Zaneytimes

The course was well kept, the weather was great, the only thing wrong with my round was me! Everyone was friendly
and the landscape was outstanding with very nice scenery. Lord willing we'll be back soon. Thanks for giving us a few hours of break from the Coronavirus, God bless
and that's what we all need,
Barry Westcott

The day was beautiful and the views are always awesome. The course was wet so it was cart path only which is understandable. We were only a twosome, and we got detained behind a foursome on the 6th hole. The foursome wasted so much time before making shots and moving so slow getting back to their carts that it was very frustrating and our patience was wore out, so we skipped the 15th hole and went and teed off on 16.
Courtesy has lost its place in some folks such as this foursome of older men who you would expect to know better, so how do we expect our kids to do any better. I love Stonecrest and the staff are very cordial to us all, if they need to penalize myself and my friend for passing to get ahead of this foursome, then I'm understanding of that, I just hope Courtesy can once again be a part of the Great Game of Golf.
Barry Westcott

I hit my 3rd shot on the 2nd hole and was not only dumb enough to do a short chip and putt, but tried to tee off on hole #3. I watched my 2 friends play the last 16 holes. Sciatic Nerve difficulty stopped my game, but the views of trees, mountains, houses, and sky are worth your money, and my 18 hole score was the lowest I ever achieved to this day. Hope to be back out,
not sure when, but Lord willing I have plenty of
un-sub par rounds to look forward to. The staff are courteous, friendly, nice and enjoyable, so you need to get out and play StoneCrest..........me too!
God Bless, Barry

My usual high scoring game wasn't with me on this trip, I scored even higher, but I had a wonderful Padron Cigar, so who's worried about some silly scorecard? This was the second time in a row the fairways were extremely nice, and I would have enjoyed using them,,,,,oh well, I had my cigar! The views and staff were better than up to par as usual and that makes this course well worth the money, so get your cigars and come on out!
Barry

Actually, the fairways were nicer than I've ever seen then, cut low, they held the ball up well and yet there was not any problem with mown grass getting all over the ball and such, very nice! I shot my best round at StoneCrest ever, and the Good Lord blessed me to keep from going into shock. Play was slow at times, but there was a scramble and just a lot of folks out playing and enjoying the day. There are always times the views from different holes just make you stop, look and thank the Lord for what you are fortunate enough to see of his handiwork at StoneCrest. I'll shut up now!

The ground is saturated so it was cart path only, and of course the cart path won, so I got some exercise. My friend and I were behind a single player who must have been practicing for the Master's. We have no idea why he wanted to keep our attention so badly when the holes were open for him to play, why he walked so slowly, and why he simply stood around I suppose waiting for the crowd to cheer,..... "we weren't
cheering"! My friend had an engagement where they wanted to meet earlier than had been scheduled, so we came home after 9 holes so that he could attend his get together. I still appreciate the staff and the course very highly, and I will be there as often as I can, it feels like home to me.
Barry

Actually the weather was slightly cool at times, but
it's "MARCH"! The course played well, but does need to dry out a bit. We were blessed to be able just to be out there, and I had a great time, and enjoyed myself very much. Two new hybrids MADE MY DAY, and the staff there are always so nice and helpful, you almost feel like you were on vacation. Thanks again for another "Great Escape", I needed it.
Barry Westcott

Everything was just fine, except the pace of play contained a whole lot of waiting as a group of 4 on the front nine, then a group of 4 on the back nine would not let the 3 of us through. One of our group left after the 13th hole, then myself and my buddy left after the 14th. We had to go up to the top level on 14, and when we came back to hit our balls, one whizzed by us, and it was just time to go home because I get stiff when I have to wait so much. This was not the courses or its staff's doing, it was those playing, and I will be back as soon as I possibly can.

The weather was great, the staff was excellent, I
left my best shots at home, but I enjoyed myself just the same. Front nine was crowded, but opened up very nicely on the 10th hole. The 2nd front nine was pretty crowded, but I enjoyed watching 2 young men who could play the game, and the views that constantly come into focus are well worth seeing.

It was wet so we were cart path only, but the course is still very enjoyable. I have played this course many times and I enjoy the views of the hills, and houses, its like being in the Smoky Mts. on vacation. The staff is great, and I played with a new partner(Dr. Bryan Griffith) whose company I greatly enjoyed, even as his game was far better than my own.
If he played regularly at all, his only handicap would be partners like myself, who tend to duff a few balls. Try this course, its well worth the ticket price.

The fairways are nice, but do have spots where they are still damp, but this is easy to handle. The greens are cut and most are fast, which is also easy to understand. This is the course I have played on 12 to 20 times a year for the last 3 to 4 years, and I love it.
The entire staff have been very friendly and helpful and
that says a whole lot in my book. The course is beautiful, and at times you just have to sit back in the cart and soak it all up. It is well worth the price of admittance.

I called the pro shop and they said that nobody was playing, and that the temperature was 29. They talked
like they were going to close down, or already had, so
we didn't go. It was too cold to play for us anyhow, but I sure wanted to. It cost $34 and change, but I can't afford to let my preacher get sick, I can't preach!
Barry