I played a compilation of the Heritage courses in HH and chose this one after reading a few reviews. I will say, the part about the Robert Cupp course being difficult is "very accurate". Unfortunately, there are no ocean views to enjoy but you won't be missing any water by the time you play all 18. Water hazards pop up nearly every hole; not to mention the marsh, endless sand traps and thick trees that line everything. It DEFINITELY tests your accuracy.

They had just aerated the greens before we came down but I'm not going to ding them for that. Just normal maintenance. Overall, I had wished the greens were in great shape but that is not going to affect my rating. The Cupp course was extremely challenging and had great looking holes. I "was" let down that the 9th hole didn't take us back to the clubhouse. The food in the cart was terrible. If they could fix that, the turn wouldn't be so bad.

Customer Service

Not outstanding but what you'd expect.

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Oyster Reef, Port Royal, Shipyard

The course is well maintained. The layout is very gimmicky though. Square greens and bunkers. Target golf to the extreme. Overall one of the worst golf experiences I've had.

Customer Service

Pathetic! There was very little water on the course and no beverage cart. The course doesn't come back into the clubhouse at 9 so you can be out on the course for 4 hours with little to drink. The clubhouse staff was not helpful either. Again some of the worst customer service I've ever experienced at a golf course.

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Arthur Hills Palmetto Dunes, True Blue, Tidewater

Layouts

None

There are 2 great courses at the HALL. The Cupp course is very difficult but a lot of fun if you play from tips. The slope is 144 from tips. Lots of carries and waste areas. A great test of golf and always in great shape. The Arthur Hills course is more traditional, but just as much fun. Both courses are difficult and have great closing holes.

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