Stones Throw Golf Course

I like the course for a few different reasons:

1 Beautiful setting with the hills, woods, and water

2 Like that I can take my son and grandson (orange tees)

3 Challenging but forgiving

Unfortunately pace of play for the front nine was bad but… it was Labor Day weekend and we had a “7Some”

playing in front of us. We finally got to play through and things picked up. Staff was super nice and apologetic. We got paired up with a terrific couple so gad a great day. Fairways and greens were in decent shape. I’ll play this course again for sure.

My husband and I play a different course each week. Stones Throw has been our favorite so far - rate, condition, and staff. We will definately be back and recommend to friends.

Tons of turn, ups and downs and tough putting greens. Definitely worth the money and commute

4 stars on pace of play because we had a foursome that was very slow in front of us and never allowed us to play through as a twosome, we could have been done an hour sooner and off the course for the single behind us.

This is a beautiful course with a very nice but challenging layout. Carved through mature woods with a couple of holes along the river makes for a scenic layout.

We played this Saturday over Labor Day weekend so several families with kids were playing which was the reason for pace of play close to 4.5 hours plus.

I would have given the course 5 stars for condition as the fairways and greens were in great shape but many of the tee boxes were needing repair.

These were the fastest greens I've played all year on the 30 or more courses I've played, but they rolled great and true.

Yes i would definitely play this course again as it is a very good value for the price

Shorter but challenging course.

Wendy, the manager, could be greater! Accommodating, kind, a great cook and always cheerful! Staff is also great.

Diamond in the rough, very nice golf course! Can be challenging!

Have played this course several times in the past. Fall golf so I expected there would be leaves. Which is no big deal. Was a cloudy day, so no glare from the leaves, if this makes sense. Greens were fast and in good shape. Greens also had undulation making putting challenging. Fairways good. A suggestion/opinion that you could make holes #4 and #18 into par 5's, so the course would be a par 72 instead of the existing par 70. These two holes, in my opinion, are/were the most challenging because of the creek, locations of the green that are elevated. Not saying this in a bad way. This way, you do not have to make any physical changes to the course itself.