Heritage Glen Golf Club

This was a 6 hour plus round. A large group was backed up in front of us. No rangers or starter to keep them moving. The course allowed 5 somes and there were 3 groups on every hole.

At least once in a Life Time a must play golf course. Down hills and up, woods on both sides, turns along the way, just to keep you golf game in order. Extra balls will be needed-good luck playing.

Since moving to Kalamazoo from Raleigh, NC last year, this track is as close to Carolina golf that I've seen in the area yet. Great practice facility, and some tricky par 5's. I'll be coming back often.

need to play strategicly on several holes

Heritage Glen is a challenging and fun track between Kalamazoo and st Joseph Michigan. We play it several times each season and always find it in great shape. Michael in the pro shop is always good to work with. The food and beverage staff is attentive. The first hole is a deceiving par four with a hard left to the green at the end. The bunkers will get you if you aren't careful. It's definitely worth the drive! No pun intended

The pace of play was good.

The scenery was awesome.

We all enjoy the course compared to many others in and around the area. Highly recommend this course.

I love playing Heritage Glen. The course is always in great shape from tee to green. The fairways are crisp and the greens are fairly quick. The course is not overly long from the middle tees but still provides a challenge. I will always come back to play again.

Putting green is very good condition and smooth.

Only downfall is no direct route from south bend. And Michigan roads are terrible.

Nice layout some possible birdies and some real challenges

Very nice course,
Play the course and make good decisions as it has some challenging holes.
Great shape and very enjoyable course.
Would recommend this course as a must play!

Played pretty tough with several blind shots. Enjoyed the challenge and the staff was particularly nice.

We had a cloudy day but no rain and it was a great day to golf.

This is one of the fun courses around here for single digit handicappers. From the blue tees, you have to be somewhat accurate and long hitters have the advantage.

Greens are undulating at times but it was quite receptive as there was a huge thunderstorm the day before.

This course was fair but one of the longer courses I've played. Greens were really nice.

was paired up with another two, rather not, course is not long but somewhat tight didn't hit driver on many holes

Picked this course because my buddy and I wanted to play a course halfway between our homes in Detroit and Chicago. Looked somewhat out of the way so my expectations were low. What a find! It was a beautiful course, very well kept, and quite challenging. Some holes even reminded me of Treetops. I was very surprised that it wasn't as busy as you would expect for such a nice course on a beautiful Saturday in June. And the food was FANTASTIC! I highly recommend Heritage Glen.

I have played over 30 of the top 100 public courses in the U.S. (as ranked by Golf Digest), and the condition of this course is as good or better than many of those. The greens are in great shape and very fast--faster than many of the top 100 courses I have played. The course condition is nearly as good as Harbor Shores in Benton Harbor. The fairways are a little more lush at Harbor Shores, but the greens fees are significantly higher. For the price, Heritage Glen is an exceptional value. It would be my "go to" course if I still lived in the area.

Quick tip: On the par 5 # 4, keep your approach shot to the right side for a better shot at the green. On the par 5 # 5 (yep, back-to-back par 5's) keep your ball to the left of the fairway off the tee as the fairway slopes to the woods on the right. Also, be aware of the pond on the front and right on your approach to the green on #5. On #6 make note that the fairway ends at about 270 yards and drops into a creek.

I would say that Heritage Glen is one of the best conditioned courses available in the Kalamazoo/Grand Rapids area. I played 18 holes before May 1 and every one of the 18 greens had fully recovered from aerating. The course can get a little bit mushy in certain areas..but for the most part the course has a lot of color right now and the greens are easily the quickest I've played on this spring.
Carts are nice and new-ish and the course layout is easily understood, no wondering if you're hitting/driving toward the proper hole. Absolutely worth a hot deal.

this course was in good shape considering it's early spring, however, seems to be a little too tricked up. the worse part was there was no ranger and we were stuck behind a group of 7 young men drinking more beer than playing golf which lead to many lost ball searches and a 5 hour round. too bad, won't be back.