Great course! Very challenging and fun! Driving range is a little bit away from the clubhouse if you want to hit a quick bucket.

Stonebridge gives you water and reeds everywhere. The fairways are generous but the waste areas and bunkers keep you honest. Greens are big and roll true. Lots of geese and wildlife that add to the scenery. The bridges over the water hazards are actually really cool. Staff lets you mix and match nines however you want. The clubhouse has a big patio where everyone hangs out after. Feels like a resort course but way more laid-back. My group’s go-to when we want variety.

Fun links style golf course with 3 nine hole courses. In good condition for the summer plenty of green grass in the fairways and full lush greens to putt on.

I play at Stonebridge several times a year, and the course is consistently in excellent condition. The greens provide a real test for your putting skills. It’s crucial to keep your ball in play, as the abundant water hazards can be unforgiving if you start making mistakes. The staff are always welcoming and friendly. While the pace of play can vary, I’ve generally had positive experiences each time I’ve played. This is one of the best courses in the valley, and I highly recommend playing here!

If you enjoy working on your golf game, and don't have the benefit of private club facilities / privileges, it's hard to beat what they have for the general public at Stonebridge in West Valley (north end of Lake Park Corporate Center). There's a nice short game practice area -- with a bunker -- beyond the range. From the part of the short game area closest to the range, you can probably hit a 75 - 80 yard shot. No way you won't get better spending some time there. The range itself is very large. Hard to imagine there wouldn't always be fresh grass available to hit your full shots. The practice putting green by the clubhouse is also sizable, maintained very nicely, and offers some nice variety of relatively flat areas / areas with slope. Very nice public practice facility! Well done, Stonebridge! I must say, though, I'm baffled why Stonebridge doesn't have a liquor license / proper cocktails. 🤔🤔 Large clubhouse, and obviously it is marketing itself as a venue for things like weddings, holiday / birthday parties, graduations, work events, etc. I put in a long practice session today. I wanted more than a can of beer after finishing. And for goodness sake, at least stock the products of some of the local breweries like Squatter's, Wasatch, Red Rock! That's a no-brainer.