kwilson56

I traveled an hour from Fort Hood to play Delaware Springs. I found them on GolfNow and made a reservation for my usual foursome. I have never been a fan of municipal courses due to their poor conditions, ratty clubhouses and smelly bathrooms, not to mention, their bad attitudes to non-locals. The staff was very friendly welcoming. The starter gave us the local course knowledge and the warning about the snakes in the area. Much appreciated and thank you! The course was in wonderful condition- tee box, fairways and greens. All in great shape in the hot weather that we’ve been experiencing. The course is tight. There is no where to bail out on a mosh it shot. Accuracy and not distance is your friend. We will be
back! Thanks guys!

The tee boxes, fairways and greens are in very nice condition. The only problem is the course layout that causes players to play to the wrong greens. The cart paths are confusing to say the least and to the extent that golfers have to ask each other which way is the next hole.

Worth the $40

Stonetree requires some time before it turns into the course that so many reviews prior to mine have lauded over. The tee box, fairways and greens are not worth the money charged for 18 and a cart during the prime morning hours of play. The twilight fee for 18holes and a cart is around $21.50. Certainly well worth the price considering the courses current condition.

I expect, as the season moves forward, that Stonetree will become a very nice course to play. Patience is key as the course needs lots of rain to improve its current hard-pan situation.