Heatherwood Golf Club Tee Times

THIS DEVELOPMENT ALLOWS THE LOCAL CONTROLLING POLITICAL PARTY DO WALK THROUGHS “Place political advertisements on your front door “ but will try to stop innocent children from Trick or treating.THIS SAYS IT ALL: sEE ALL PHOTOS BELOW OK property, however apparently built for advertising purposes for future developments. Poorly run and MANY design errors in construction, especially the lack of appropriate ventilation as per nys code. Smoke alarms constantly are going off and POOL is not heated…They have a fee for pets but do not remove stained rugs from units prior to rental. People walk dogs all over grass areas and destroy the beauty of this development. BE CAUTIOUS: what rental manager says and record any conversations. I was told there would be a heated pool, restaurant and bar… must be only golf club in the world without the above. Most residents feel they are entitled and don’t want you to walk or cycle through development. Building 5 has been missing a piece of vinyl siding since the fall and maintenance has done nothing but they have managed to tell residents to remove flowers from their walkways. I WILL PROVIDE NEW REVIEW EVERY DAY…. WAY MORE TO FOLLOW!!! Just playing on the great lawn with my granddaughter and she almost fell in an open hole WOW!!! This is HEATHERWOODS repair for this DANGEROUS CONDITION …This hole is in front of unit 702 for 2 years! See pics below. The main concern of management at this facility is keeping the roofs of structures and Clubhouse pool area, clean of bird excrement since they constantly use drone footage for advertisement of their other projects throughout the country. The residents of this development come last. They also use this facility to house their workers from other locations when they visit headquarters in Commack. FALSE ADVERTISING… this is the award winning development. Look how they handle their sanitation. See pictures below. Another funny thing about this development. Their property management team has no experience in building construction nor building and fire codes. They recently sent out a email stating string lights could not be placed on patios because they are a structural problem. This to me is hysterical considering most second floor renters have large flower pots filled with wet topsoil and or potting soil, which weighs approximately 100 pounds per cubic foot. Doesn’t take much thinking to realize at that weight the concentrated load from flower pots well exceeds the maximum allowable loads by New York State however, the management team is worried about string lights that way approximately 1.2 pounds. LOL

5 months ago

Bill & I have thoroughly enjoyed living at Heritage Spy Ring Community. We have been here for 3 years after selling two homes and settling here. We love everything about it ! The grounds, the community areas , the pool , the clubhouse, the golf course & the people. We have had many special memories here. The staff is always available & pleasant if we should have a concern with our residence. Melinda & her team go above and beyond to make sure we are happy. We truly love it here. ❤️🫶💫

3 months ago

Once again, the Heritage Spy Ring staff goes above and beyond. First of all, the holiday party was an absolutely awesome event where we had great food and even better company! Secondly, we recently worked with Alexa during the holiday break as we renewed our lease since we love it here so much. Alexa was super informative and helpful during the entire process. Tom, Melinda, Donnie, Mike and everyone here on the staff continues to go beyond their job description helping ensure all of their residents feel well taken care of. Well done Heritage Spy Ring!

2 months ago

I toured dozens of places before stopping by this community, and the difference was obvious the moment I met Melinda at the front desk. She’s genuinely enthusiastic, knows the building inside-out, and somehow keeps that warm smile even while juggling phone calls and walk-ins. Every question—parking, noise levels, lease fine print—was answered patiently and in plain English. First impressions matter with luxury properties, and Melinda’s professionalism set the tone: this isn’t just another apartment; it’s a residence worth investing in. Highly recommended.

8 months ago

We have lived here for 2.5 years and the accommodations and facilities are outstanding and the neighbors friendly and welcoming. So why a 1 star rating? Unfortunately, we have found the staff to be particularly unresponsive and dismissive. I have read other reviews here that have provided glowing reviews of staff and perhaps those too are accurate. The source of our dissatisfaction stems from the dismmisive and belittling tone of staff to a request, as a dog friendly community, to set aside a portion of the grass to be untreated by harmful chemicals to dogs, particularly small dogs, and to be told to walk across Arrowhead lane for the next 24 hours, or that the chemicals aren't really that harmful. At the end of they day, there is no room for dialogue, nor any motivation to try and solve problems. There is certainly no sense of empathy or genuine concern. At least none that we experienced. To the retort "I'm just the messenger"...me too :) Most, if not all, of the residents at Heritage Spy Ring are former property owners transitioning to life as rental lease holders. For anyone who has tried, you know it is not a particularly easy transition. What does it mean to be part of an over 50 (mostly) residential community? Being responsible and considerate--yes. Recognizing there will always be a few who test the limits of boundaries and rules—yes. The reasonable expectation that communications to the ‘community’ are respectful and nuanced---maybe? If you have 5 dog owners out of 50 who don’t pick up after their pets, and you know who they are, does it make sense to send a monthly communication to all community members chastising all pet owners for not picking up after their pets? Similarly, it is not the intent of the message below that was sent to all residents that is problematic, but rather the tone. This is pretty standard message tone from management to the ‘valued residents’ and it reeks of power, punitive threats, intimidation, and retaliation. It might be worth considering running these messages through chatgpt next time asking for assistance to craft something with a modicum of more respect. This is a recent communication from management to residents: Dear Valued Resident, This notice serves as a final and non-negotiable reminder regarding the removal of all decorative lighting, hanging items, and non-compliant decorations from patios, balconies, and entryways. While we appreciate those who have already complied, many units remain in clear violation of community guidelines. Effective immediately, the following items are strictly prohibited and must be removed without exception: String lights or bulb strands, Hanging lanterns or any suspended decorative lighting, Curtains or drapes on balcony railings, ceilings, or supports, Flowerpots placed along pathways to patios or front doors, pots placed in gardened areas, furniture and free standing decorations placed in front of entry doors, any large decorative items on patios, garages, or front-facing areas, additional clutter on patios and balconies, This is not optional. These restrictions are in place to preserve the visual and structural integrity of the property, preventing fire and electrical hazards, avoid damage to building elements and ensure uniformity. All prohibited items must be fully removed no later than Monday, October 6, 2025. Failure to comply by this date will result in immediate enforcement action, including formal violation notices and fines. We expect full cooperation from all residents to avoid any additional action being taken. Heritage Spy Ring Management

5 months ago