StoneRidge Golf Course

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.

I think Stoneridge is truly a hidden gem in Arizona. You won't find a course with this much character for this value anywhere else in the state. For me, it's always nice to get out of the hot summer heat in Phoenix and make the short drive to Prescott for a great round of golf.

Better bring the camera along. You will need most of your clubs and club selection is crucial to avoid places one would have to be a magician to escape from. Not too much room for error but enough for average golfers. Selecting the right club can be problematic with the ups and downs you will face. Not advisable to play on a wet day, you may not be able to control the cart on the steep, windy paths. If you have a fear of heights, stay home. I think my ears popped on several holes driving from green to tee. If your cart breaks down, hitch a ride. i doubt you will be able to walk back to club house. Great Course... bring a lot of balls.

Views are awesome, holes are challenging. Played Monday and then again on Thursday. Rain and wind on first four holes Thursday, thought about going in. Sun came out, dried off two holes later. If you hit 235-250 or better, course plays much easier.

This course was great! The staff were really helpful getting everything into place. If you get there before your round starts there are nice chipping and putting greens right next to tee #1, and they will call your name when it is your turn to play. Overall, this course was challenging for me because it actually requires you to make some shots. I really enjoyed the view. I also liked the fact that it is in a desert area, with little to no housing, so my wayward shots do no harm.

Great course, definitely want to play here again.

Spectacular views, this course has it all. Bring a few extra balls.

This course is worth the drive if you are in the Phoenix area. It is a beautiful course with an awesome view. The greens had been recently aerated so that was the only condition issue. You better be able to hit a straight drive with some distance here, or bring a lot of extra balls. There isn't a lot of room from error. You can't hit it over on the next fairway and still play it. I'm not a great golfer but I managed just fine. I can't wait to play it again, next time I'm in the area.

Course is extremely challenging. Forced carry on almost every hole. Bring extra balls.

This is a good challenge to both keep it straight and to judge distances correctly. Lots of elevation changes, use of terrain, and very distinct and different looking holes. No two shots the same.
Get a yardage book and play the right tees. One group lost 27 balls, the other only 3.
Would definitely play again.

Great layout over, down, across canyons right and left, interesting doglegs, nice views, well maintained but we played two weeks after punching and sanding so the greens were still bumpy. Thus the cheaper rate. Would play it again in a heartbeat.

I had played this course a couple of years ago and remembered it to be in better condition. The front nine was in marginal shape. Taking into consideration the greens had all been topped dressed with sand after being aerated it still felt like the course was tired.
I nearly left at the turn but decided to play. Glad I did. The back nine was in better shape and all in all it was an enjoyable day.
Just not pristine like some of the other reviews stated.

Greens are rough but course is always worth playing. Bring your A game or you will get frustrated.

This course has the greatest tee box views in Az. After your tee shot almost every shot after that is up hill. Landing areas are wide enough for all types of handicaps. This course is not gimmicked up. Prescott, in general, is abot 6 weeks behind in getting out of the winter so the course presently is not in the best condition it should be, but so what, go there. It is not female-senior friendly. It's tough to motivate if it's a cart path only hole.

Very challenging course in the hills behind Prescott. Played on a windy day. Lots of uphill and downhill shots. Greens undulating and very tricky to read. Long distances from green to next tee. Must keep the ball in the fairway.

This was a very surprising find in Prescott Valley. You will drive through fairly flat lands and trailer parks until you turn into the Stone Ridge development. The terrain immediately changes to extreme hills. This continues onto the golf course. There are several holes that have elevation changes of 50 ft or more, sometimes twice (50 ft drop from tee to fairway and back up 50 ft to the green). Don't worry, you won't be walking - carts are mandatory. Speaking of carts, some of the hills are so steep, there are speed bumps on the cart paths to ensure you are going slow enough for safety. It is worth the trip out to Prescott Valley, especially if you can't afford playing Big Horn in California.