Stoneybrook East Golf Course

Stoneybrook East is generally a fun course to play, and I have enjoyed playing it many times. Unfortunately, over recent months, the course isn't in as good a condition as it used to be. There are drainage issues, and many parts of the course are very mushy. I can hit a nice tee shot and have it land right in the middle of the fairway, only to have to move it to a different location, because I'm not going to hit my second shot off of mushy ground or out of a mud patch. I simply won't do it. The greens also have a lot of blight on them. Not sure if this is a downward trend that will continue, but for the time being I do not plan to return to this course to play anymore rounds.

Played here just accouple weeks ago and greens were OK. Somehow they've lost them to fungus or just plain neglect.

The fairways are really wide giving plenty of scope. However, they are quite bare with a lack of grass cover. Greens are consistent pace, some have weeds and dead patches but overall in good shape.

Nothing on the website to indicate it but they charge a cart rider fee. Really should be upfront.

Overall it was a fun course to play and would play it again with family and friends. The only thing is the course condition but understandable because of the weather/rain conditions some fairways were really in wet, the greens played fair and the ball rolled pretty good, hands down to the greens keepers. I would play the course again!

I played Stoneybrook about a year ago with a 7AM tee time and loved hit because of the wildlife that was everywhere. But even then pace of play was slow. Booked a tee time for 10:10AM this year and it took 30 minutes to finish the first two holes. The greens were highly diseased. Cant comment on the fairways because of amount of rain Central Florida has received when I played, but the pace of play was atrocious. What’s the point of having rangers if they don’t do anything. Better value for your time can be found elsewhere.

I live in the area for more than 50 years. I no the rain lately and expected wet conditions. But they should close the coarse in this condition. But they would rather charge an absurd price ( dumb enough to pay) and go with it. My buddy bought a pre made hot dog at the turn $9.00 for that. I was reluctant to play today but know this. There are better coarses in the area for less money. I feel bad for the bartenders and cart ladies because who can tip them fairly when the coarse is price gauging the patrons. Wedgefield is a MUCH Better value I know I will choose them from now own.

For the money this course is not worth it at this time. Seems like it could be good if it wasn't so slow to play or priced so high for the conditions

Some of the greens are in pretty tough shape, probably from all the rain we have received.

Course was pretty good with the exception of a couple of greens which look like they've got Nematode issues

I grabbed an early tee time as a single and got paired with a group of 3 guys that were great to play with. The clubhouse was very friendly from the moment I walked in. They knew the course well and gave some good tips on the holes where there were hidden hazards. The course has a good layout and makes you consider your club selection at times. You can get into trouble if you don’t hit it straight off the tee on a few holes. The tee boxes were mostly flat, but were pretty patchy. The fairways were all in good condition and the greens were pretty slow in the morning because it was pretty wet. They got a bit faster as the morning sun dried things out a bit. The clubhouse said they were a 9, but they were way slower. Most of the greens were in good shape, but a few had some bad spots that looked like a fungus eating it away. Pace of play was a little slow due to the group ahead of us, but we still finished in about 4:15. The cart girl was late getting started, but made it around to us a couple times. I enjoyed the course overall and will play again. I am a 12 handicap and shot an 82 from the white tees.