Stoneridge Golf Club

Very beautiful golf course. Staff was outstanding from bringing our clubs from our car to a cart, to checking us in, to noon lunch snacks. All great. Course was in great shape and very pretty. Greens had a few ball marks and were super fast. Fairways and tee boxes were in great shape. The forward tees were about 4900 yards which is usually a bit short but with the sand and fescue, it provided ample challenges and was certainly long enough. Carts had GPS and were nice and comfy. Flowers were beautiful. The price is a bit steeper than most public courses in the Twin Cities area but it is lovely. Maybe a special occasion course.

Arguably the best golf in the Twin Cities. The course is in beautiful shape and the greens are the best I've played all year. My group played 36 holes yesterday (replay rate is $49, so why not?). The day would have been perfect, but there was definitely a difference between the morning round and the afternoon round. If you're playing in the afternoon, expect no bev cart, no ranger, and slow play due to frugal twilight walkers out there. This course shouldn't be a walking course on the weekends, especially if they're not going to put a ranger out there. Unfortunately, we didn't get to finish the last few holes due to darkness.

This is an outstanding golf course. If you live in the Twin Cities, it's worth making the drive out to Stillwater to play. Stoneridge offers great terrain and scenery; the rolling hills and tall grasses are beautiful. It's a challenging course while still being fair off the tee.The condition of the course is well-kept; it has the feel of a high-end course throughout. As with other elite courses throughout the Metro, the cost of playing here has gone up over the years. But it's a fair deal for what you are getting.Also, the clubhouse serves up great food! Our group of 8 guys all raved about the burgers and sandwiches.

The course was great and in terrific shape. At $109.00 for a weekend rate it was a surprise that range balls were extra. Kind of cheesy for an upscale semi-private course and took away from the overall experience. The pro shop kids didn't mention that range balls were extra which caused another trip to the cart to get cash...they were lazy and poor communicators. Would probably only play it again during the week at a senior rate.

Enjoyed the course, challenging but fair with some pretty holes. Terrible customer experience with the staff though. l went there because I had a gift card for half off someone had given me. StoneRidge wouldn't honor it saying it was from a promotion years back. I pointed out it didn't have an expiration date but too bad for me. Even if they wouldn't give me break on the cost, ($150.00 per) cover the cart charge or something so I could feel better about the situation. As it is, I will never go back there and everyone I talk to in my two golf leagues will hear about it. By the way, in no world is it worth $150.00 a round.

Golfed Stoneridge this week and it was disappointing - the course is not in great shape compared to several other courses in the area that I have golfed recently - it was actually in the worst shape out of all the courses I have golfed. The restaurant on-site, Danny's, I frequent often as they have good food and a very nice outdoor patio, but I won't be teeing off there again anytime soon. And I should mention the gentlemen working in the clubhouse and the starter were extremely friendly and the carts are A+

Golf course is way overrated for the price. Our foursome was not aware of the $180 price per person charge with cart until we arrived To learn about dynamic pricing. The GM was rude and dismissive of request to pay the same $110 charge as our last time at Stoneridge. The course is certainly unique with sand everywhere and very nice, fast greens. The 4 of us are card members at Rush Creek which is much nicer course all around. I personally would rather play other challenging, well maintained courses for half this price like The Meadows, Chaska Town Course, The Wilds, Braemar, and for a 1/3 the price, Deer Run.

Nothing like paying for a cart and your cart dies on the back nine and the club house says they will be out there with another and doesn't show up with one so you have to walk the rest of the round. Maybe I expected too much for a $100 round.

This course was great. Played 18 and the course was well kept and the cart girl checked on us 3 or 4 times. Guys in the pro shop were friendly and so was the Marshall. Carts were also A+.

Hands down the best golf experience in Minnesota for a public golf course. Championship conditions, incredible staff, world class food and the patio - W-O-W! These greens are easily the best I've played all year and I can't wait until I get back to town to play. Not cheap, but most definitely worth the money for this experience with my brother and my dad. If you're planning a special occasion or want a place to bring clients, StoneRidge is easily the best in the metro. 5+ stars