Stonetree Golf Club
About
Jay Riviere built this course in the 1970s to offer a non-military alternative for golf in Killeen. The conditions have improved since the updated irrigation system was installed in the 1990s, and the greens are known for consistently being in solid condition. The course has been renovated in 2005 by Lee Singletary. You’ll face a good combination of tee shots at this course, with both narrow and wide fairways.
Start off with some patience, if you can survive the more difficult front nine, you’ll be confident and in good position for a low round when you face the easier back nine.
Getting there : From I-35 north, take Hwy. 190 west and exit FM 2410. Turn right and look for Roy Reynolds Dr. Turn right again and look for the course on the left side of the road.
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Golfer Photos
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12/24/2025 Photo submitted by hectorlebron on 12/24/2025
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Photo submitted by drkcarbone on 12/30/2024
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A beautiful view on the back nine! Photo submitted by MARINESNIPER33 on 09/13/2024
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Great friend Khoi and I. Photo submitted by MARINESNIPER33 on 09/13/2024
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Challenging but fun course! Photo submitted by MARINESNIPER33 on 09/13/2024
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Look forward to coming back very soon! Photo submitted by MARINESNIPER33 on 09/13/2024
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Photo submitted by kconnelly339 on 01/09/2022
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Photo submitted by Tracylynn on 06/08/2020
Golfer Reviews
Great Course - Challenging, but not Difficult
Wow. I knew nothing about this course until I showed up. Very nice. There is challenge, but not crazy. The greens have nice slopes and changes, but the fairways are fairly open. Greens were in great shape. Several interesting hole layouts. Somehow I missed the stone tree - ask prior to tee off so you don't miss it. I look forward to going back to see it.
My brother hit the stick on the first Par 3 and had a 2 in birdie - almost his first Ace.
Probably the nicest course in Killeen, TX.
Stonetree is a nice course to play at. I've played here several times now and each time really enjoyed being on the course. The course is somewhat challenging and has some decent views. The pace of play can be pretty slow on the weekends but nothing too terrible that I would avoid playing here. They don't offer military discounts which is disappointing especially since they're located right in the heart of a military town and they maintain their business because of the Soldiers that pay to play here. I can come here and pay $31 for a weekend rate or I can drive a little further to Sun City and pay $30 with a military discount, get a free bucket of range balls, and the courses in Sun City are much nicer. But if you're looking to stay close to town, this is probably your best option, next to playing on Fort Hood. The courses on Fort Hood are comparable to Stonetree and you'll end up paying less for your green fees.