Stonebrook Golf Course

The course has a nice layout, however it was very wet today due to rain yesterday evening.

This course is in phenomenal condition. It has the best greens I’ve seen at any course in years.

I'm a n novice golfer at best but couple things could be improved. First the temporary driving range set up I understand it but being a novice the staff could've been more inviting and establish knowledge, I spent 10-15 minutes looking for it before asking them. Second the Marshall was very present on the course but for the entirety of play 3 sets of 2 golfers had to wait on a small 10ish player group to play, instead of allowing any of us to pass or offering at least. Not huge complaints by no means minimal issues off displeasure. I will 100% be back

Need to get greens up to par and tee boxes are like concrete can push a tee in!

I plaid when it was done raining for almost a day so it was a little soggy. Greens are really rough right now but I’m sure wishing a few weeks it will be better. Overall course was in good shape for this time of year.

I picked a good day to play. I was able to start my round without delay. Twice during my round slower golfers let me play through which was great. I was able to play 18 holes in 2.5 hours. It was fun playing at a good pace

Greens recently sanded, which, unfortunately, no one in the pro shop bothered to mention...oh well.

Overall the course is coming out of winter well. However, the greens are inconsistent and difficult to determine putt speed. New residential development along #3 and #4 disrupts the aesthetic of that corner of the course.

I played this course this past Friday and Saturday. (Would have cancelled Saturday after seeing conditions Friday but had already booked with several friends thru GolfNow ahead of time). The greens are in terrible shape. It’s not worth what they’re currently charging at full price for a tee time. Either look for a hot deal or look elsewhere!

The greens are in poor shape, even for the winter season. Choosing not to overseed the greens have left them vulnerable to ball marks, many that aren't repaired, to the point that it's difficult to find a line where you're not having to repair multiple ball marks prior to putting. To putt on these greens at this time you need to read the breaks, correctly guess the darting direction over ball marks, and also correctly judge (guess) the ball passing between the dormant grass and the multiple mounds of green grasses on each putting surface.

A great course layout and very well maintained.
We only found the course via the App.