Twelve Stones Golf Club

A very nice, challenging layout, but rough around the edges. Typical of a formerly private course that has gone public, not enough money to maintain properly.

This course has seen better days. They’ve renovated the practice area, which is better, but still not great. The carts are probably the nicest part of the round. Poor tee boxes, slow greens, horrendous sand in the traps, and a handful of holes that are pure gimmicks. With a few renovations this course could be very fun, but for now it’s not even worth $50 for 18.

First time playing this course. Went to the driving range a few times and the course looked great just from what I could see. A couple weeks later, booked 18 with some buddies and we had a great time! We did go a day after a bad rain, so the first 3 holes were closed due to flooding. They gave the option to skip, or play the back 9 twice. We just went for the whole course and it did not disappoint! On the cart, these were the longest distances to the next tee box that I’ve seen, and during the ride, you see great views of nature. Deer all over the place, eating right next to your bomb off the tee. We drove right next to a baby deer that was asleep next to the cart path. The fairways are nice and green, and everything seems to be well maintained. It can be a little rough if there has been a decent amount of rain, but even then, it’s still a great time!

12 Stones is the best public course is the Hendersonville area! It is a challenging course with greatly improved course conditions. Reasonably priced, this is a course you will love to play again and again! The food at the 19th hole is outstanding!