Stone River Golf Club

Great course, lots of fun and a great place to play. Course is in great condition.

Greens and fairways are in really good shape. Was not held up while playing this round.

Greens have recovered from freezing last year we’ll. One can see that a lot of work has been put in to improve the conditions of the course, which is really appreciated.

This course was in very poor condition. There was considerable rain the night before that made playing conditions even worse. From tees to fairways to greens the conditions were poor. The only positive thing was that it was my grandson’s first round of golf and we were able to play with minimal interruption from other golfers.

New to Texas, course is in great shape for the time of year but looking forward to spring with softer greens and fairways, but excellent place to play for the time of year!

No carts until after tee time. Had 2 groups of 2 in front of us and another group of 2 behind us. If you are that busy you have to combine groups to keep pace of play.

Always a good pace of play here. Staff is extremely friendly.

hard to rate a course this time of year with the grass being in a dormant state.Feel like this as any course would present better in a more favorable season calendar wise

I didn’t expect the course to be in phenomenal shape based on previous rounds, also given the fees. To my surprise the greens have gotten a little better. Some inconsistency in the roll from green to green but overall the best I’ve seen them. The tee boxes need a ton of work, the yardage markers aren’t reliable, and the fairways needed water. Pair this with a lack of “golfers” using the facility. Seriously people, fix your ball marks, divots, and for love of God - pick your feet up on the greens!

The course has potential to be so much better and I hope that they’ll be able to invest more money into it in the coming years. Until then this will be a last resort course when I’m looking to play.

It was an overcast/windy day. The course was typical---you get what you pay for. Greens rolled smoothly, fairways were dry/hard, and tee boxes needed some work---all par for most courses in the area. The wind was pretty stiff, maybe 15-20 mph making the course harder/easier to play depending on the hole.

Main thing is: They don't have enough carts. Or any organization re: groups. Granted it was a busier day due to the holidays but there were 3-4 groups ahead of us waiting to tee off #1---but couldn't---as they had no carts. They were all on course. So we waited for groups to finish, and grab their cart, and ultimately 4 groups ended up going out as 3 consecutive 5-somes (which predictably slowed play made even worse on a busy/windy day).

And the staff, the 2 guys working the clubhouse, seemed to have no way of controlling or changing the situation---they were just at the mercy--as we were---of other groups finishing to get out cart. They need more carts---obviously.

We finished---just as the sun set, but every group behind us didn't get 18 in which I'm sure they weren't thrilled with.

As a wise man once said "That's no way to run a railroad."