StoneRidge Golf Course

First time playing this course. The recommendation from a few local was "bring more balls"! The only "bad" thing was the humidity. Lots of challenges and elevation changes. Nice folks and I would definitely play it again.

Course was in great shape very challenging and views of Prescott valley were great. Great to get out of the valley to some cooler temps.

Difficult to understand how anyone saw a goal course in this setting. But they did an incredibly beautiful job. It's breathtaking. My only complaint is slow play and no supervision. Took 5 1/2 hours to play. Two groups behind us gave up and drove in.

I will return with some friends during a week day to see if it's any better. Kudos to the designer.

Some of the best greens in the state. There are several blind shots, so make sure you have a yardage book.

Tee to green this course was in excellent condition. One of the hottest days of the year was bearable because of the slight breeze. Can't wait to get back up there. Food was excellent in the restaurant.

Wish I had used my camera. The course is BEAUTIFUL , from tee box to green. My wife makes me play the tips to even up the score and breaking 90 is a very satisfying over coming those 600 yard holes. Hope to get another chance to play again real soon. Adios

Greens are true and fast. Ball rolls a lot after hitting Greens. Fairways are Great. Wind plays a big part in club selection.

Work on the course am or pm not when we are trying to play golf. Open for food in AM not at 11:00.

StoneRidge in Prescott Valley has beautiful views from every tee box. The weather the day we played was perfect. The people in the club house were very polite and helpful with tips on how best to play this challenging course. Bring your best game or bring extra golf balls.

Elevation changes make for interesting experience. Target golf demands straight shots.

Bring a box of balls if not a straight hitter.

Course was great, except hey just punched the greens. Nothing online said this. Because of that the greens were HORRIBLE as they were hokey and very sandy. Price should have reflected.

Remainder of he course was great and the staff was very friendly. I would go back again as it was a fun round, just wish that something has been said about the greens. Drove two hours for this. Would recommend the course

Drove from Scottsdale to play this course. Forgot about elevation and temperature differences. At tad cool when starting out and had to buy a sweater at the pro shop (pretty good deal, by the way). Staff greeted us with such a friendly and engaging attitude I thought I was a movie star.

Golf was great, with a number of holes offering sloping fairways and tough little bunkers. Vistas on the course were stunning.

Overall, a pretty good day. Thanks guys.

Love this course, beautiful and challenging.

Played this course 2 weeks ago and had a blast so I had to come back & play it again on Saturday. I must say the course is in very great condition for this time of the year. Greens rolled great. Very friendly staff and check in was a breeze. Cart path was fun to drive also haha you'll find out what I mean when you play this course. I drive out from Winslow, AZ which is 150 miles away and the trip is totally worth it. My favorite so far. Have fun and bring plenty of balls if you game isn't straight.

This course has changed over the last 5 years. There are plenty of homes now in sight. Every hole is a challenge and unique. If you like being in wide open spaces cracking the ball this is fantastic. The cart paths between holes are quite long and they go up and down elevations. There is a lot of out of bounds and you WILL lose a few balls that are unfindable. It is a unique and challenging course ~ so a must for the adventurous golfer. Have a great time.

drove up from phoenix to play this course,not worth my time or effort pace of play very slow waited on every tee box after the 2nd hole,no marshall at all,no beverage cart, fairways and the areas around the greens had been punched and on some fairways the plugs still in laying there,otherwise course is very nice and the staff in the pro shop very friendly towards my group...we played in over 4 hours and 15 minutes but it seemed a lot longer due to the waiting on every tee box

A very unique and challenging layout. I loved it even tho it didn't really suit my game. Fairways were great and greens very nice for this time of year. Worth the drive from Goodyear and look forward to coming again.

Great course, great people

Stoneridge has long been my favorite in the Prescott area as it represents a very challenging layout that is reminiscent of many desert style courses you will find in the Phoenix/Scottsdale area. Every tee ball requires some kind of a forced carry over the desert and scrub brush, even if for only 50-100 yards, it is always there. This is very much a target course despite the yardages indicating it is open for bombers as many of the landing areas funnel towards trouble.

If you play the tips, you'll quickly realize that a lot of the yardage differential is made up on the Par 3's, however #9 & #13 stick out in my mind as having some of larger differences as well.

The staff has always been extremely friendly. Scott will generally meet you at the club drop off point before teeing off and is always a pleasure to speak with. The renovated grill area looks amazing and they have significantly upgraded their food menu and beer selection without putting the pinch on their customers.

My overall review would be higher, however I was very disappointed in the greens during our round today. The head greenskeeper seemed to cave to pressures around late season tournaments, which pushed the verification schedule into mid to late November. As Prescott sees snow and colder temps in the winter months, this means that even as of today the greens still splashed with sand when hit from about any distance. Once on the greens, they were EXTREMELY slow and it was hard to keep putts on line that didn't have more pace than necessary to get to the hole. The greens will get better as the weather warms, however they need a good 2-3 weeks with 70+ degree weather and a good cut/roll to get them back to their late season form from 2015.

I'll be back and will look to exact some revenge on the back nine after going 37-41 today.

Perfect weather. Fairways perfect, greens in perfect condition just a little slow. Our group loved this course. Best course we have played all year.