This Dan Maples design features spacious, rolling fairways and large, undulating greens, surrounded by lush stands of crepe myrtle, camellias and azaleas. Elegantly created, The Heritage Club proudly earns Golf Digest’s national ranking of the “Best 50 Public Courses in America” in 1990, and in 2000 gave it a 4-1/2 star rating in “Best Places to Play”, which it still retains. Built on two of South Carolina’s historic rice plantations along the winding dark waters of the scenic Waccamaw River, the Heritage Club has become a traditional favorite of Grand Strand guests.
Overall rating based on 58 reviews. Currently showing the last 3 player reviews from MyrtleBeachGolf.com:
Review #5988 Course and staff were great. Make sure you get a pin placement card in cart. Ours did not have one-BIG MISTAKE. These are BIG greens. You will need the pin chart. Only complaint would be to FIX the CART PATHS!! GEEZ! Felt like a washboard and it gets old after a 9 holes!
Review #5864 Greens were extremely large. The pin placement on the second hole was a bit unfair for the golfer not knowing the course.
Review #5749 One of the finest course of the 20 I have played in myrtle. Caledonia is down the street and heritage club is definitely a close relative. Any memorable holes and one of the most scenic par 3's in myrtle. In held up to the rain well and the greens putted true. The breakfast lunch and drink offer was 1st rate and the proshop was well stocked with many deals. The staff was welcoming and made the day very momorable. It is a play again and again course on our list.
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