Heritage Ranch Golf and Country Club

got beaten up by the course. Beautiful layout and condition - will definitely be back.

Great course with several wide open holes and challenging elevation changes. Greens were good and the fairways were well managed. Definitely give this place a chance when you can.

I just have such a hard time understanding how Heritage Ranch thinks it is appropriate to allow golfers come from all over to play their course, pay $80+ on the weekend and then not provide any water coolers whatsoever for their customers. Played the course yesterday and it was not my first visit to Heritage Ranch; however, by hole 6 I was getting somewhat dehydrated because it was 98º outside all day. I call the clubhouse and ask if they can send a beverage cart out to hole 6 with waters for us. I was asked if I could wait until hole 10 to come get water after the front 9. I said no, it was hot out and would appreciate some water asap as there was no cooler to get it from anywhere on the course (the clubhouse did manage to remember to charge everyone over $80 to play that day). The beverage cart finally showed up at the end of hole 9.

Truly one of the most frustrating experiences I have ever dealt with on a golf course and especially a course who thinks they can charge $80+ for a round and not provide any drinking water to their customers. Shame on you, Heritage Ranch, but I guess y'all saved a quick buck by not hiring another employee to drive a second beverage cart around on a weekend day.

HRCC has tees that fit every level of golfer and all ages. Best in the Allen-McKinney area!

Have played HRCC several times, and the course is always well-groomed, the staff friendly, and the pace of paly good. Recommended!

Greens were perfect. That’s what makes a great golf course

I've played here several times in the past. Usually pretty pricey unless you find a deal. I was amazed at the condition of the course with the drought we are currently in and the heat we've been enduring. Better than many of the courses I've played lately. The driving range was closed and apparently won't be open for the next 1-2 months. Course was not busy at all.

Course was almost empty and played 9 holes in one hour. Greens had been aerated not too long ago but growing in well.
Hot temps but starter offered ice towel.

I thought considering Texas July heat and no rain in what seems like forever the course was in great condition. I love the layout. If I didn’t live so far away I would join the club.

This is a relatively less difficult course where you can swing driver more freely in my opinion. Fairways and green were in good shape. The areas off the green look maintained reasonably. A complaint is there is no water station throughout the course.

We kept getting slow play warnings which became somewhat after a while. We waited for the group in front of us every hole. But I didn’t see anyone came out and encourage the slow group to speed up. Or, can the warning be sent to only the 1st group that clog the course?