in. Who likes that?

The golf course consists of 3-9 holes courses, Heritage, Tradition and Legacy. This was my first time playing Legacy and it was Legit! The course is a challenge yet manageable. Legacy is very well maintained but Tradition could use a little TLC...not much but the other 2 are better.

I play here regularly and the conditions have improved. There are a few tee boxes where the grass is still sparse, the greens could be a bit quicker (and smoother if more golfers fixed their divots), and some bunkers need rebuilt, but they are almost all playable and better than they were 4-6 weeks ago. That may not be the case a day or two after heavy rains, but that warning applies to most courses. You have to play here early or it will be a long, slow round. The course plays longer and is more challenging than many realize, so they head to the Blue tees and then can't reach most Par 4s in two shots which slows everyone down.

HAVEN'T played in a few years due to weekend slow.pace of play. Course is in great shape, the layout is challenging and the greens were full, smooth albeit incredibly slow. Great value,, played for $29 on a Friday.

The course was in great shape with the exception of about 4 of the tee boxes. I will say that I tee'd off really early (7:45am) so pace of play was great for us. However, we did see quite a bit of backup happening behind us and as we made the turn. The greens were in great shape and they have a good driving range and a nice practice area too. I will definitely return to play again.

All in all the course is in great shape, with one exception, the bunkers. Most bunkers are absent of sand and in horrible shape. If you end up in one chances are that you will be hitting off of red clay as hard as concrete. At this price point (north of 80$ on the weekend) this is completely unacceptable!!!

Poor course management. Trying to shove too many people in too short of time. Were already backed up at 7:50. Rangers not paying attention.