The Links at Heartland Crossing

Getting much better place to play golf I think the management is finally figure it out and the fairways and greens are all coming back in the play not a bad place to play

This was the slowest and most cluttered time on this course. People were jumping holes and going back and forth causing back ups every where. On hole 11 and 12 it took 37 minutes to play I called the pro shop about people cutting holes and nothing was done there was none monitoring start times just bad day. The course was burnt bad and we didn't have a lot of heat this year. And oil spilled everywhere from what looks like the lawn mower.
I like this course a lot but this time was was a bad one

I was excited to come back to my hometown and play what I remembered as a great course. Heartland Crossing was always a challenge and pristinely maintained. They haven't changed the layout but the maintenance of the course has severely diminished. All the bunkers and traps, the course is known for, go without attention. Tee boxes were unkept with weeds and the corpses of tees littering the ground. The greens were disappointingly slow. It is sad to see what was such a great golf course fall into such disrepair. I hope the owner will take heed, recognize this transgression and restore this former beauty to her original glory.

First green is diseased. Second fairway like a swamp, rest of course baked out. Bunkers have minimal sand - are truly hazards to play from. Plenty of crabgrass. Even with a Hot Deal rate, over priced based on course conditions. A total disappointment.

Decent course with multiple levels of difficulty, stay out of the traps if you can, they are plentiful and deep.

Let's get things clear from the beginning. I like Heartland Crossing a lot. I have a fairly light work schedule over the Summer, so I tend to play here about once a week, even though it's a half hour drive. Usually it doesn't disappoint.

Tuesdays apparently are different. The rate is much cheaper, and it seems like everybody wants to play. The pace was very slow. And so was our cart.

Around hole 5, we started to realize that our cart wasn't really going uphill all that well, but it's Indiana, so it's pretty flat, and we kept going. But we made a call to the clubhouse to see about getting another cart. We'll get one right out to you...

After limping through the next two holes, we called again. Oh, they didn't get you a new one? We'll send one out right away!

When we made the turn, we were told there were no more carts. Or we could wait 20-30 minutes for another one, since people were waiting at the first tee for theirs. We decided to try to make it, but ended up needing to push our cart to help it up some of the hills on the back 9.

I'm definitely not going to play another Tuesday round, since there are probably not enough carts to go around. Overall, we'd probably have been happier if we were just told from the beginning that there wasn't going to be another cart for us.

This course has steadily gone downhill in recent years, its obvious that they are not generating enough money to keep up this course and probably are not paying a greenskeeper enough for them to care about maintaining this course. Its too bad because this is a nice layout and could be a very nice course. I used to play this course regularly but I will not be back after this visit. Would rather pay more to play a course in good condition. Would not surprise me if this course closes soon.

The course is in bad shape. Fairways are brown and dry. Some greens have damage. It looks like a course on the way out. Not sure how many years it has left.

Good layout no maintenance on tees, fairways, sand traps greens were nice and challenging a little rough though

Sadly the course has fallen into disrepair. The bunkers are literally unplayable, with weeds growing in almost all of them, very little sand in several, many seem to have simply been abandoned.
Sad to see a nice design falling into this type of condition.

Great layout with lots of challenge.
Course used to be meticulously kept.
Kind of like that really hot girl in high school and then you see her after 15 years and think wow what happened. She's probably still a lot of fun, but not what she used to be.
If you hit the ball in the right places and don't stray from the fairway, you'll be fine.
Go play it, but play a discounted rate.
Enjoy

Heartland Crossing has everything a golfer could ask for. There are shots over water, right hand turning fairways, and left hand turning fairways. The best thing is the course is always in good condition of course you get the normal challenges related to weather and time of year but it is always fun to play.

A great day to enjoy some Father-daughter time. The staff was friendly, the greens were very receiving, but the pace of play was a bit slow. We had to wait on the group ahead of us and felt rushed for the first nine holes, but after we passed them it was full steam ahead. The plethora of traps always seemed well managed, but often it was without a rake within close proximity.

This is a good layout that isn't in great shape - but would be worth it if the pro shop staff could wake up! Cart started dying on the way to the first green. Called pro shop to get another cart immediately. They said oh, I don't think they charged all of the carts last night. Really, why not!

No one showed. Cart made it just past the tee on 3. Walked with cart bag until hole 8. This is after 4 more calls to the shop. Final call was a threat. Finally got the cart.

Not going back ever!

The links style was fun to play. Carts need GPS. The course was a bit difficult find but we'll worth it.

Moved away from area 20 years ago. Always enjoyed playing HC prior to move. Still one of the best values around the Indianapolis area. Try to avoid the bunkers and you will enjoy your round more.

There were a lot of weeds in the fairways. Greens were decent but could be better.