1. Cleggs | Rated | 05 Nov 2009 | Add A Review

Course has been closed now for about two years to make way for residential development.

2. golfwackerguy99 | Rated | 12 Aug 2006 | Add A Review

I played at Westside (Now Heritage Green) & not only did i shoot an 84, but broke my handicap & now play off 14.

Not much has changed, course was looking great, very green - lots of rain in the past few weeks. The greens played well. The course is not overally difficult even for high handicaps although the par 3 4th, 8th, 10th & 18th all have water & gave me a run for my money (1 birdie, 2 pars & bogey).

3. golfwackerguy99 | Rated | 24 Nov 2004 | Add A Review

I recently played at Westside Golf Club now know as the Heritage Green Resdential Course. It has shortish par 4s and par 5s. The weather was fine and sunny. After hitting six hits on a par 5 on the 6th hole I think (a personal record) the holes started to have more distance than the first 8 or so although they had the most character out of all the 18 holes.

Water Features: Not Many

Bush/Shrub: pleanty of it

From the 12th hole all the way to the 18th hole the bush and shrub may slow you down but don't worry cause ive lost many golf balls there.

4. magic50 | Rated | 17 May 2003 | Add A Review

A dull day greeted us but this nicely undulating young course with shortish par fours and testing par threes provided an excellent balance.

Friendly staff and $18 per 18 (carts available) made for a good start and with some water to deal with ensured that one had to take time to get the yardage correct. The greens were quick despite the moisture and the fairways mainly lush and well cared for.

The front nine had probably more character but coming home there are some awsome holes.

All in all a compact and rewarding course for those who are not long hitters and like plenty of room.