Heritage Creek Golf Club

"Excellent nine hole course. Greens are always in good shape and the course, overall, is well maintained. While it’s not the widest or most forgiving course out there, but because of that it’s an awesome place to work on specific aspects of your game each time you go out. I’ve been loving the 6:36-6:48 weekday tee time lately. Perfect time to get in nine holes and still get to work on time. Staff is great, accommodating and friendly. Maintenance staff out on the course (especially during those early morning tee times) have it down to a science and weave in and out of the way to keep groups moving (but please folks, wait for them before you tee off). Looking forward to the rest of the season here!"

"We spent last Saturday night playing glow golf. Had a great time. Very friendly staff. Nice 9 hole layout"

"Anticipating a good course, on the 1st tee there is 75 yds of tall grass on the fairway, I miss hit a straight shot and lost a ball while looking for it. Then it seems every hole has NO ROUGH, if I hit a shot off the fairway, it lands in a tall grass/wildflower area to get lost AGAIN ! not my idea of a forgiving course. Lost 5 balls in 9 holes."

"Nice layout for a 9 hole course. Some holes are tight but for the most part it is wide open and forgiving. Greens were in great shape. Course is well maintained and great for a 9 hole course. Easily one of the best 9 hole course in the area and for the price with a cart. Walking is not recommended."

"The Website claims of "Bent Grass from tee to green" is a lie. A more accurate claim would be, "Crab Grass from tee to green". Just look at the pictures below. To be fair, this is a Dr. Jekyll and Hyde course. After a literal 3,413 foot drive from the 'clubhouse' to the first tee (No kidding- measured by Google Maps, nearly 3/4 mile!), there's a dilapidated shack with a vandalized/empty vending machine and a tee full of crab grass. The first three holes are atrociously maintained- the second tee box has no actual grass at all- and the greens are full of large dead areas. Huge swaths of the fairway is full of crabgrass and large dead areas (100 square feet or more) Sandtraps are not maintained and full of weeds- except for a once over from a Sandpro cart where all you see are tire tracks. (Note to Management.. can you pay a teenager for one day and just use a nail drag on your Sandpro and spray RoundUp?) When you get to the homes- yes, the fairways are in somewhat better shape (and there is a picture below). But to describe this as even close to being in 'good shape' is a stretch in imagination. And to charge $34/nine is a travesty. That's $68/18. Where is the money going? Service was practically nonexistent- there were four people total working the course (Sunday, 8/30)- though the drink cart lady was very, very nice and drinks cold- though she disappeared after 4pm. Overall, this could be a diamond in the rough, but you do NOT get what you pay for. Advice to management is to prioritize the sand traps (easiest/less costly to maintain- hire some teenagers to weed them), greens, teeboxes, and then fairways. But to suggest that it's "Bent Grass from Tee to Green" is false advertising. I know the management responds to these reviews- so hopefully with all of the increases fees generated because of COVID, the money earned can be put back into the course."