Stoneybrook West Golf Course

Greens were in good shape and rolled true. Fairways were playable, I normally move my ball so no issues. Rough was basically weeds. First time I’ve played since it reopened. Played on a Sunday it was perfect weather and course was packed so pace of play was slow. I’ll play it again.

very rude ranger, I was paired up with another golfer we both had our own charts, the nice gentleman on hole #1 said it was ok. The rude ranger came to us on hole #16 and ask what are we doing in two separate charts, we thought he was going to ask about the slow pace play, the group in front of us was in no hurry. Turn out to be a 5 hour round. After the 18th I stop in to have a beer with a friend, when I came out the ranger was in my chart moving it somewhere. I ask where are you going with my stuff , his reply was this chart has been outside for awhile I need charts and he stood next to me like a police waiting for me to get my stuff off the chart. No need to say more very uncomfortable situation. Not sure I would say that was money well spent

Challenging course. Plays tough in the wind. Kudos to team for bringing it back from oblivion. However, they need to stay vigilant as course is developing some issues around the greens and tee boxes.

Please fix ball marks and put sand in divots course in good shape can keep it that way if we all help

Good track. Fair amount of water that comes into play. Traps have very little sand. Fairways pretty thin. Overall good value for the money.

Kudos to the team for bringing the course back from oblivion. Each time that I have played the course, I have noted the improving conditions. Keep it up team.

Fun layout and decent greens, but the fairways weren't in great shape. Right off the fairway was best described as the empty lot you grew up down the street from. Next year this course is gonna be great.

Has a lot of clover patches in rough. Needs some tlc after being closed. Nice track design

Fairways are very inconsistent, with some entire holes being a soggy mudball producing mess and basically the entire hole being considered ground under repair, while others are hard as a rock. That's fine for me though. As a scratch player, all I really care about is having true-rolling quickish greens.

Management decided to overseed the sister course Stoneybrook East so that tee to green everything looks lush and green, but now those greens are like 8 on the stimp shag rug.

In light of this, better players will prefer this West course, but the hackers will likely prefer the East. Both layouts are interesting enough and present a good challenge from all tees and both offer a decent enough value for the Greater Orlando area, albeit both locations are quite a distance from the tourist areas. I.e. Each was a 1 hr drive from Old Town in Kissimmee.

The main issue I have with this West course is the $10 price for a tiny 25 ball warm up bag of awful floater balls. This is an unheard-of high cost.

Also very odd is how they put all the holes on the practice putting green in a perfect circle 6' from the edges. They had a tournament this day though, so maybe there is some logic to this that I'm unaware of in my 40 years of competitive level golf. Although since the putting green is basically shaped like a bowl, the types of putts you get to practice are very limited as a result. I hope it's not always set up like this. Regardless, I'm nitpicking at this point. I'll be back soon to the West, as long as the high season green fees max out as they currently are.

Greens were in really good shape besides people not fixing Ball marks. Around the greens is still really poor, way too many bare spots around the fridge and just off the greens. If you can play for 35-40$ I’d make the trip

You guys need to invest to cart girl accommodation and offering s

What a great track! First round here since 2013ish. It played better than I remember. Kudos to the maintenance crew!! Fairways are pretty generous landing areas. Greens are on the medium/large side but fairly underlying. The greens were just a bit slower than the practice and chipping greens today. But I noticed the potential to really get them rolling!!!! Again, kudos to the maintenance staff. Upon check-in, there was just a hint of arrogance in the air. But the course is a must to put this course in your rotation.

Only a few noticeabe negatives…

1. $10 for a small, warm up bucket has to be in the ridiculous category.

2. In Central Fl, golfers need more water stations/fountains on the course. I only saw the drink cart twice.

3. Golfers DO NOT fix their ball marks! If you want nice greens, do your part and fix your marks!! Goodness, people!! Stop being lazy and help the course staff. Be better!