Stumpy Lake Golf Course

The starter this day was very rude and unprofessional. I arrived for my scheduled tee time only to be told that two groups were going going to jump ahead of me. Mind you I was playing as a single and paid for an early tee time for a reason. Very disappointed in the rude attitude and lack of professionalism of the starter this day. It’s a shame

The course layout is ok but the greens were probably the worst I’ve ever seen. They were unplayable on certain holes. A lot of bare spots with tons of tree roots even in the fairways. A lot of water trenches as well. Due to the conditions of greens the course should have posted a notice or informed at checkin. The greens were worst then playing right after aeration.

First group of the day. Greens were in bad shape, but it is almost October. Tee boxes were patchy.. staff was great. I would play again, but would like to try earlier in the season

Cost was high for very poor conditions. Greens had a lot of sand, mold, sometimes very wet. Sand was like concrete. Fairway was not cut in a lot of areas

The course conditions are to be expected after a brutally hot Summer. I have played here 30+ times over the past 6 months. Pace of play has been a concern on several occasions. That aside, they should not let golfers start on the back 9, especially when the first tee is wide open and others (my Buddy and I in this case) are coming off the front and are at the 10th tee box before you tee off. The etiquette of this couple was another story. We waited about 7-8 minutes between shots. They looked back after every shot they took, but never let us play through. I’ll keep playing there, but they really should send someone out there to keep the pace up.

Either due to hot weather or raining conditions the greens are gone, they have areas around the pins of 20 or 30 feet you can actually putt on. Tee boxes in POOR condition. It will be a while before this is in good condition.

Stumpy Lake is very straight forward and very flat so very easy to walk. The greens were not in great condition, especially the first three holes.

This is a nice course to practice on.

had 2 players in front of us. course added 2 more. had a 6 year old with 2 of the players. they kept letting the 6 year old play too. they were very slow. course had no ranger or marshall to keep the pace of play up. we had 4 players and it took us 5 and a half hours later we completed a round of 18 holes, this is unacceptible.

Trying not to bash the course but it’s awful. All the greens are either dead or dying. Tee boxes are rock hard, have no grass and are uneven. Fairways look like they were cut out of a cow pasture. The food and beverage was good. Overall this course is the definition of a goat track

A few years ago I loved this course. Lower rates and the course was pretty well maintained. Now they’ve doubled their rates and over book tee times like 8 minutes apart but expect you to somehow keep up the pace of play. The greens are absolute garbage, dead grass all throughout the fairways and up around the greens, the ponds are a rust colored water, and it seems like they haven’t run a sprinkler all season. The driving range building burnt to the ground sometime recently. If I have to say something positive it would be that surprisingly the bunkers were in good shape (never thought I’d say that) and the ladies that work the concessions in the clubhouse are super sweet. Stay away from stumpy lake until they do a whole overhaul….super disappointed

Great course layout, however, the tee boxes need to be tended to. Tee boxes are really dry besides that, great course.

Most greens had multiple large dead spots and fairways were more like an intermediate cut of rough. I would not expect that from paying over $50 to play. If they had a little integrity, the price would reflect course conditions and maybe I wouldn’t feel like I got robbed. Additionally, the amount of mosquitos made it miserable and… yes, I understand that is out of their control but felt like it was definitely worth a mention.