StoneRidge Golf Course

Course was in great shape. Pace of play was good. We did not have to wait for people in front of us, nor did we have people waiting on us. Course was challenging with some elevation change. Would highly recommend course.

I probably set a record for lost balls. If you miss the fairway your ball is gone, the course is quite the challenge, definitely not for a beginner and quite the challenge for a intermediate player like me.

It would have been nice to know before we arrived that there was not a cart person bringing refreshments around the course on Wednesday’s and that the bar did not open and they couldn’t make us drinks before 10am.

Everything about the course was great. Very tough course with lots of contours. This course is for younger folks. Us 75+'s had to stop after 12 holes. The up and down's of every walking step combined with the heat wore us down. The shocking concern of no GPS's for the carts was very concerning. Not knowing the layout and yardage is hard enough for younger players. Great course, not what I expected though.

This course is beautiful but so hard. There are a lot of blind holes and the elevation changes are severe. If you are afraid of heights the cart paths are steep and scary. For a very advanced player I think it would be an awesome challenging course.

The views here are spectacular; it may be worth playing once for that reason alone. However, if you’re looking for a fair golf course that’s out in front of you, this is not it. Every tee shot is a forced carry and a number of them are blind from the tips. Greens were rolling at an 8 (at most) and still haven’t recovered from early April aeration. Fairways needed to be mowed, as well as tee boxes. The course overall was quite soft. Not a good value for the conditions or layout.

The layout gets repetitive - huge elevation drop on many tee shots, hitting up to an elevated green. It’s also very difficult to see groups in front of you in a number of spots due to the elevation changes and lack of cart GPS. Just a bizarre (if very scenic) golf course that charges way too much. M

This course has a very interesting layout that requires precise shots. Luckily they provide a course booklet because there are a lot of blind shots or hidden undulations.

I can see why the course would play tough/slow if they didn’t give those books.

Front 9 pace was terrible even thought it was all 2-somes. No Marshall to help things along. Also no restaurant that day.

This is not a walkable course! Even with a cart it seemed like every green was hard to get to - no place to park the cart without a steep walk.

Will have to go back now that I know the layout a bit better.

PS; don’t take your beginner friend there.

Course was in not great shape. Needs more water everywhere. The greens have been punched within the last month and are still a bit rough. No food service was open and no beverage cart. You’re on your own out there

Beautiful coarse friendly staff. Not for the beginner golfer as there is mandatory carries on every hole. But great fun

This is a gorgeous course, but I don't recommend it for beginners. There are quite a few blind shots and brush to carry. I am glad we played but I don't think we would repeat.

I could see really enjoying the challenge if you could play it several times to figure out placements. They do give a yardage book which helped a great deal.

This course is more target golf than any Scottsdale course i know. Be sure to bring enough golfballs with you, if not on the fairway, you’re lost. Steep up and downhill fairways, if you like that, its a must, especially considering the greenfee compared to most scottsdale courses. Great condition of fairway and greens, very well maintained, greens slower than usual, maybe because of the heat this week. Overall fun to play, quite a challenge. Great place to escape the heat in the valley.

Very scenic. Very hilly. Fast Greens. Some narrow fairways. Lots of carries off the tee. Several blind shots.