Heritage Hills Golf Course sits on rolling terrain in McCook, a small city in southwestern Nebraska's Republican River valley. The course was designed by Dick Phelps and Brad Benz, who worked to incorporate the natural contours of the land into a layout that reflects the region's prairie character. The property features elevation changes uncommon in this part of the Great Plains, giving the routing variety and strategic interest across its holes. The design takes advantage of mature trees and native grasses that frame fairways and define playing corridors. Water comes into play on several holes, adding both visual appeal and tactical considerations for approach shots and course management decisions. The layout requires players to navigate both the topography and wind conditions typical of western Nebraska, where open skies and steady breezes are常 part of the golfing experience. Heritage Hills serves as McCook's primary public golf facility and draws players from the surrounding agricultural communities of the Republican Valley. The course hosts local tournaments and league play throughout the season, functioning as a recreational and competitive hub for the area. Its design balances accessibility for everyday golfers with enough challenge to engage more experienced players, a common goal for municipal and daily-fee courses in smaller Midwestern cities where golf serves as a central community amenity.