maddox217

If your playing with young children or your a beginner, this is the perfect course for you. Grab a tee time in the afternoon and the course is usually quiet. Sad to see very little upkeep. The tee boxes were the worst I've seen in Florida, fairways and rough are both bare, the greens are okay. If your paying 25.00 with a cart, that's what the course is worth.

Mike
Camada

I did my homework as to which courses I wanted to play if I had the time. Both myself and my wife are avid golfers and always have our clubs with us on the road(not this time we thought we'd have no time). When we arrived in Pittsburgh we found out that our conference would end early and that we had 2 days to golf. Problem, we didn't bring our clubs. Called Olde Stonewall and were reassured we would be using fairly new Taylormade and Ping Clubs. The staff came through, the clubs were everything you expected. They weren't your own, but were still decent. As for the course. I caddied in 2007 in the U.S.Open at Oakmont. This place might be a notch below, but holy cow it's a close second. One of the best public courses that I've played in the world and I've played in Maui, Lanai, Florida, the Rocky Mountains in Canada.... From the back shop guys, to the pro shop, the staff was top notch constantly asking you how your round was going. About a 45 minute drive from downtown Pittsburgh. A beautiful scenic drive. I shot 81 and I'm a 4 handicap. The course was tough but fair. My wife has been playing for 2 years now, shot 103 and that's where she usually is at most courses. Trust me you get what you pay for, the whole experience was top notch. Thanks for making the Canadians feel welcome and making our golf experience at your course a lifelong memory!

Shelly and Mike
Winnipeg, Canada