Heritage Golf Club

Heritage Golf Club is an 18-hole golf course located in Hilliard, Ohio, designed by Pete Dye. The course features a par-72 layout with multiple tee options ranging from 305 to 473 yards, accommodating golfers of varying skill levels across its Red, Silver, White, Blue, Gold, and Dye tees.

Set within a wooded landscape, Heritage Golf Club incorporates natural water hazards and strategic bunkering throughout. Notable design elements include railroad ties, which appear prominently on signature holes like "Double Cross." The course presents considerable challenges, with water hazards featured on multiple holes and elevation changes, particularly evident on holes such as Pike's Peak, a demanding uphill par-3 measuring up to 218 yards.

The signature hole, Double Cross (Hole 7), is a par-4 featuring water along the left side on both drive and approach shots. Other challenging holes include the peninsula green on Hole 13 (Jettie), surrounded on three sides by water and sand, and Pike's Peak (Hole 11), described as the longest uphill par-3 at the course. The layout concludes with Fader's Finale, a finishing par-4 framed by water on the right and twin oak trees.