Stone Meadow Golf

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.

General Management shows genuine and dedicated care with customer service. Recent interactions with staff were beyond pleasant and personable. We are excited to have found a local spot with staff that welcomes us as familiar faces and ensures we are valued visitors. I was looking for a place I could comfortably work on my insecurities in improving golf and now have the perfect reliable space to do so! Grateful for all the recent service and all the times ahead.

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!

This is a great place. They have a great driving range, with a ton of bays. It can be very busy though, but it usually isn’t in the early morning or right before they stop selling buckets. Everyone is really nice here. Recommend lessons here as well. Brady is very nice, he is a great trainer and has helped me improve a ton. They also have a great par 3 course. It is 9 holes, and the yardages range from 33 yds to just under 90. Its a great way to practice short game, but also to get better. It also has a few hazards and bunkers.

Welcoming, well-rounded practice spot. Stone Meadow is an easy, approachable 9-hole pitch and putt — simple in the best way. Tucked just to the right of the chipping area as you drive in, it’s a great place to dial in your short game. You can grab a bucket from the pro shop and work on your stroke in a low-pressure setup. Friendly staff, plenty of practice options, and a layout that works for all levels — even younger players.

Very friendly staff. Course is a great way to practice. Even on crowded days you can find a driving range spot quickly. Prices are very reasonable as well!

Stone meadow has been my go-to range for 3+ years. Even at its busiest, there is always a mat available. The practice green is perfect for practicing longer chops and putts, and the par 3 course is always a good test of my short game. The putting green closer to the clubhouse is fast…almost too much so. It’s good for working on your stroke, but be mindful putting up there as the greens at your local course are likely much slower!! If you’re trying to get some quick swings in, ask for the $6 bucket (25 balls). For those hot summer days, the mats in the middle of the upper hitting area are usu…

Had a great time at the driving range! It was busy on a Saturday afternoon but we got a bay quickly and managed to find parking. Prices for balls were pretty reasonable as well. Would love to come back!

Stone meadow is my local driving range, and it is always an amazing experience. The driving range itself is always very nice, I enjoy hitting a bucket of balls every now and then. The people working behind the counter are pleasant and enjoyable to interact with. The only thing I am not a huge fan of is that the place only takes cash. Even though there is an ATM it would be nice if they took Credit Cards The Par 3 is phenomenal. The course is always very well maintained, barely any dead spots at all. Each hole is fun to play. Lots of the holes have a net and/or trees surrounding them to preven…

Excellent driving range. Staff is really really nice. Very affordable. $15 for 120 balls! Overall great experience. Will definitely come back!

Great place to practice golf and enjoy the sunshine. Close to our place in Lexington, many spots to golf and take seat on the bench to enjoy nature. Recommended.

Driving range and parking lot are always packed. It’s best to come mid day if you can. The hidden gem here is their Par 3 course. Conditions are great, and it’s gives a newer golfer a chance to get out and practice without the pressures of a real course. You pay at the Pro Shop and take your receipt to the stater. Tip: the Pro Shop only takes cash, but the have an ATM.