StoneRidge Golf Course

Recently returned to the area and was excited to play one of my favorite Arizona courses once again. What a disappointment! This course has seriously deteriorated since I last played it. Carts were in poor shape, with balding tires, I barely made it through 18 holes as the battery was dying. Course conditions were very poor. Many bald spots around the greens, greens were awful with many blemishes and were the slowest greens I've ever played in Arizona! What a shame. This course is one of the most unique and wonderful layouts in all of Arizona with marvelous views. A treasure falling victim to mismanagement and neglect.

This corse is no longer what it use to be . Don't bother coming to play here now , there is no grass growing on the fairways , the tee boxes are all sand , and rounded .your lucky to have a flat lie on a tee box . The greens where plugged a month ago and still have not recovered . Very poor course condition compared to years past .the problem seems to be mismanagement and a terrible course supervisor , they lost a great pro shop staff and now have people in place who no nothing about golf , course maintained by angry upset staff who care nothing about the course or it's condition . This place used to be in great shape but no longer .

This is a very challenging golf course. I was very disappointed that I was only allowed to play the back 9. I was not informed that the front 9 was being plugged and sanded before I booked my tee time. Greens were not uniform in speed. I will play there again when I want to humble myself.

I can play this course all day every day..in my opinion the one of the best Golf courses in the state..I love it.....

Fairly challenging for first timers. Many blind shots, longish carries to landing areas. Most misses are unplayable due to steep and brushy terrain. I would play it again. Staff was friendly and helpful.

First time playing this course. It is a good test from the back tees and a lot of fun.
The course was in pretty good condition considering the time of year. Not recommended for beginners. Pace of play was good for a weekday. Will play it again.

This course is so beautiful! It's a challenge but worth the drive to play! The staff is friendly and inviting. Do not want to walk this course as it's very hilly and spread out! You'll want a good supply of balls! My new favorite course!!

This course makes you think. The yardage card at the pro shop really helps since it was our first time. On certain holes the fairways will roll your ball into the rough or in a lateral if you are not aware of the extreme slope. Bring many many extra balls if you are not an accurate hitter. High desert golf with alot of surrounding desert. If like flat, forgiving, easy to find your errant ball golf courses...do not play here. The battery died on our cart so make sure you change carts at the turn if you feel suspicious about your cart. Our other 2some had to push us for the last 4 holes.

fairly difficult course not in the best condition but not bad for the winter.

The greens are really tricky, the fairways are beautiful and the elevation changes always keep you guessing. I'd say its a top 5 course in AZ! And the weather is almost always perfect! If you haven't taken the drive up to Prescott you should just for this course.

Course is very hilly, and tricky. Buy the yardage book. Fun target golf. Beautiful views of Arizona central highlands.

Was a wonderful looking track HOWEVER, Fairways were PLUGGED, Greens were 'under repair '& plugged also.
Would have been nice to be told this PRIOR to taking my money.

Very challenging course, long hitters will not like this course.

Global warming has its perks -- like Prescott at 65 degrees in January. Playing StoneRidge in such wonderful weather was a great way to enjoy winter golf. The course was in excellent winter condition; well worth a drive on a sunny day. My only critique: repair your carts. Ours looked like it had been sprayed by a large cat and chewed on by a pack of coyotes. Yes, it got us around, but it wasn't up to the quality of the course and club.

Beautiful day - the course was fairly vacant. Course was in very shape for this time of the year.

Pretty chilly to play in Prescott Valley in the winter; however, the course makes some of the best use of elevation change and natural topography I've seen. I've played here a couple times and will keep coming back. A great challenge for the experienced weekend golfer.

Took the drive up from the valley and had a blast. Cooler and windy but the price is unbeatable for a course like this. The pace of play was great. The greens were immaculate and fast. A good variety of holes make it fun. I would highly recommend this course.

This course was fantastic. Challenging but still very enjoyable. Would love to see this course in its prune conditions instead of late fall. Definitely check this course out.

Course is what I like to play. Elevation changes, bent grass greens and strategy on where and how to hit each and every shot. Course is in outstanding shape from tee to green. Really enjoyed the course except for 18 which is poorly designed and needs to be redone. Staff both in the pro shop and outside were very friendly and helpful. At this time of the year the best conditioned courses are in the Prescott area ( Prescott Golf and Country, Antelope Hills and this course). Well worth the time and effort to go and play these courses while fall is here.

Ok, so I've not played but two Prescott courses but you'd be hard pressed to find something better, just incredible elevations and views along with the course being in great condition, tough course for me as a 18HC, blind shots, undulating fast greens, small twisting fairways, target golf etc but I was able to shoot 92 and really enjoyed the time out on my own, this is must play course in my book