I had the opportunity to play Heritage Golf Club in Hilliard, Ohio this afternoon. It's been about 7 years since I have played the course, and it is much different than what I remembered. It was about 95 degrees, so we decided to take carts, but the course is much more walker friendly than I remembered.
Heritage is a PB Dye set on the inside of a real-estate community. The course has its quirks, but overall, the green complexes were very interesting and the course is very challenging. It doesn't compare to a MVGC, Double Eagle or Scioto, but it still is a good test of golf and an enjoyable layout.
It was a bit hazy and I didn't get to take too many pics...but here are a few:
6 green - a long straight par 4 with a John K's favorite golf course accessory...a fan!
7 Approach - #1 handicap hole. You need to play a slight draw to put you into a nice position to attack the pin. By far, my favorite hole on the course.
13 2nd shot - This is a relatively short par 5...the photo is from my 2nd shot, about 220 out. The pin is a bit left of the lone tree straight ahead. This is one of the quirks I'm not a fan of...the green is hidden for the most part, which I'm ok with, but also hidden is a large pond that fronts the green. Unfortunately, I don't have a good shot from behind to show you. Luckily I was playing with a member that steered me away from it.
15 green - here's a shot from the right side of the green showing a bit of the undulation on the greens. Lots of movement!!!
16 approach - a shot from the left rough of a short par 5. Good little hole...the ideal play is up the left side to give yourself a clear shot at the hole.
18 tee - A nice finishing hole...