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| Heritage |
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18 Holes, Par 72 |
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Yardage |
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Slope |
| Black | 7,058 | 74.8 | 137.0 | | Gold | 6,649 | 72.4 | 132.0 | | Blue | 6,259 | 70.7 | 126.0 | | Ibis | 6,081 | 70.0 | 125.0 | | White | 5,747 | 68.7 | 123.0 | | Ibis Ladies | 5,466 | 72.2 | 131.0 | | Red | 5,208 | 70.9 | 124.0 |
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| Course Information: |
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| Designer: |
Jack Nicklaus II |
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1991 |
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When Jack Nicklaus II designed this course, he must have had the word “fun” in mind. That’s not to say it doesn’t challenge you the way a Nicklaus course should. The difference is that this course, named the “Most Women-Friendly in America” by Golf for Women Magazine, was built to give you a fair test of your golf skills, no matter what level your game has reached. To see some of Jack Jr’s unique design features, just click on the Heritage course layout link below. You’ll see that each hole has five sets of tees. Our multiple tee set-ups are perfect for the family golf game…Dad, Mom and even the kids. The greens were re-built in 2004 with Champion grass which give our golfers a consistent putting surface year-round.
While it’s a friendly course, the Heritage is no pushover. The Heritage is also the course where you’ll play a fair share of club tournaments, weekly events, member-guests, or just your regular foursome. When it opened in the fall of 1991, Golf Digest named the Heritage one of the “Top 20 New Private Courses in America.”
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