Wake Forest, NC
1250 Heritage Club Ave Suite 1, Wake Forest, NC 27587
About this course
Heritage Golf Club in Wake Forest, about ten minutes north of Raleigh, is a Bob Moore design that opened in 2001. The par-72 course runs about 7,016 yards over rolling, wooded ground with Champion Bermuda greens. It is a certified Audubon sanctuary. The club takes public play and has a restaurant and driving range.
Type
Parkland
Region
Southeast
Holes
18
Par
72
Established
2001
LooperScore
70.7
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Design & architects
- Bob Moore, architect
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Nearby courses
Courses within 150 miles of Heritage Club, by true distance.
Wildwood Green Golf Club
Raleigh, NC · 11 mi away
Wildwood Green Golf Club in Raleigh opened in 1986 and was redesigned in 1996 by John LaFoy. The par-70 course plays about 6,500 yards over wooded, rolling ground, with Champion Bermuda greens added in 2017. It takes public play and has a full range, two putting greens and a practice bunker.
Falls Village Golf Club
Durham, NC · 16 mi away
Falls Village Golf Club is located in Durham, North Carolina, just outside Research Triangle Park, on a rolling, wooded property with dramatic elevation changes on several holes. The 18-hole championship course opened in 1999 and plays to a par of 72, with five sets of tees ranging from about 5,262 to 7,072 yards. It features Bermuda greens and fairways framed by roughly 48 bunkers cut through Carolina pines and hardwoods. The club is open to public, daily-fee play with online tee time booking and operates under GreatLIFE Golf management, offering a walkable layout aimed at golfers of a range of abilities.
River Ridge Golf Club
Raleigh, NC · 16 mi away
River Ridge Golf Club in Raleigh opened in 1997, designed by Chuck Smith. The course is cut through ravines near the Neuse River, with big elevation changes and rock outcrops. Greens are MiniVerde Bermuda. It is semi-private, takes public play and has a full practice area.
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