Stone River Golf Club

Convenient and affordable, course conditions are very bad due to a staff member that oversprayed.

Very beginner friendly and enjoyable course other than poor conditions and greens that were inconsistent due to lack of watering.

I am happy to announce that the new Superintendent is repairing the damage caused by last summer's drought and neglect. The fairway grass will be back and things will be green again. The greens are already recovering and looking better every day. Excess rains caused a slow down in the plans but they are back at it again. New seed and sod will fix the worst of it but these things take time to grow. They were not able to mow due to the rain and are caught up again on the mowing. The fertilizer certainly did it's job. Please be patient, they are working hard to get Stone River back into the shape it needs to be in and the quality the members and guests have come to expect.

This is the 3rd time I've played here and it was in the best shape of those visits. The only problem was long grass or clumps of recently mowed grass in fairways -- we lost 2 or 3 balls that had clearly landed in the fairway, but were unable to spot them. Otherwise, enjoyed it.

Apparently they do not have a greens keeper or course maintenance staff. Fairways appeared to have not been maintained or mowed in months. Course (fairways included) full of muddy low spots, damage and ruts, grass was patched here and there on several holes, but grass was 6-8 inches high because of not mowing. One hole was 80% mud and not grass. Would not recommend.

Came a couple days after it rained so tough to grade conditions fairly. However, hit or miss conditions. Pace of play was good, over solid, nothing spectacular. Good people and good experience, I was able to teach my younger brother golf and had a great time.

The course is a goat ranch. Don’t waste your time.

In rough, overgrown state. Course wasn’t even fun. Lost 3 balls in the middle of the fairway!!! Like what the heck

Greens had been aerated and sanded recently - so no problem there. I knew what to expect - even though it was not what i had hoped for. But, I know the greens need it during the year. It had rained that week, so it was cart path only - extremely muddy!! Some of the fairways seemed to have as much mud (bald spots) as grass, which is what I think was most disappointing.

On the first hole I thought I just saw wet piles of grass in the "fairway, but when I got down there, it was just dirt and the fairways had not been mown (10:30 am). I really hoped I was going to see fairways, but I was wrong. I would definitely say the pictures are deceiving (a perfect day on one of the holes that had been freshly mown). The driving range there is not worth the money. Irons only and $10 for about 60 balls. It was good enough to get loosened up before the round. All in all, I don't expect I'll be driving back over there for another round.

The back 9 was decent. The front 9 needs some serious TLC. Pace of play was terrible. 5 hours for 18 holes. Tee boxes and fairways were dirt. Some green were too.

This was my first time playing and I was highly disappointed. The fairways on the front 9 look worse than my hay pasture with 72 head of black angus. I understand times are hard. But it was rather frustrating due to not being able to drive on the fairways, being cart path only. Not sure what they were trying to gain being that it wasn’t wet. Hope this helps

The Woman at the desk is great. Never seen her without a smile.

Not sure what wrecked some of the fairways, but it was not great. I hope the weather cooperates so they can re-grow the many dead spots.

There’s only so much control they can have. That being said, the value vs the product is iffy.

Best of luck.