Fantastic golf course. It will be a great loss to the area since it will be making way for housing. Played my last 27 holes in Nov 2017 and it now history.
Beautiful golf course. We always golf as a group of ladies - and they always try to accommodate us. Great views, great course and nice people. But oh no - they are closing!! Bah humbug.
Great layout .fairway in great shape and greens are fair you need to be on your game
A very nice layout, very friendly staff. Just a shame that it will be bulldozed for housing. So sad.
Decent coursealways wetclosing soon to build homes😥ðŸ˜
It was ok greens were really bad.
Fun and well designed golf course sadly closing in November 2017
Well maintained and designed course. Long popular, but closing in November 2017 so as to be turned in to subdivision.
Really nice golf course, they tell me they r going to close it & build houses on the property, what a shame.
Great Course for the price in Myrtle Beach area.
Just ok. Decent layout, but kind of spotty shape in places.
Love the course and the solitude. Reasonable rates.
Played 3.15.17 and the course was in poor condition. Some interesting holes but it seems there is no one managing the course maintenance. Can not recommend this one.
Golf courses are generally judged on three things - layout, maintenance, and customer service. Heather Glen's course layout ranked mediocre, the maintenance sub-par but the customer service was the nail in the coffin at down right rude and the definition of indifferent. So lackadaisical, I am taking the time out to write a review - which I never do. With a group of 14 golfers with varied handicaps between 10- 18 we selected Heather Glen as an off the beaten track round out to an otherwise stellar, week long golf trip. After our 10 handicappers were accused by the ranger and the water boy for playing too slowly while waiting on the tee boxes behind incredulously slow foursomes in front of us at up to 5 minutes per hole, we arrived to the clubhouse to a bartender who welcomed us with, "How many of you are there because I'm closing early." Southern hospitality is dead at Heather Glen - best to spend your time and money at a better managed course!