I typically eat here a few times a year during our Daughters of the American Revolution meetings…read more It is consistently good. It has a beautiful view. It is a very clean establishment. We always know we will receive good service when we are there, and that is why we always come back! There is plenty of parking available, too.

I couldn't love this club more. From the course to the cuisine, they serve their members to the…read morefullest. Barry, the head pro, Is a wealth of experience and the servers cater to their clientele. Thank you Ciara and Ariana for your tireless service. You are appreciated.

Great course great ownership! I do wish they had some sort of range and putting and chipping green…read morethough

The clubhouse is extremely nice. Friendly staff and a great selection of food and drink. Course was…read morein great shape for early fall.

Nice people even nicer course for 30 bucks absolutely cannot beat it. ($30 for 18) Views are crazy…read moreand course is in good shape with a lot to come such as the top golf driving range. Must go if in pikeville/prestonsburg area. Such cool holes on the front and back nine.

From the owner: StoneCrest Grill has food hosted by Prestonsburg’s finest BBQ restaurant, Pig In a Poke! With…read moreindoor seating hosting a bar and several TVs, outdoor seating featuring a fire place, a big TV, and views overlooking the stunning mountains of Eastern Kentucky, or at the Top Tracer right next to our 18th hole that allows you to play games and track your shots! StoneCrest Grill is right at the center of one of Kentucky’s prettiest mountain golf courses!

Great experience. Nice friendly helpful folks. You will enjoy yourself. Plan on spending a good…read moreamount of time here.

5-6 cars in the lot. Pro shop told us they couldn't fit a 2 man playing 9 @ 3:12 with a tee time…read morecoming at 4 because he didn't have enough carts ready. Dude was a douche bag. Fuck this place.

Great location. Fun atmosphere ! Of course the range is nice also. Pizza is excellent and fresh.read more

In Charleston for the night and I had a strong hankering for some good local pizza. I was a little…read moreskeptical about ordering pizza from a driving range but the hankering was real and I said what the heck. I am so glad I listened to the hankering and not the practical side (especially when there were no reviews on here...wth Charleston). Will definitely order from Larobi's when traveling through Charleston again.

The view is so great here!!! I also loved their brunch buffet on Saturday, it hit the spot!read more

Very accommodating. Great staff. Very clean…read more Despite the goodness above, I feel it's egregiously overpriced. (I can't speak for the golf course nearby, but just the clubhouse.) You're given a cafeteria styling of food, with lack of selection, for a buffet. So, zero server(s). Which... I prefer to get my own, but considering it's so expensive--$60+ a person--I feel there's not much you should be paying. If you have a lack of service given in that area, with mediocre food in tow, what are you buying? The place is cozy-nice, but it's not a palace. There's not much going on for it to cost so much. It's very... disappointing. I'd say pass.

One of the most challenging golf courses I have played. Friendly Staff, well stocked Pro Shop.read more

The first word that comes to my mind when I think of Woodhaven is pristine, the next word is…read morechallenging. The golf course and club house are in great condition. Immaculate tees, greens, and practice facility (minus a driving range). This course is the most difficult course I have played. Woodhaven has open and accessible fairways, but like all good courses, the fairway narrows around three hundred yards from the tips, bringing bunkers and hazard into play. The greens are large, but well protected and firm. Chips do not hold very well, but approach shots from one hundred yards and out do hold nicely. The course has beautiful vistas and several holes with significant elevation changes. The signature hole is number eighteen. It is a five hundred eighty one yard par five that slopes steadily uphill from tee to green. A forced carry over a hazard lands you in a ribbon of fairway, from there it takes two precise, uphill shots, to a long but narrow green. Make sure you look back from the green towards the tee boxes, it is quite the view. The green fees and carts are going to run you $125 per person, but they have some nice deals in the afternoon past 3pm for West Virginia VIP card holders.

I am not sure the average Yelper is going to make it this deep into the WV mountains to play golf…read morebut this course is pretty darn nice. They took an old 'mountain top mine' and made it into a Links style golf course. The layout is well put together. In spots the course is wide open but there are areas that because of the local snakes they advise you don't go looking for you ball. The club house is okay for the location of the course. You actually drive by mining trucks to get to the top where the course is located. This course is a great use of some land that otherwise would have not been used. 'A gem amongst all the coal!'

Twisted Gun is more of a professional golf course. It's beautifully laid out on top of the…read moremountain, which was once a strip mine but was reclaimed. It has the type of fairways that you only see on pro tour courses. The greens are huge and normally fast. Plenty of hazards like sand traps and water. The only thing missing are trees. The fairways are long so anyone expecting a good score better be able to hit the long ball. The course is well maintained. Has a driving range as well as a practice green. It's an easy course to follow as there are hard top cart paths that lead to the next hole like a links course. Beautiful scenery with lots of wildlife to be seen. It has one restroom on each 9 holes made from a train caboose which adds a nice touch. The main thing to avoid are missing the fairways as the roughs are small and hitting past the rough is a lost ball. The tall grasses past the fairways make finding a ball almost impossible. The people running the club house are super friendly. I guess the only down side to playing this course is getting to it, lol. You have to drive on some very narrow roads that have sharp curves that wind all the way back to the top where the golf course is located. Still this is my favorite course of any others within 50 miles of my location. If you love golf as much as I do you owe it to yourself to go try Twisted Gun at least once. Thanks!

The staff in the pro shop needs to improve their people skills and customer service. My husband…read morefelt very unwelcome there and said the man he spoke with was arrogant and rude. I won a gift certificate in a raffle for animal rescue and he went there to use it. He said he'd never go back. I wasted the money I spent buying the tickets. This was our only experience with this course.