The Links at Heartland Crossing

There was some rain right before our tee time, but the course in excellent condition. Fairways in excellent condition. Greens were wet, but still quick and rolled out nicely. We would definately come back--especially at the golfnow rate of $28 for weekend.

One of my favorite rounds of the year! Course can challenge anyone and you will have to hit shots to play well.

Everything but the bunkers were in good shape. Some bunkers were fine others were just dirt and rock. Clean them up and a 5 star course.

Great day of golf for good money! Large and deep bunkers make every shot into the green difficult and offer a cool look.

I always enjoy playing here. Course is in great shape. Greens have lots of character. Sand traps pose a challenge on the back nine on several holes.

I would play this course over and over again, loved it

I love and hate this course. The layout is fantastic, the price to play is awesome, the people are friendly. However, the course maintenance is horrid. There is little to no sand in most bunkers. There is weeds and grass growing in a lot of the bunkers. If you want to have 80-100 bunkers on the course you need to maintain them.

Nice course with a good track. Greens were rolling well. Lots of heavily bunkered greens and fairway sand that can run your score up quickly!

Course was a little soggy in spots, but never had a plugged lie. Bunkers were in bad shape, almost no sand and lots of rocks. Greens were OK, but several greens had un-repaired pitchmarks.

For mid-June in Indiana the course was in good shape, however the course is nowhere close to what it used to be 3 or 4 years ago. Definitely headed downhill. They also removed the really nice custom GPS units from the carts (new fleet of carts) which was a big selling point. Now they just have a single 150 driveway marker stuck in each fairway.

In my opinion, they are progressing more to a muni style course instead of a higher end public course. I won't play for rack rates, always wait for a deal on GolfNow.

The course is very good shape. It is a fun course to play with many challenges and opportunities to score. The bunkers are deep!

The course was in good shape overall, the only disappointing aspects are the sand traps and the greens. The greens had a lot of pitch marks and the sand traps didn't have a lot of sand and appear to be under construction.

Course has slipped last couple of years. Would have appreciated yardage markers - ones in fairway were almost impossible to see as grass had grown over them. Heather was cut down substantially. Limited number of players so money is not likely going to be there to keep the course up

The amount of bunkers on this course is ridiculous! The course plays as a test to "Open" style Links play. The Bunkers are very deep and they are everywhere! The worst part is, most of the bunkers have little to no sand in them which made for some frustrating shots. If you can hit a driver 275 + yards, I'd recommend playing the Blue Tee's. Anything shorter requires White Tee's, or as we saw with the wannabe's in the group ahead of us, you'll be holding up everyone on the course, all day. This course is very challenging, so if you do decide to take it on, play your game, pick the right tee's, and try and avoid the the 120+ bunkers.

This course my my friends and my favorite but we will not go back. There is no yardage marking anywhere except a few sprinkler heads here and there. It took us 6 hours to play 18 and we had to let people through left and right because we spent literally about 8 minutes per hole searching for yardage markers. Called the course and they said they will put some markers in later after they finish bunker construction. Said they have every possible person on staff doing bunkers. We played at the course twice this week and never once said anyone working on any bunker. Yardage markers are much more important. They took out the GPS carts and should have put in other yardage markers immediately. Shoe selection in the pro shop is really bad. Left my shoes at home and they didn't even have my size in stock. Had to buy huge clown shoes and couldn't get any with spikes. For $45 per round I expect some yardage marking to be put in immediately. I was told I had to purchase a yardage marker book for $3 at the clubhouse. Sorry I don't pay for yardage. Other than that it's a great course, greens are nice, and fairways are nice. Love this course but will not drive 2 hours anymore until they put in yardage.

Lots of sand and water. Fun course.
Challenging for a high handicapper like me.
Very enjoyable.

This course is very challenging and well maintained fairway and greens. Very friendly staff .

We played in early April and the conditions were surprisingly average compare to other courses. I'm sure it will come in once the weather gets consistent but not up to the level of other local courses. A great place to play, just get out early on the weekends as the course plays slow.

This is supposed to be a somewhat upscale course. The greens were in pretty decent shape, but the fairways were only so-so (grass wasn't filled in) and the roughs were terrible (weeds, barespots, lack of grass). Also, the bunkers were not in good shape, but at least they are working to fix/modify them by removing the current grass on the slopes of the bunkers in favor of all sand.

Local courses are starting to come in after the harsh winter. I was a little dissapointed in the greens after playing other courses in the last two weeks which seemed to be in much better shape. Overall conditions were decent just a little off what I was expecting after playing other equally ranked courses this year.

We played on march 30th. The course was in rough condition as it is early in the year. The greens weren't up to their usual standards and the bunkers need a lot of work.