Stetsonfuller

Extremely flat, very few test holes. Good place to get away and play in peace and quiet. Greens were in awful shape, I'd imagine that is not usual most years

Hidden Valley is a decent little course, but make sure you are not paying full price. The layout is quirky and the greens are not true (based upon years of playing there, not one day). The driving range is a shade over 200 yards, so keep the driver in the bAg.

The conditions are good currently, it's not over crowded and beer is cheap!

First thing you notice about Stone Canyon is the clubhouse, outdoor restrooms and third trailer acting as a bar. They have a temporary vinyl building to house carts and maintence equipment. Which is disappointing because the course deserves a much better welcome than it receives.

The course had issues on the tee boxes, many of which were lacking grass; but more importantly they were all laser leveled, no situations where you stood above or below the ball. The greens rolled very true, the pace was consistent throughout and the undulation was were thought out well. The bunkers were well placed and added to the experience. Almost every hole required a strategic approach and were fair. Only one time did I finish a hole and think "that wasn't fair" and it was due to my lack of course knowledge, had I known the green complex was designed that way I would have approached it much different. The course is a $100 a round product, but the overhead is so low that you get it at a heavily discounted price. Do yourself a favor and play this course if the opportunity arises.

Course is well maintained and the layout requires strategy. The course is not busy, so it is a good option for those wanting to avoid the crowded courses in Lincoln.