Heritage Harbor Club House

Five Stars- Amazing and beautiful golf course! When I first arrived I saw construction or renovation on the clubhouse, making it looks less dilapidated. When I walked in, the blonde hair receptionist was extremely kind and welcoming. The pro shop has Lloyd in there and he was very funny and nice. Funny guy=Lloyd. The tee times were very reasonable for the work they were doing due to the recent aerating of the golf course and greens. The greens were sandy but very nice. Lots of wildlife (Ibis, gators, limpkins, sandhill cranes, squirrels, funny curious birds, turtles, etcetera!) Very nice fairways to add on. the golf carts max speed was about 12-13 miles per hour and hole 1-2's bridge was very nice, great work guys! I scored 78 out of 72, and I got to say it's not that hard but some holes are. For example, Hole 15 had me score double bogey but I lost my ball and found 20 more i the bushes! Thanks for the balls. Me and my friend had a morning tee time and it was great! The process was smooth overall and the beverage cart was cool.

Overall, it was a good course. It was the first time here, but the putting greens were beaten up, and I've heard of, seen, and played out of some roughs in my lifetime, but these were extremely rough, and I'm talking about just a foot off the fairways. I'll be back to give it another shot.

Absolutely disappointing experience. Charged $40 to play on what felt more like a construction site than a golf course. The greens were covered in sand from aeration (which they conveniently failed to mention beforehand), making putting a complete joke. To top it off, the middle of the fairways were mostly dirt patches—no grass, just baked, bare ground. If you enjoy hitting off concrete and putting through a sandbox, this is your place. Otherwise, save your money and go literally anywhere else.