StoneRidge Golf Course

Lots of elevation changes throughout the course that require concentration on club selection and accuracy.

Make sure you have at least 5 extra balls. No matter how good you are!

Stoneridge is a unique course design; the kind of golf course you don't get to play every day. It is challenging but fair. Good couse management and club selection will be important. Each hole is it's own entity as you will only see the hole you are playing. The elevation changes provide lots of fun shots. I loved this course.
Hint: For the bet strategy I suggest not pulling the driver out on every tee.
Have fun !

Lots of sloping fairways and elevation changes. Well bunkered with good sand. Must know where to hit some shots that are blind to avoid trouble. Directional flags are helpful.

Awesome course layout. Wish the tee times were spread out a bit more, as our group waited on every hole.

Loved the views and the contours of the course! You would need to play the course a couple of times to maximize scoring potential. Playing the middle tees for a female golfer with a 10 handicap was challenging, but very playable.

Every hole on this course presents the golfer with a remarkable vista and a thought provoking shot. This is the most fun you can have playing golf. No place for beginners, however.

Played the course on Saturday. Course was in great condiiton even with rain. Club selection here is key including tee shots. For most of the course your driver will stay in the bag.

I have played Stone Ridge a number of times and the conditions are always great. The greens are not incredibly fast but they can be challenging if not placed well. There is not a lot of forgiveness if you go off the fairway. The course makes you think and play smart. One of my favorite courses in northern Arizona.

Only played 8 holes because of thunder storms but the staff was nice enough to provide me with a rain check. Holes 1 thru 8 were a lot of fun. Be careful not to put yourself in a downhill lie position going for the big drive...

Not for the faint of heart, but a "B E A utiful" and nicely maintained course. A challenge for any golfer - bring extra balls.
Great views. A high desert course. Makes me wish I lived in Prescott.
As good as, if not better than any top level course in Arizona.

We only were able to play 9 holes, because a very substantial rain storm came in. They did give us a rain check for 9 holes.
I am looking forward to playing the next 9 holes. This is a very fun and challenging course. I would definitely recommend this course to my friends.

One of those courses where 1) you want a GPS showing you distances to bunkers/washes/arroyos and 2) you wish someone was with you who knew the course and your target line for many tee shots - especially #18!

Very enjoyable course where course knowledge is invaluable.

Never played here before and I found it interesting and challenging. Too bad it took 5 hrs. to play. From the higher tees the wind if against can make some holes brutal. Some of the second shots on par 4's are steeply uphill. Found the greens to be medium fast and somewhat hard to read. Good variety of tees, so pick your poison. Nice facility and very cordial. Eighteenth hole is alittle funky but dramatic. Found the 5 wood to be my best friend on this unique and well designed track.

I'm from the Phoenix area and I've come up to Prescott valley the past 2 years to play Stoneridge. Each time it has been in immaculate condition and is a beautiful and humbling course. I'd strongly recommend playing this one.

great course , staff, condition of course....fantabulous!

Interesting layout with elevation changes and forced carries. Well maintained and nice views

It's hard to review this course based on the wind the day we played. At times you could barely stand. On the 600 yd. par 5 18th, I hit driver, 7 iron, sand wedge. My wind gauge said over 35 at times. We will play once more to be a better critic.

A very well maintained course with beautiful surroundings. Rocky/desert terrain bordered most holes, so well placed tee shots are a must. Course layout knowledge would have certainly helped. Was worth the 2hr drive up to Prescott and will certainly return with others again.

See above-interesting course but players need a yardage book, detailed hole map. Course needs maintenance work in a number of areas.