About this course
Heritage Hills Golf Course is an 18-hole public facility located in McCook, Nebraska. The course was designed by Dick Phelps and Brad Benz and opened for play in 1981. It features a par of 72 and measures over 6,700 yards from the back tees.
The layout is cut out of rolling hills and plateaus with an abundance of native vegetation. It offers a links-style feel with various options for all playing levels. A major renovation in 2013 widened fairways and updated bunkers on most holes. The longest hole is a 565-yard par 5 that serves as a significant challenge during the round.
Type
Parkland
Region
Midwest
Holes
18
Par
72
LooperScore
70.4
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Design & architects
- Bradford Benz, architect
- Richard M. Phelps, architect
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Nearby courses
Courses within 150 miles of Heritage Hills Golf Course, by true distance.
Arrowhead Meadows
Curtis, NE · 31 mi away
Arrowhead Meadows is a public nine hole golf course in Curtis, Nebraska. It was designed by Eric Senff and opened in 1997. The course plays to a par of 36. The layout is nestled in the Medicine Creek Valley. Medicine Creek meanders through the course and affects several holes. The property includes a driving range and a practice putting green. It is often cited as a hidden gem in the state due to its scenic setting and grass conditions.
Prairie Dog Golf Club
Norton, KS · 49 mi away
Prairie Dog Golf Club in Norton features a 9 hole course designed by Frank Hummel. The layout offers 3,171 yards of play for a par of 35 and is known for its scenic views and reasonable greens fees. The facility provides a welcoming environment for both local members and visiting golfers.
Wild Horse Golf Club
Gothenburg, NE · 57 mi away
Wild Horse in Gothenburg, Nebraska, opened in 1999 and was designed by Dave Axland and Dan Proctor, who worked on sandhills projects with Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw. The course sits on sandy grazing land on the edge of town. Very little earth was moved. Fairways follow the natural rolls of the sandhills, bunkers are ragged and native-edged, and the greens are firm and tied into the ground around them so approaches can be run in. Wind across open prairie is the primary defense. It is a municipal course with green fees far below what its reputation would suggest, walkable throughout, and open to public play.
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