Just had the pleasure of playing this course, it was everything I expected and more…read more Top notch course and very challenging. Definitely one of the top courses I have ever played and can't wait to visit again.

A little slice of golf heaven in Bucks County PA. A beautiful Rees Jones design accompanied with a…read moreprofessional and friendly staff. A must play if you get the chance!

Great shape. Best kept course in the area. Higher level of golfers that will repair ball marks,…read moredivots. Exceptional grounds crew. Challenging course with fast greens. No complaints with staff.

Absolute beautiful facility, great grass driving range, putting green and a course in immaculate…read moreshape especially for this time of year. will be going there on a regular basis.

Don't waste your money at this dump. Managers here suck and the marshals are scumbags. Total…read moreripoff. $60 to play a shitty course. Course starter is an ass and acts like you've never played golf before in your life. Side note, this is not a BYOB, but you can sneak a good 12 pack in if you're smart enough.

Absolutely stingy and very entitled for a free course tee times only 10 minutes apart leading to…read moregetting stuck behind other golfers which then they complain to you that you are taking to long even though you are being respectful to those in front of you then complains over BYOB even though I've seen no signs of which there are much more enjoyable places to play and they will never get my money again, on top of all that were told not to look for our balls because of holding others up and DONT ORDER ANYTHING OTHER THAN HOTDOGS AT THE CLUBHOUSE MID COURSE DESPITE THE FULL MENU

My son and I haven't played The Bucks Club for several years, and it will probably be several years…read morebefore we come back. Before I get to the review, the pro shop and start were very gracious and professional. The only bright spot in this review. I am not one to provide reviews, as everyone is entitled to their own opinion, but yesterday (Labor Day) was so bad, that we need to convey the message. To pay $178.00 for 2 people and get the conditions that The Bucks Club is currently in, is bad. 90% of the bunkers were mud, and unplayable. I get it, we have had plenty of rain the last 2 weeks, but the last time it rained was last Wednesday night (5 days ago), and yet the bunkers were not groomed. The tee boxes for the most part had very little grass, with the exception of the first hole. We got paired up with two young guys who thought that they were on a driving range, hitting multiple balls, but more importantly had no golf etiquette. They would hit their drives and speed off before we hit. We mentioned it to them on the second hole but that didn't matter. Throughout the course of the round, the ranger would just sit and watch, never saying anything to the young guys. I don't think it is our place to police this behavior, but it is the job of the ranger to engage them. With all of the above, we waited to hit every shot on every hole for 18 holes. Not sure what the holdup was, but it was extremely slow ( a 5-hour round). We won't be coming back to The Bucks Club any time soon!

Our group of 20 arranged for 18 holes of golf and lunch after. Unfortunately, I injured myself a…read moreday prior and could only do the lunch. I pass this course quite often, played there years ago and was disappointed that I couldn't golf. I forget about this course actually. Anyway, as my group finished golf and arrived for lunch most said the grounds were as hard as a rock, not in good shape and I should be glad not to have golfed that day. Hmm. They all said no more golf outings there. In all fairness, it is the first week of Spring and maybe it just needs more time since the season is just starting. Nonetheless...they were very disappointed. On a good note, the 20 of us sat on the outside covered patio and had a really good lunch. I wasn't expecting much based on the bad reviews of the course therefore I was quite surprised just how good the food was at their restaurant. My burger and fries were delicious. Cooked exactly as requested. The chicken cheesesteak was a huge sandwich and filled with a generous amount of chicken. Two could easily share that. Everyone enjoyed their food and drinks. Only one mishap...they ran out of fries! Substituted onion rings. Normally, that would be a good thing however, the onion rings looked awful. Skinny and overdone, more fried breading then onion...not the good kind of onion rings. Glad I was last to get the fries otherwise my review would be less stars. The quesadilla, salads and other meals also looked very good and generous portions. Our service was friendly and timly. I can see going back for lunch at some point to dine outside on a nice day. Not sure about the golf? I was fluctuating between 3 and 4 stars bc 3.5 would be my pick however, I just can't do 4 stars...hopefully next time. And I will try the restaurant again...probably one of the better restaurants in that area.

Kal goes the whole 9 yards to assist You in selecting new or…read moreused clubs. You can visit a big box store but they do not have knowledgeable staff, Kal will sell you an appropriate set or just a single club. They offer a huge assortment of new and used clubs and take trade ins of newer sets. Jean offers lessons and she pays attention to your specific needs and is excellent at explaining concepts. The best place for clubs and lessons in the area.

They offer three options for balls Jumbo $16 Large $14 Regular $9. All of these options give you 0…read morereference of how many balls you will be receiving. The only thing they do well here is gouge you. If you're looking to work on your game it isn't here unless you've been saving up all winter. There's no Bathroom nor employees apparently. Only use for this place is taking out a date when everything is already closed or you don't like the chic. 3/10

It probably isn't fair to judge a catering hall by the quality of a political dinner the month…read morebefore an election, but such are the circumstances of my appearance at Spring Mill Country Club. There were over 200 people in their great hall and we filled it up with bodies and noise. Covid be damned! First there were the introductions of all the royalty in the house. Nice to know FDR's grandson was there from Massachusetts, as well as the last candidate for Congress who is the grandson of a former Vice President (and lost that election). Then, we had assorted other semi important folks, like the current candidate for Lieutenant Governor and a current member of Congress standing in for the Democratic candidate for governor, who had a conflict in his dash for the statehouse; not to mention all the lesser pols running for one seat or another in Harrisburg, Bucks County or various municipalities. Sure, we want them all to win for the sake of the Commonwealth and the nation. But, surely we all recognized there was too much preaching to the choir and trying to wind up the already converted and committed. So, why not dispense with all the hoopla and just give us the greatest hits, let us eat the perfunctory dinner and have a few drinks at the cash bar, and be on our way? Can't be done. Why? Because pols and their true believers can't get enough of the self congratulations and the boisterous standing ovations, even when flaming redundancy abounds. Perhaps, the crowd was afraid that if they didn't overreact to every word that someone would think they weren't diehards for the cause. Rhetorical questions, all. I sat with a few friends and caught up with them, and decided to only stand up for each speaker after they spoke, rather than double dipping by ovating them both before and after speaking. Well, better than nothing. Of course, the affair ran over the 2.5 hours allotted. At least the cheesecake was decent.

Horrible experience all around, drop ceiling is dirty with water stains, no heat on a cold dayread more

Late March and my first tournament of the year. They had just aerated the fairways and greens but…read morethey were still in very good shape. The greens were very fast for this time of year. I enjoyed the layout and course conditions. My only gripe would be the 18th hole which you can't hit driver on....thats no way finish a round. (If they cut down a tree on the right side and allowed for a driver it would be a much better finishing hole)

They have wonderful group golf lessons for women who are learning to play. This enabled me to meet…read moreseveral women who are very nice and fun to play with. Everyone has been very nice.

Came here with my daughter. Great service and experience. Rich was amazing, helpful, and kind! We'd…read morebe here all the time if we lived in the area. Highly recommend.

Brian, Joe, Kevin, and Nick were incredible during my event. They help attend with all food and…read moredrinks and my clients enjoyed the on mag lessons by Cory after his last lesson of the night. Overall generous and nice staff, very helping, and attentive. Food was also solid for bar food.

This is the golf course i've developed my game at for the last couple months and i can't stop…read morecoming back. i've played here at least once a week for the past 4-5 months and have only had one bad interaction that was settled quickly between the starter and the group behind us, no harm no foul. pace of play can become an issue at certain times but honestly that can be said about most golf courses on any given day. i've been here early mornings and late evenings and the course is always in good shape, significantly better shape then some surrounding courses for the price. If your looking to play a quick 9 on a solid course then heritage is the best place. i expect i will be a regular here for quite some time and thats is perfectly fine with me

Very disappointing experience at Heritage Creek. While…read moreplaying on Wednesday, September 2, 2026, our group was repeatedly being yelled at by the group behind us to "hurry up," even while we were waiting. It was especially frustrating because we were not holding them up and were actually waiting to continue play. The group included an employee, who was driving a Ranger cart. Because an employee was involved, I found the situation particularly disappointing and unprofessional. We eventually waited for them around the 7th hole because we wanted to ask directly why they were yelling at us. We weren't looking for an argument--we simply wanted to address the situation face-to-face and understand why we were being rushed when we were already waiting. I understand that pace of play matters, but yelling at customers to hurry up--especially when they are already waiting--is not an appropriate way to handle it. I would expect better from a golf course and especially from its employees.