[barebones1191]

If you haven't played Stonecrest Golf Course and if your a real golfer you have to give it a try. Has great character with a wonderful layout. Sand bunkers strategically located, some water, fairways with lots of grass, greens putting true, well manicured. New Ownership has turned it into a true Links course. Challenging course but a fair track to conquer. Give it a try.

[Mortal1]

just curious...

[tophcfa]

Originally Posted by barebones1191

If you haven't played Stonecrest Golf Course and if your a real golfer you have to give it a try. Has great character with a wonderful layout. Sand bunkers strategically located, some water, fairways with lots of grass, greens putting true, well manicured. New Ownership has turned it into a true Links course. Challenging course but a fair track to conquer. Give it a try.

And you can get there in your golf cart from the Villages via the card access only gate in the historic section. We typically play a round or two there in the winter when the Championship rates in the Villages get jacked way up.

[Michael G.]

Yes, under new management with a great restaurant.
I like some shade trees, especially in the heat of the summer and this course
has very few trees.

[Hape2Bhr]

Originally Posted by tophcfa

And you can get there in your golf cart from the Villages via the card access only gate in the historic section. We typically play a round or two there in the winter when the Championship rates in the Villages get jacked way up.

Do they allow you to use your own golf cart?