Great value, course is in great shape, especially for a muni course…read more The PGA pros Steve and Mike are friendly and I have taken a couple lessons from Mike and will go back to him again. Driving range is great ad well.

Very nice course for a Muni. It seems to be in good shape most of the year. Good membership…read morepackages. Staff is very nice!!

Excellent hilly golf course with the best customer service. Kristi was fun friendly and we had a…read moreball. Very nice place with a calm atmosphere and easy day to enjoy golf. We will definitely come back.

Great layout and challenge. Outstanding golf course that is Uber challenging and most importantly…read morereally fun! Lodges are fantastic and very convenient with very nice furnishings. Good solid menu and food choices. The golf was really amazing and a privilege to play here.

Everything about this place is top notch if you get a chance to go there don't pass on itread more

As someone who has been a weekly golfer at Stoneridge for over 6 months, I will leave my review…read morebased in practice facilities, course setup and environment. Stoneridge practice facility includes 1 practice green and 1 driving range. The practice green allows putting and chipping. It's a 60 feet long green that allows for several different types of strokes, from short putts to long putts and chips up to 20 yards around the greens. I noticed that the cup positions have not changed since I first practiced there months ago. The driving range allows for shots up to 200 yards meaning some players might be restricted to hit some of the longer clubs. The grass is usually cut to a 2nd rough cut. The range balls are mostly old and used to a degree that the ball flight is negatively affected. The 18 hole course is a par 70 with 6590 yards from the blue tees. It's a setup that calls for a variety of tee shots and a lot of lay ups for the great amount of trees and hazards. The grass is usually in fast conditions, specially the greens and fairways. Players should expect small greens that really require a sharp iron play. The environment is sad, it feels like an abandoned place sometimes. The course is empty most of the time. The club house is often closed and there is no golf shop. There is only a few items for sale in the front desk. The staff certainly could make it more professional and welcoming. I recommend Stonerigde to every golfer around central Kansas who is looking for an 18 hole round, I believe that for the 28 dollars it offers a good golf experience. I don't recommend Stoneridge for golfers that are looking for a place to practice as I believe the practice facility doesn't have what it takes to help with any parts of the game.

I had brunch there on Sunday and it was amazing. I had a made-to-order Denver omelette that was…read moreprepared right at the table, some succulent and tender brisket, a fresh garden salad, top shelf sparkling white wine that wasn't too expensive and the most delicious red velvet cake you could ever imagine that they told me the baker just made. The wait staff was right there when my water was low and made sure everything was just as I wanted it. I was very pleased with my experience there at Stoneridge.

Mother's day brunch was amazing. All the food was amazing. The staff did an excellent job.read more

Current art display at the Country Club, located just off the dinning room. Light and shadow…read moreaccents each piece.

Beautiful place to relax...great people to play a few holes with. Staff is very efficient and…read morecourteous as well.

This is a good place to play. Reasonably priced. Good fairways and greens. Nice facility. There…read moreare a couple of tricky drives and blind shots into greens but nothing that makes it to hard to have fun. Just makes it interesting I am out of state but will play there again

Small town livin' doesn't mean small town facilities…read more Fort Hays is a full service 18-hole golf course for players of all ages and skill levels. It's an especially good course if you're learning. The fairways and greens are well kept and manicured. I like how the native grasses and foliage are allowed to grow in the out of bounds rough areas. The view walking up the sixth and the eighth fairways next to the old Fort Hays museums is cool, too. The course is quite walkable, however carts are available for rent. The course asks that you keep them on the cart path. There is a small putting green near the clubhouse where you can practice your putts and short game. I didn't see a driving range. Green fees are reasonable. I paid $13 to walk nine holes (October 2020.)