Heritage Golf Club sits in Hilliard, a suburb northwest of Columbus, Ohio, and was designed by P. B. Dye, son of the renowned Pete Dye and a respected architect in his own right. The course reflects the Dye family's characteristic approach to strategic design, incorporating elements such as railroad ties, pot bunkers, and undulating greens that reward thoughtful shot-making. The layout takes advantage of the gently rolling central Ohio terrain, with fairways that often present multiple routes and risk-reward decisions off the tee. The course features a mix of open and tree-lined holes, with water coming into play on several occasions and bunkering that demands precision on approach shots. P. B. Dye's work here emphasizes variety in hole length and angle, creating a routing that asks players to use different clubs and shot shapes throughout the round. The greens typically show the firm contours and internal movement associated with Dye designs, making lag putting and course management important components of scoring. Heritage operates as a private club serving the Hilliard and greater Columbus area. The facility provides a home course for members seeking a challenging layout with the strategic depth characteristic of the Dye design philosophy. While not a tournament venue on the national stage, the course offers a solid test of golf within the regional context of central Ohio courses.