Heartland Hills Golf Course sits in Howards Grove, a small community in Sheboygan County along Wisconsin's eastern lakeshore region. Designed by Dave Heling, the course reflects the rolling terrain characteristic of the glaciated landscape between Lake Michigan and the Kettle Moraine. The routing takes advantage of natural elevation changes and wooded corridors that define many holes in this part of Wisconsin, where courses often navigate through a mix of open farmland transitions and mature tree lines. The layout presents a regional public golf experience typical of Wisconsin's smaller communities, where courses serve both local membership and visiting play. The design works with the property's natural contours rather than imposing dramatic features, offering a straightforward test that rewards accurate placement over pure distance. Holes move through varied terrain, with several elevation changes that add visual interest and require thoughtful club selection on approach shots. Howards Grove lies roughly ten miles west of Sheboygan, a city with a strong golf tradition that includes Whistling Straits and Blackwolf Run to the north. Heartland Hills operates within this broader golf-rich region, providing an accessible option for golfers exploring Sheboygan County's courses. The facility serves the local community year-round within Wisconsin's seasonal golf calendar, typically opening in early spring and running through late autumn depending on weather conditions.