Stonebridge Golf Club

Arrived at the course and was told the back nine holes were closed and we were to play the front twice. Was not disclosed at booking time. No discount or apology.

Always enjoy the course. Pace of play was a bit slow. People don't understand ready golf so watching them always makes it worse. Greens rolling at a nice pace. We will be back soon.

First time playing the course and was very impressed. It was a chilly and very windy morning which made the first few holes after an hour car ride tough. The layout is phenomenal and challenging. Everything is right in front of you even though I had never seen the course before. The greens aren't in full summertime mode yet with some inconsistency of green speeds but were firm and rolled true. The only reason I didn't give 5 stars was for the bunkers which could use a full overhaul. Otherwise I was very impress

Best looking greens we have played all year. They were fast the ranger said they was medium speed.If that was medium I will come back for a challenge.

Course is a great track and normally in great shape. It was the complete opposite of great shape when we played it. One hole was closed, there was tire tracks all over the place. It needs some time to heel from all the course maintenance and rain we have had lately. Worse condition I have ever seen it.

The course was a disaster. No one told us there were closed holes. The workers kept their engine on, while we were teeing off on a couple holes. The cart girl kept driving up yo tee box while player was about to drive up. Too much mud all over the coursw.

Hole 13 was completely closed, hole 3 played as a par 3, the back nine was completely under construction with new pipes. There was no indication the course was under construction or I would have chosen a different course. Wish GolfNow would post a course construction warning similar to the aeration warning I sometimes see on courses.

Course is usually in excellent shape and worth the ride from Intown. But today was very disappointing. I’d wait until the piping project is complete before driving back to Rome.

I like Stonebridge in good conditions. Now it was close to unplayable due to nightly rain. It seemed like the drainage wasn't fully working, however that is understandable during the winter season. The weakest point of the round was that there was no information given during booking about closed and shortened holes due to maintenance. Coming from a 1,5h drive, I would have appreciated to make my choice having the full details available (and paying full price).

Great to be back out again....course was in GREAT condition!

The northern portions of Georgia are home to some of the most scenic golf courses in the South. Stonebridge might fall just short of such a distinction, but nevertheless it is a pleasant public course attached to Berry College in the foothill town of Rome. It is very much a ‘90s course with lots of exterior shaping that sometimes competes with the pleasant natural scenery, but a lovely run of lakeside holes around the turn anchors the parts of the course that bring some enjoyable elevation changes. Decent value for the money here, and nice people.

Drove from north Alabama to play. Worth the drive, nice little course that is in great shape and has a friendly staff.

Overall, it's nice. Kind, scenic, golf course is nice, and there are few drawbacks, but if I had to say one, the bathroom is a little disappointing.

Our front team was playing so slow that the first nine holes were pushed and played. Maybe with my family, both kids and girls were beginners. So we gave up on the 10th hole in the second half and started with the 11th hole. From then on to the 18th hole. We played fast and proceeded like that, but we didn't meet the front team until the 18th hole. The family team was playing with such a delay, but no one was on the sidelines without controlling the progress speed