Stoneybrook West Golf Course

Idk, its close, so i love it. probably the best food ive ever had at a clubhouse. Cassandra the chef kills it. Chicken sandwich fuego, greek salad wings etc.... Range balls $13 dollars for a few.... i go for the grass. Staff friendly... No rainchecks after 3pm which is a bummer. May be out of range balls if its barely full.. yep, barely full i said. Idk if they care about the golfers. lol Looks like itll go out of business soon with the way things are ran. Clubhouse air condition broken so you can sweat it out after a 18 round of golf while you drink a cold beer... I mean cold beer in a sauna heck ya. The best wings and chx sandwich ive ever had in sauna? Heck nooo. Best of luck stoney.

Being a local course for me I have to be honest, this place is just beat up, plain and simple. Tee boxes are rough, fairways are rough, greens are slow and dried out. Not to mention there are fire ant hills EVERYWHERE. There are almost 10-20 of them on every tee box. Not to mention the money gougers that run this course charge upwards of 4,500 for a membership. And one more thing, they host tournaments for kids on the weekend (which I have no problem with), but it takes almost 5-6 hours to finish a round the day before the tournament starts. The course doesn’t notify you at all which sucks. Save your money and go somewhere else.

Very slow pace because of a 6 some player ahead of a 3 some in front of me. Why was this allowed.

GolfNow priice is a good value for this course. The greens were in good shape but the fairways could use some work due to thin/bare spots. Also, $10 for a very small bucket of range balls is a bit steep Place of play has been good for the during the week tee time I had

An old favorite that has fallen on hard times. Course is struggling to come back. Greens and fairways much improved. Rough and areas around greens are bad. Bunkers have no depth. Tee boxes improving. Course needs more tender living care.

This course has made leaps and bounds over the last few months. Still some growing to do but, the right spots are in great shape!!!

3rd time playing here since it reopened - 1st time since Nov '23. The course hasn't really made any significant improvement.

Fairways are patchy, off the fairway is a minefield. Greens were pretty furry and slow.

Overall, it was disappointing to not see any significany improvement since November.

I played this course because the picture looked like it was a little dry, and for the last several weeks, central Florida has been that way, so I was looking for a course where the ball would roll some. The course, both fairways and greens, has a lot of contours. In wet weather there are a lot of places where the contours take the ball that I suspect would be muddy, but in the current dry conditions, playing the ground game and feeding the ball to spots in the fairway and on the green was a lot of fun. They are conserving water (which is nice in Florida where they usually over water). As a consequence...right now the rough is thin and dry (your results may vary depending on recent weather).

I had a blast...it is a great thinking course. Pick where you want the ball to end up...backtrack to where it will land, and figure out how to feed it to where you want it...it's very much like links golf. The bunkers, and firm (currently at least) greens, require some thought on approach angles and lofts.

As with most courses, they don't manage sprinkler coverage very well so many of the bunkers are hard packed (mostly around the green). It's a little ironic that you can play great explosion shots from fairway bunkers where you're trying to catch mostly ball, and have to chunk and run in bunkers around the green, but hey...it makes you get creative.

Coming from Kissimmee, this is a bit of a drive (45 minutes), but, when it's dry...this will be one of the top area courses on my list of places to play.