Oaks Course at Stonegate Golf Club
About
The 18-hole Oaks Course at Stonegate Golf Club in Kissimmee, FL is a semi-private golf course that opened in 2000. Oaks Course at Stonegate Golf Club measures 6812 yards from the longest tees and has a slope rating of 128 and a 72.3 USGA rating. The course features 6 sets of tees for different skill levels.
Nestled amidst 3300 acres of pristine wetlands and woodlands, Stonegate Golf Club at Solivita prides itself on its 100-year-old oak hammocks, lush greenery and peaceful waterways and streams. It is finely conditioned golf course with a Disney-type Main Street. This Ron Garl-designed golf facility boasts an 18-hole par-72 championship course encompassing over 7,000 yards with multiple tees for players of varied levels.
The course is characterized by large greens, a wide variety of tee lengths, and playability. Like many Garl courses, it has large expanses of sand, positioned for beauty and directional definition rather than being penalizing. Visit Stonegate for a premier golf experiences.
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This bad boy is huge!!! Photo submitted by Rick4605253 on 03/05/2026
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Photo submitted by Rcg1277 on 08/12/2023
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Photo submitted by Rcg1277 on 08/12/2023
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Photo submitted by Rcg1277 on 08/12/2023
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Photo submitted by u314159379595 on 02/28/2022
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Photo submitted by u314159379595 on 02/28/2022
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Photo submitted by raymondrauber on 03/01/2019
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Photo submitted by DenisGodin69 on 02/19/2014
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Photo submitted by Tmoor7 on 07/07/2013
Golfer Reviews
Beautiful facility, fair course
This was my first time playing at this course and was pleasantly surprised at how nice the facility is with the clubhouse and restaurant and such. The people were very friendly and offered good explanations of where everything was located. The course was playing cart path only due to the amount of rain which is no big deal. The course itself was a fair layout and had nice environment surrounding it but a lot of the greens and tee box areas were lacking. A good portion of the greens appears to have some kind of virus with a lot of bear and dead spots. The greens were rolling fairly well but conditions were not ideal by any stretch. The tee boxes had a lot of areas of weeds and very patchy grass as well. The fairways were in pretty decent condition but because of all the rain it was like hitting out of soup. You definitely needed to have great contact on the ball or you end up with a club full of mud and the ball flight was greatly affected. Hopefully it will dry out soon and make a much better play. The overall experience is something I would definitely do again once it dries out a little. It would be an A+ course if they could remedy the greens and tee boxes. Worth a try if you have never played it.
Fun round!
We enjoy playing this course, but the course maintenance has slipped. The greens aren't in the best of shape and the fairways are weedy. The second cut is way too long.
Greens were not in the best condition. They did putt ok, but the grass on the greens didn't look healthy. They looked as though they might be a problem in the very near future.
After having played the Cypress course 3-4 times, we were finally able to play the Oaks. They are two COMPLETELY different tracks. This course is a lot more open and has more water. I would also venture to say this course is slightly easier. The conditions of this course were not quite the same as Cypress, but still enjoyable. The staff was able to get us out quickly after finishing up 18 holes on the cypress in the morning. Definitely worth checking out if you have never played!
Great restoration job
Played both the Oak Course and the Cypress Course and have to say they both have much improved overall conditions compared to the state they were in a few years ago. Tee to green the conditions were great and the staff couldn't be any more friendly and accommodating.
Course was great. I find the golf now booking fee expensive. I thought it was much less last year. I will look at other ways to book tee times
Nice Course
This course is a good afternoon of golf. The layout is very nice with a scenic tour nature between holes. The course is in good shape for this time of year. The greens were very good with minimal bad spots. As a matter of fact, the only defects are the sod patched areas around the bunkers, which I understand are part of a redesign. They’re almost grown in and will be fine in a few weeks. The fairways are fairly open - but well trapped. There are few forced carries, and most of the water is lateral. The bunkers are very well maintained. The staff was pleasant and eager to please. Try this course - you’ll like it
Excellent condition
This course was in excellent condition. Wide fairways and greens were in great shape and fast. Would definitely play again and recommend for a great day of golf.
Oaks are better than Cypress
We played this course for the 2nd time. On our annual trip to Orlando ( this was our sixth trip ) we played both courses at Stonegate Golf Club during our 2014 trip and found that the Oaks course is by far the better course compared to the Cypress course. What you see is what you play on the Oaks course but there are far too many doglegs on the Cypress course which means that we won't be playing it ever again because for Senior golfers it's too difficult.
Paul from Greenmount
Work in progress
Overall the course is in decent condition. They are working on a number of areas on the course, most notably sand traps. Sand traps without rakes are to be played as ground under repair. Sand traps that have been removed are newly sodded. Fringes around some greens are long. Greens rolled well. The pace of play was very slow for our last 7 holes as we caught up to a 4-ball tournament in progress.
Construction ongoing on course
In time when the construction is complete, I believe it will be a great course once more. The traps are all being redone and many are being eliminated. It is hard to concentrate on hitting a ball when there are bulldozers all over the course. Very disappointing round.
Stonegate review
Truly enjoyed Stonegate. Excellent condition and good challenging course. Played there several more times as found it great value for the money and easy location for me.
Oaks Course with group of 24
Our group was 24 golfers. Course was very accommodating allowing us to do a shotgun start. Staff at the course was excellent, restaurant was closed for renovations, but, we were directed a restaurant close by that we could get to with our carts. Work was being done on the course while we were there, bunkers were basically out of play for the entire round. Greens were a little slow and a little patchy. There is a new management company and they seem to be making some improvements. Great layout, great value, course needs some work. Would love to see it in premium shape.
Better than some of the reviews
Pleasantly surprised because some of the previous reviews were critical of the course conditions. Fairways were nice. Greens were nice but slow - need to be rolled. Rough was tall and you could easily loose a ball. Traps could use some sand. Very nice layout. Most holes were fairly easy but one par-3 on the back was really hard - water right and back, narrow green, trap left. Finished before 2pm but restaurant was already closed. Apparently, management was in transition so, condition should improve. We played the Oaks course.
Was a good course a long time ago
Not sure what's happening at this once great course. You can't make a putt because of the greens poor condition - they were running at a 5 on the SS scale - at best. Like putting on a shag rug. Tee boxes had tall weeds so good luck swinging that driver (the weeds will grab it sending your ball off target). Was wet because of recent rain but that the only thing they get a pass on. Regardless of price, there is no reason to play this course with all of the other options upon in the area.
You can and should do better.
Thank you again for the feedback and we look forward to you visiting us again in the future!
- Hampton Golf Management