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Stonebriar Country Club - Country Club Course
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A demanding, modern course designed primarily by Ken Dye, with some input from Joe Finger and Byron Nelson, the private Stonebriar CC course is adjacent to the Tom Fazio course that's open for club members and guests of the resort.
Dye’s design routes around four interconnecting lakes that bring water into play on 13 of 18 holes. The fairways feature severe undulations, and the greens are extremely quick. Both Senior PGA and LPGA events have been held here, and participants confirmed that the most difficult hole is the 438-yard No. 9. Water squeezes the fairway on both sides, and the landing area narrows and eventually becomes all water at 230 yards out. This means that the long approach is going to be testy into the green protected by water on the right.
On the back, No. 15 is considered the most difficult–another long par 4 that rolls alongside a creek on the right. Interestingly, the green on No. 15 is shared with hole 7.
Getting there : From Hwy. 121 north, take the Legacy exit west and the clubhouse is on the left side of the street.
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Conditions2.0
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Value2.3
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Layout4.3
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Friendliness5.0
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Pace4.9
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Amenities4.5
Golfer Reviews
Stonebriar Fazio
We played July 16, 2024 and the fairways and tees were half dirt and half grass. The greens were ok but recently aerated and bumpy right now. Also, there is overgrown vegetation just outside the cart paths which leads to loss balls on any wayward shots outside the cart paths on most holes. I would not pay to play here for at least 6 months due to poor conditions.
This Course on a Bad Day is Better than Most
We played here the day after some heavy rain, but the course had drained well. We were Cart Path Only most likely to protect the emerging grasses.
Fazio has designed this course in a valley. All the holes are below the cart paths.There is a lot of hill climbing when you are CPO.
The bent greens were amazing. There are rumors that this club will go the way of Bermuda greens like most others in the area.
Fazio doesn't leave much out of his designs. There's water, as in lake and meandering creeks.
There are huge bunkers all over this layout.
Bunkers were deep and greens were tricked up.
Hole #2 is the #1 handicap hole. It is long and has a Resaca in front of the elevated green. When you clear the ditch, you are not given any mercy unless you do it by at least 20 yards. The fairway slopes down into the resaca. When you hit your shot at the pin on hole #2 it lands on the green and scuttles right off the green to the back right.
This is a great course and a nice test of all the clubs in your bag.
Which Way Does It Blow George
This is a really pretty course! Excellent cart paths and amenities. Bunkers are real sand and maintained well.
Fairways are generous, if you land your ball in the right places. Greens did not receive an approach shot well, but did roll true and fast. There is not a flat green on the course. The tee boxes were level and in good shape for this time of year. The fairway turf is a lttle thin, so the tight lies were plentiful. Just wait a couple months though and this course will be a real treat.
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