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Played it after we received a lot of rain this week. The course was very good with good drainage. Greens were also in good shape. It's a 60 mile drive for me, and I will gladly make the drive again to play Chicopee Woods.

The course was very slow mid day on a Sunday. We ended up playing being a group of 6 for several holes. Fairways were in good shape. Greens were punched recently and very slow. No beverage cart on a hot and humid day along with no water stations. Bring plenty to keep hydrated.

The greens were recently redone. Already, bare patches and other problems are already showing. Fairways and tee boxes are okay. Some of the bunkers are in very poor shape. Not much in the way of amenities such as food or beverages.

I do hope they get someone for a grounds keeper who knows what they're doing. Otherwise, they'll lose the greens pretty quickly.

The course is in great shape for tee to green. One of the best public courses in the Atlanta area.

I frequent this course about once a month. It's a great value. In general it's in great shape. A few greens could use some work. Good Fairways. And the starter and other staff here are really friendly.

We will definitely return. The course is in great shape. Fairways were awesome. Bunkers had plenty of sand. The greens were very fast and true. Friendly staff, especially on the beverage cart which we saw 4 times. There is not much else at the course such as a restaurant, but plenty of options nearby.

Came here the day after we got a lot of rain. The course was in great shape, especially the greens. Staff was very friendly.

Heritage is really going downhill. Many of the fairways are filling in with crabgrass. If you play it down, you could be in the middle off the fairways and have clumps of grass around your ball. The greens are horrible--pockmarked where divots go unrepaired and there are growing bare spots. The bunkers are hardpan dirt that's dried. Rumors are they there trying to sell the land and at this point they should.

Also, playing on a holiday Sunday and there's no beverage cart going around the course? Just one parked at hole 16 (7 at Legacy). Hot dry day and no drinking water on the course. They have to do better than that.

The one nice thing I'll say is that the golf shop staff and the starter are really nice. Very friendly and helpful.

Despite it being winter the course is in very good shape. The greens roll true. Fairways are dormant which is expected. The Bunkers could use a good turning over to loosen up the sand. The staff is very friendly. Good pace of play.

This course is rapidly going downhill. Played on a Saturday. 6 holes in and we were at 2 hours. I called the clubhouse and they sent a marshal. He spoke to the 2 groups holding things up. One sped up and one didn’t. Made the turn at close to 3 hours. Pace picked up a little bit but we finished at 5 hours 40 minutes.

And the course itself is a dump. Worst greens in the Atlanta metro area. Slow and full of bare spots and indentations where no one cleans up their pitch marks. Hole 3 had leaves that were ground in to the green. Fairways were full of divots they never get filled.

For as much play as this course gets, one would hope the revenue would support rangers going around the course and efforts to keep the course playable.

This is a great course. It's always been kept in great shape. Fast greens. And the staff who work here are super friendly.

I love this course. It's an awesome layout. Challenging from any tee box. Beautiful course, too.

Two issues. First, the group in front of us was awfully slow. It was cat path only, and one would hit and then the other get out of his cart to go hit. And I don't think the marshal said anything to them, either.

Second, there are a lot of pitch marks on the greens. I can't believe that people won't fix their marks. The greens are fast, and roll true. But the other golfers need to do better about fixing their pitch marks.