mustangrob

I understand courses this time of year are not the best but covered bridge was bad. Dormant fairways with little pieces of mud all over I assume from aeriation was horrible. They could have whipped the dew off the greens, sand traps were unplayable, for whatever reason the restrooms on the course were locked. For $49.00 I expected better. To many twosomes on the course, and the yahoos in front of us playing the tips when they shouldn't be.

Never had trouble before BUT. Had a 1:10 tee time which was going to be close as to getting in 18 before sunset, well we get there only to find out the tee time have been pushed back 30 to 40 minutes do to frost ok understandable and now its cart path only as well even though it hadnt rained in three days. Ok were waiting and waiting and nobody is being called to first tee thats because there is a junior tournament going on and they are spread all over the course, its now 1:55 so i go in to find out how much longer before we can tee off and thats when im told to go tee off on #10. Ok were at the tee and whats there?? One tournament group on the green, another in the fairway waiting and a group on the tee waiting. no way were getting 18 in now, we did get a refund, kudos for that. My question is WHY were they even taking tee times with a junior tournament all over the course?? I never would have booked Heritage Hill knowing that and could have played somewhere else but instead we wasted a 65 degree November day.

Overall course condition was good. Fast greens which I like, only complaint would be the grass on the tee box's could be shorter. Hard to get tee right due to the thickness and height f the grass.

Really nice course that I haven't played in a few years. Love the setting and scenic holes. There were a few bare spots in the fairways but overall conditions were nice.

The course is in great shape and love playing it.. But the Heather grass is so tall and thick it affected the pace of play due to all the players stomping around in it almost every hole looking for their ball. There were a few holes at times that had 6 groups on 2 holes, 1 on the green, 1 in the fairway waiting and 2 groups on the tee waiting with 2 more groups playing the previous hole.. I'm no one to tell them how to run the course but either cut the heather grass some to make it a little more forgiving or get a couple course rangers out there to keep the pace of play moving.

50 degree day in january, decided to play at this place and nothing has changed. Poor staff, over booked tee times, we had the same tee time as 3 other groups, figure that one out.
Over priced snacks and food, some shady things going on there could be impacting the course and facilities. Ive seen money go from my hand into a staffers pocket WOW. Course over all not bad for January, greens pretty decent, fairways damp and muddy in spots. Ive played here during the hot summer months and there would be no water on the course and the carts are very slow to match the very slow pace of play i guess. Play as a last resort.

Course was in good shape for early spring and greening up nicely. The course website said they have GPS on the carts, but there wasn't any so that was a concern. Nice 19th hole grille with decent food and good cold draft beer.

Course in good shape for this time of year. Greening up nicely, website says they have GPS on carts, but they did not so that was a concern.