1This opening hole is of modest length but it is the initial test of driving accuracy.When you drive finds the landing area, your approach will be a medium to short iron to a bunkerless green.The green has plenty of bail-out to the left, but part of Davey Jones' Locker lines the complete right side of the green. The green is large and subtle with an expansive collar. Pl2This medium to long par 4 has an open landing areaThe play here is all in the approach shot: medium to long iron, uphill, setting right-to-left.The green has an inviting opening, but beware: It is well-protected by two deep bunkers left and one right. Reaching the green in two does not guarantee a par. Be careful of readin3This long all-carry par 3 has only two options: wet or dry.You have an opportunity to bail-out left but beware of the sandy beach.The green is large and undulating; just remember, relax and take the second option!4This modest par 5 is the first real chance at birdieHug the hazard along the right side and the approach to the green opens up.Bail-out safe to the left on the drive and the door to the green closes. The three-tiered green is narrow, severe and heavily guarded by a variety of bunkers and grass depressions.5This short par 4 requires an accurate drive to the middle of a wide fairway enabling you to see the green from the approach shototherwise, take your chances and let it rip. The fun comes when you play your next shot. W6Pray for the wind at your back here, the longest of the par 4s. This hole sets up either left-to-right or right-to-left off the teeStraight is a good option but distance is a must.The green is totally open to a roll-up shot but one little pot bunker on the left can snag an errant ball.7This may be the frontside sleeper. If you think this hole looks hard, you're right.Water all along the left on both the drive and approach shot is a constant challenge.Water is the only true hazard left in golf. Your first glimpse of the famous railroad ties.8This short par 3 is back in the woods. A knockdown shot may be better here than a tee-it-high short ironThe large oaks on both sides funnel one's vision towards the green.Find the green here and all is well; miss the green and expect to be in the sand.9The tee shot needs to be on the left to avoid the water, aiming for the Hilliard Water Tower.All kinds of trouble in all kinds of places present many different strategiesAll in all, the green is large and severe. Any two putt is good here.10This medium length par 4 is easier than it looks.The landing opens up to the right. A well-played shot along the fairway on the left allows for a more open approach to the green.A relaxing hole that invites you away from the clubhouse and prepares you for Pike's Peak.11Take our advice on this par 3: Write down a 3 and go on to the 12th teeStill want to tee it up? Well then, hit it long, hit it straight, make a chip and a puttStop by the club for one more drink and know that you have played the longest par 3, uphill, into the wind, that Heritage has to offer.12Both the tee shot and the approach shot need to find the correct landing area or the next shot could be extremely difficult to this small and severe green.After descending the 11th green, 12 is our shortest par 4; but beware, it is not the easiest. Twelve is nicely framed by the trees, a stream and a small pond all at the same time13Two fine long shots can reach the green. The challenge of this hole is whether or not one should go for a green that is a peninsula. Although the green is ample, it is surrounded oTwo fine long shots can reach the green. The challenge of this hole is whether or not one should go for a green that is a peninsula. Although the green is ample, it is surrounded o14This right-to-left par 3 sets up left-to-right OR does this left-to-right par 3 set up right-to-left?Water left, trees and stream to the rightonly a straight shot will work here.15This medium to long par 4 requires all of the shots: a draw off the tee and a fade into the green.. As you stand on the tee, you wonder where the fairway is. When you're in the fairwayyou wonder how to get to the green. This level to flat hole has lots of surprises including a wavy green. The first of the "Final Four."16The tee shot is aimed at the lonesome tree on the left side of the fairway. From the left side, the green opens up to a long go-for-it approachThe shortest of the par 5s. This very reachable par 5 has many options but only one strategy: You have to go for the green. An errant shot by the green may be better than a lay-up 17This extremely long par 4 has two hazards: length and water.Water is present on the right but it only amplifies the need for length on this bunkerless hole.With water and distance, this hole does not need anything else. Oh, but the woods around the green: nature's hazard18This medium par 4 is a great finishing hole. Water frames the right side of the hole while the landing area is wide open on the left. Twin maginificent oaks make a perfefct target Stay of the left side and beware of the water by the green; just don't be right!
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