Stonebridge Golf Club

What a great way to open the season with a round on a beautiful, well kept course! The winter didn't hurt a single blade of grass or maybe it was the grounds keepers who are so adept at their jobs! PS I would upload a photo, however I left my phone in the cart. I only realized I left it at Stone Bridge when I got to my home in the UP. Those folks were jolly on the spot to let me know they had it! Thank you!

Nice course. #1 is a tough start. Rest of the course is nice.
Greens were a tad slow

Very nice course considering it was the end of the season, but it was occasionally scary with so many beautiful houses lining the fairways! I loved to see people fishing in the many ponds and lakes.

Great value for money. Very light play. Didn't see another group until 9th hole, then they let us play through on 10 and sailed through just over 3 hours. Staff extremely friendly. Course plays through large subdivision with quite a few sharp doglegs forcing strategy off tee. Local knowledge would have helped prior to first time playing course.

Decent course the rough needs some work and the greens are quite slow. For the money there are far better courses in the area that are cheaper and more enjoyable to play. Over five hours to complete the round is to slow.

Played on a Saturday after some heavy fog so all tee times were delayed by a half an hour. Luckily the groups in front of us had a solid pace so we were rarely waiting to tee off. The course was in very good condition and the staff were nice. Overall, a long, but fun day

As nice as the course was, I felt dissed by the pro shop as a single. No attempt to put me with other players. And when I was told to go to the first tee because a 2-some had just gone out, I found a 4-some playing the hole. After the round, I did not even get a nod from the pro shop guy or a "how did you like the course?"

We have played this course about a dozen times. Being from Canada it is a bit of a drive but it is worth it. Looking forward to playing it in the future.

Stonebridge winds its way through a private community of homes and condos which border most of the holes but are far enough back so as not to be a distraction. The holes are very challenging and have a nice mix of undulating fairways, grass and sand bunkers and water hazards so that you don't get bored! The fairways and tees are pristine. The greens are very lush but lack speed. I estimate they would "stimp" out at about 8. You have to hit your putts firmly to get them to the hole, even on downhill putts. There is not a lot of break on most putts, especially 5 feet and in. Longer putts are subject to the undulating greens but fairly easy to read.
The course is laid out so that the wind is in your face on two-thirds of the holes and a factor on most approach shots. Many of the greens are very small and require accuracy and distance control.
My son and I are both scratch golfers. We found the difficulty of the course from the gold tees very challenging. If you can't fly your tee shot 250 yards, move up to the blue tees. Overall a very enjoyable experience.

The course winds it's way through the Stonebridge subdivision, if one of your players is paranoid about hitting a house, don't bring them here. One of the players in our foursome literally hit one over the roof of one house landing on someone's front lawn. (We think.) The course has a nice design typical of Arthur Hills, a little gimmicky in a few places but otherwise a nice course. Good greens; decent speed. Some water and sand traps too but not an overwhelming amount.

Well maintained upscale subdivision course.Nice restaurant in Clubhouse.

Went out at the earliest tee time, which happened to stay a bit foggy for 3 holes, but didn't loose a ball. The green were very true and in great shape. The tee boxes and fairways were in pristine condition. Rough was pretty deep and fairly thick. A great mix of par 3's, par 5's, quite a few short to mid length par 4's, though they all had some features that made it a problem if you mis-hit your drive or second shot. Open enough on most holes to have a bad shot and still be able to play your ball. Tree, bunkers, creeks, and ponds let the course protect itself if you're hitting it wildly or daring to take on the greens from further out. Will definently be back out on this course.

Golfnow.com produced a great rate for this course. We were able to tee off at 7:00 am and finish our round as a two-some prior to 10:00 am. Conditions were excellent and there the holes produced great variety.

Too many houses. Grass is too long. Lost so many balls in the rough...

I have played this course for years and I have always enjoyed it. I scored my first hole in one on this day on number 12 174 yards with a 4 iron so my review is GREAT!!! I also had my best friend and my brother in law there to who witnessed it too.

Probably the nicest of the Arthur Hills designs in the area, Stonebridge is a very difficult course in which accuracy off the tee is a key. Many holes dogleg around hazards and Out of Bounds is in play on many holes with the proximity to houses. The course is always in very good shape but the last time I played it seemed overwatered as the course was very wet despite the area having no rain in the past 5 days. The greens are usually in good shape but run a tad slower then most other courses in the area and could use another foot or two of speed added.

I would golf the course again. I felt the (manager ) asume was rude to the customer as well as talking down his employee's infront of the customer Poor management

Went here after work on a Friday and the course was in terrific shape. The fairways were cut perfectly and the rough was just long enough to be a challenge.

I really enjoyed playing this course on the back tees. The tee shots required sheer accuracy and smart ball placement on the fairway as well as knowing where you can bail out. Shots onto green were the greatest challenge and the course will punish you for missing the greens. Chipping in the rough is a strong skill set you can bring to the course to improve your score.

My driver stayed in the bag most of the time while the 3 wood, 2 iron and 3 iron were the most active clubs at the tee while mid iron, short iron and gap wedge were the most active clubs for the approach onto the green.

The greens can be little bit faster for better release and take the slope of the green at full advantage. Plus the yardage of the holes on the backside of the scorecard was a great idea! All courses should do that to speed up game play and better club selection from the tee.

I was unfortunate to get behind a group of players from one of the week day leagues and since they apparently only play 9 holes, were in no hurry. It took us a good part of 2 hours and 45 minutes to play those nine hole. So if you want to play this beautiful course in a timely manner, avoid the late afternoon starts. Otherwise, it is a very well manicured course that had some nice, challenging holes. A definite must play if you are in Ann Arbor...just not late in the day.