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Greens are slow but that’s expected in the summer. Pins were Sunday cut and were places you couldn’t get to if the greens were firm. Solid mini, good carts, played in the middle of the day so it was cheep and fast. Tee time was 1:27 finished right after 4. 17th should be the finishing hole. I had fun and got value for my money.

No frills. Mid-day round. Played through one group on 3 and then it was wide open from there. Got what I expected. Greens are slow so I anticipate them aerating soon.

Staff treats you like your a member at a private club, professional and friendly. Fairways and tee boxes are good. Greens roll well except for a couple where the Bermuda is loosing to the grass on the fringe. The sand traps are a hazard so be prepared if your in them. Solid course that really comes alive at times during the year. This is a transition time but for the amount of golf being played at this course it’s in remarkable shape.

This was my 3rd time playing. It’s getting better as it is growing in. Staff was on point. Cart girl came around 5 times. I love that course.

Not the 1st time I’ve played. Greens are close to being back from punching. The greens have always been what makes this course good. The course isn’t country club pristine but it is a challenging layout. There are no gimmick holes. 8,9,11, &12 are 4 holes that pretty much require good shots in repeated order. 17 & 18 are two great closing holes. The owner is local and has what we all wish we had “our own golf course.” Each time I show up there is something new. He’s trying to get it up to standard and I will keep coming back.

Heritage Harbor knows what it is. Not a country club and not a muni. Solid course and layout. Conditions above average. Staff friendly and a $2 tip goes a long way.
The course is open enough where if you wanted you could hit every fairway off the tee. On the holes you want to go for it you will be rewarded for pulling it off or you will be pulling out a new golf ball. I had a great time.

Got the HotDeal rate. Guy checking me in at the pro shop was fantastic and helpful. Cart guy was very into his job. Starter was on the minute for our tee time. Only saw the Ranger once. The group in front of us played off 3 tee boxes so it slowed us down at times. Course was in good shape for a $40 round. I was happy to pay that but I wouldn’t pay a penny more.

It’s dry but so is the rest of the area. Greens will be good after they get punched next week. Staff is top notch. Some traps have fresh sand which was needed. Really enjoyable round.

The course isn’t bad. The course isn’t great. Every time I’ve played the conditions are the same. It’s an averagely maintained golf course. Staff is awesome.

The greens looked like they didn’t top-dress or water enough after they aerated them. The course itself has potential to be a fun and challenging layout. There is enough variety to make the place special if it was taken care of. If your going to have a cart path make it so you can drive on it. It looks terrible and drives even worse. Either pave it or take up the concrete and put down crushed shells. If your not going to mow at least edge or weed whack around the course. Frame it in somehow. Go out and buy sod and put it down in the tee-boxes. When the public course is your closest competition and you can’t distinguish yourself from them you have problems. All you have to do is look at the fountain in front of the main entrance to see what they care about appearance and upkeep.

The course was in above average shape. You could see where this was once really nice. This course could use some tree trimming and cart path maintenance which would be aesthetically pleasing. The greens have a chance to be really good but the fringes and areas around sand traps and hazards are irregularly maintained. Staff was on point and very accommodating. Practice range and putting green was in great shape. This course has a chance to be one of the best in the area.

I get that it’s a municipal golf course. I don’t expect pga quality greens but it would be nice if they didn’t have patches of centipede and Bermuda. It’s been 3 weeks since the greens were punched and if they cut and rolled the greens and pulled the sprigs the greens would be in the same shape they are in now but in 2 weeks you would have a very good surface to putt on.

Going into week 3 of punched greens. They need to re-sand the greens or cut them. They have gotten lazy with course conditions but you can see where they are trying to get a couple of tee boxes right. This course is like a reliable old pick up. Nothing fancy, decent layout, couple of really good holes, muni condition. They need to trim some trees back. Driving range is solid. It could be in good shape in about 2 weeks.

Generous fairways, quick greens, good hole variety. We all had a cart so pace of play wasn’t an issue. In fact I think moving forward this is the way to do things. Everyone gets a cart. 72 people on a course should be the new max. No more 4 hour rounds.

The greens were quicker than they were fast but burnt in some areas. Course was in solid condition considering it’s a public course. For the money it was time well spent. I will be going back again.

One complaint was the tee boxes. They need to have the grass stripped, leveled, and re-sodded.

Greens came in well after they punched them. I think they should take all rakes away and make all the bunkers waste bunkers. Cart girls showed up about every 4 holes. I still can’t figure out the approach shot on #9. The bunker is bigger than the green and the 2 tiered green is hard to impossible to hold on your 2nd shot if pin is on top.