The Links at Heartland Crossing

Not an enjoyable experience. First time playing the course. Purchased range balls and staff member didn’t inform me of where anything was never gave me the token for the machine had to go back to pro shop to find out where things was located. Possibly you should have signs posted. Driving range ect. heck just tell players where #1 is. The course has a lot of bunkers, this makes no sense if your going to use crushed dirt and rocks instead of the traditional sand filled bunkers. The only reason i gave 2 stars is because the back 9 has a great layout other than that the course is extremely disappointing

Booked a 12:09 tee time. Checked in, and informed by Worker A that we would be behind a 12:00 outing that had a shotgun start. He claimed we’d tee off by 12:10, it was closer to 12:20. Pace of play very slow for the first few holes, did not tee off on 4 until 1:30, for example. When we were on 7 Worker B drove by in a cart and asked if we wanted him to talk to the group in front of us, we said we knew it was an outing, mentioned the slow pace of play and inquired about a rain check for the back. He was incredibly understanding and said he’s told them to not book tee times right after outings, and he went to see if we could get rain checks. 15 minutes later on 8 Worker A drives out and says we could get 9 hole rain checks after 9, I mentioned that given the pace of play they should not be

It had been years since I played here last, something like 10 years ago. I was a bit skeptical, since I had heard a lot of mixed reviews about the conditions. I went out there today and was very surprised how good the conditions were. Granted, it was a bit dry. It wasn't that big of a deal, since this is a links style course and we haven't had much rain lately. But the greens were in very good condition. The bunkers were raked and had plenty of sand. The only things bringing this course down a bit is it's location, and the relatively cheap housing being built near it. But in terms of overall conditions, I would say it's close to something like Pebblebrook or The Legends. It may still be a step below The Fort or Purgatory...but it's very close to its championship level past. It's definitely

We were in town for business and we selected to play here due to proximity to the airport. Our decision was fully justified. We were met with really friendly hospitality and insights to the golf course and genuinely couldn’t have done more for us. The setup of the course was fair and challenging, especially with the wind! A great track that I thoroughly recommend.

I hadn't played here in a few years and it doesn't look like I'll play here for a few more years. A picture says a thousand words. I know I don't like putting through a beach and there were beaches on at least 8 of the greens. Who ever is the greenskeeper might need to take a few more classes on course management. Other courses in the area aren't seeing these problems so I must assume it's the staffs issues with maintaining the course. I'd stay away from this course until they figure it out. If I had paid more than $15 on golf now on a Saturday I would have felt ripped off.