Stone Meadow Golf features a short 9-hole course that’s perfect for kids, beginners, and adults who are still practicing. With a driving range and practice facilities, it’s an easygoing place to enjoy golf and improve your skills.

This is such an amazing par 3 course for beginners and people working on improving their short game. I love how nice everyone is and people are really respectful so you never have to feel like you need to rush too much or anything. I like the layout a lot and it’s a great place to practice!

City prices, country bumpkin service and quality. Expensive buckets, and half the balls are as smooth as ping pong balls. Cash only, so come on over if you enjoy paying extra for ATM charges. The pros, starter, and the older gentleman that sometimes works the counter are all saving graces to be fair. These guys are genuinely kind, helpful, good folks. Can't say the same for the two older ladies that work the counter – no matter how big a smile you out on, no matter how kind and polite and soft spoken you are, they will act like you just spit in their face anytime you pay for a round or bucket. Real bummer, because the little 9 hole pitch and putt is a bit of fun, and the location is convenient for Camberville. 2/5 stars, no question. Would easily be 3 stars if you felt welcomed there and they replaced some of the smooth old balls they keep in the rotation.

Stone Meadows has been my go-to driving range for 25+ years. I love the pitch-and-putt course, the great prices, and the excellent setup for a range visit. If you’re looking for a fun outing, I highly recommend stopping by, playing pitch and putt, and grab a jumbo bucket of balls, and grip it and rip it !

I've been going to this place for years and its the best range you'll find inside of the 128 belt. There aren't many of these left. You can actually see where your ball is going and get a good idea of how far shots are carrying. Mats and balls are always in good shape. When you go to some other ranges that are limited at the parameter, they use older, beat up balls that don't travel as far to keep the neighbors from getting shelled. Stone Meadow doesn't have that issue since the end of the range is empty wetlands.