Nice clubhouse restaurant in the community of Lake Manassas. We came to visit friends who had just moved into the community. This clubhouse is situated just outside of the neighborhood gates. Service was great. It was just past the lunch hour so it wasn't that busy. Our server made sure that we had everything we needed to enjoy a nice lunch. The food was delicious. I had a very tasty chicken salad sandwich that included pecans and a sweet pickled dressing. The lunches come with a standard side of kettle chips but I upgraded to Parmesan Truffle fries. The fries were just lukewarm. I would have enjoyed them if they were hot. The views were gorgeous. Views of the lake and the golf course were everywhere. There is also outdoor seating for a breezy meal. read more

Stonewall Golf Club - Chicken Salad Sandwich with Parmesan truffle fries - Golf Near Me - Gainesville, Virginia

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One of the best golf courses in Virginia. It's a bit far from DC. Took me about an hour to get there. Our league had booked tee times for us so it wasn't an hassle to find an open tee time or players to play with. I was with my friends in a group of 3. Pro shop is nice with a good collection of shirts and shorts. Staff and service is great as well. Range is has mat instead of grass. They have nice locker rooms in case you have to shower. They also have a nice bar and restaurant with good food options. read more

Stonewall Golf Club - Golf Near Me - Gainesville, Virginia

TL;DR: well maintained and beautiful course! INFO: ~Range balls are included (they have mats and grass tees depending on the day) ~Located in Lake Manassas neighborhood, so some houses along the course ~Beautiful scenic views on the water ~Clubhouse, starter, and golf carts are attentive and well prepared ~They have coolers provided on the golf carts (in the summer, they'll have ice available for you) COURSE: ~Wide fairways with some challenging hills/slopes and water hazards ~Greens are well maintained ~All tee boxes were flat and well indicated and maintained ~BATHROOMS available at hole 4 and 10, and after hole 15 ~Hole #10 has a snack shack (in service more during the summer; has hotdogs, brats, chips, and other snacks) One of my favorite courses in the area for the scenic views and quality of the course! read more

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I was a guest last weekend for a wedding. Not to be recommended as a wedding venue. Although the room was beautiful and the food was good, the wedding coordinator was clueless and the bartending staff rude. Let's see: Although notified that the Shuttle bus with guest was arriving early, the wedding coordinator failed to greet guest off shuttle and inform them the bar wouldn't be open for a while and let guest wander thru ballroom which should have been closed off. Guests were yelled at by bartender and staff because they approached for drinks and the bar wasn't even set up yet. The patio was cold and it took multiple asks to turn heaters on and then only 3 worked because there was no propane in the other heaters. A guest had to ask staff to dim the lights during dancing so the DJ's lighting could be seen and enjoyed because the coordinator wasn't to be found unless she was interrupting the bride for numerous things. The bar ran out of clean glasses and told guests to bring their dirty glasses for a new drink ( btw staff kept removing drinks off table of those dancing making it necessary to get new drinks) Also, the supposed premium bar didn't even have the necessary ingredients for requested common drinks and quests had to wait for them to run to the golf course bar and they often openly and audibly mocked the quests. Just RUDE. The morning after none of the decor was placed into boxes although the decorator clearly went over where everything needed to go with the coordinator. Things were just thrown in the bridal room. Speaking of which... The best part.... The private bridal room.. the Azalea room which contained bridal party personal items and decor items for the hallway was invaded by a couple staff members. They were caught in the act of having a sexcapade! Disgusting! Stay FAR AWAY FROM THIS VENUE!!! read more

Went to a wedding there and it was beautiful! The staff were so nice and the food was delicious. Marley was such a nice employee and really stood out! So sweet! It was such a nice evening. read more

Positives: Course layout (not the conditions, the layout) is as good as RTJ. Pro shop staff is very friendly. Negatives: Pace of play is almost always an issue (rarely a Marshall on the course to manage pace of play). They removed the GPS and ball washers from the carts. Conclusion: Nice course but not worth the full price. Play it if you get a discount or at twilight. read more

Played here today and the course was in fantastic shape. I like the layout. Each hole is relatively unique with a couple of standouts. It has generous fairways but a lot of bunkering to shrink landing areas. The rough at times was extremely thick; it made finding some golf balls tough. Greens were really slow but they did have some subtle breaks to them. Only downsides besides the greens were the sheer number of houses on the course and it's not walkable. The GPS system in the cart was very good. Driving range has grass sometimes; otherwise it's relatively thin mats with not enough golf balls. Putting green is big and in great shape. There is a small, off to the side, chipping area but I haven't ever used it. Overall a great track that I will try to play maybe once a year or every two years. It's just a little too pricey and out of the way for me. read more

Stonewall usually is in pretty good condition. Played on Sunday afternoon, pace of play was not bad, which is a relief for NOVA courses. Greens were fast , but full of unrepaired ball marks. Seen the fairways and rough in better shape before. read more

The overall experience we had was not worth the money we spent. For the cost of 99 per person per round, the course should have been in much better shape. All the greens were beat up and it looked like no one repaired their ball marks after hitting the green. The fairways were long and had crab grass. The bunkers were raked recently, but an inch into the sand and it was rock hard. Finding a distance to the pin was a challenge from anywhere on the course due to no GPS on the carts, no yardage marker posts in the fairways or rough. The only way to find it would have been a portable range finder or when we went searching for the sprinkler heads to see if they were marked. The driving range was missing about 3 feet of sod between the mats and the actual grass. Not sure what the issue was with that. Not one to end on a negative aspect, when we had an issue with our cart, the employees were very attentive. The pace of play was great, right at a 4 hour round, the facilities were clean and the employees were very respectful. Overall if the course was improved, or the cost of a round was reduced, I would play again. Disappointed from previous rounds I've played. read more

The server Lizzie was so nice and outgoing. She even made a custom cherry Pepsi since they didn't have it. The food also tasted delicious. 10/10 will come back again. The bartender was also very nice. read more

It's not what it used to be. Management used to treat you like customers and are now focused on compliance with rules. The changeover at the pro shop is disturbing. There is nothing special about golfing here anymore. read more

horrible condition. worst course ive ever played. tees terrible fairways terrible bunkers terrible greens terrible. waste of 90 bucks. i quit after 12 holes. save your money and go play putt putt. great layout. shame read more

Left a brand new range finder in my cart. Yes my stupidity for doing so. Called the pro shop a few days later to inquire about about whether it was located and, of course, no one found it. The cart was turned directly into into the the storage facility. Makes me skeptical of the honesty of the staff they have working there. A real shame!! read more

Course was in very good shape but it would have been nice if they has let us know the greens had been aerated. Wish more courses were like Blue Ridge Shadows in this regard. When they have aerated, they let you know(before you pay) and give you a break on the rate. As usual the grass tees on the driving range were off limits. read more

Stonewall has changed in the past 5 years. They are obviously trying to save money by not opening the grill until 10am on weekends. The halfway house at the tenth hole is filthy, including the bathrooms and food service area. The starter and his team seem more interested in themselves and their team talk than the customers who show up, yukking it up instead of paying attention to your needs. They immediately ask for your receipt before you go to the range, knowing that you already paid. They are more focused on complaince than their customers. Last week the "marshall" said she might need to "enforce the issue"of us joining the twosome in front of us even though I told her that I had already discussed that with them and THERE WAS NOBODY BEHIND US FOR TWO HOLES. What? I am a paying customer and observing golf etiquette and you need to remind me of your "power" as a marshall? I have been golfing Stonewall for 15 years and hope that it becomes the friendly place that it used to be. If not I will switch to Raspberry Falls as my go to public. course. read more

This used to be a premium course in the area, and it still has that potential. Still, I found the course to be in a fairly rough shape, all things considered. First, was a bit surprised at how loosely "corralled" carts were on the course. Obviously enjoy relatively no restrictions, but there was no signage to get carts back to paths within ~100 yards of the green. As such, there were tons of tire tracks all over the place where folks "blazed their own trail," even up to and around the greens. Also didn't think the greens were in particularly good shape. Didn't see a ranger all day, so it might help to have someone keeping a loose eye on play. Lastly, as someone commented, there isn't a single water cooler on the whole course, which is a bit cheap. Regardless, it is a nice course. Some very nice holes, great views of the lake, and a well appointed clubhouse. Just think they need to focus on those "polish" items that distinguish a course as a premium one in the area. read more

Challenging course. Scenic setting. Very nice clubhouse. Pleasant staff. The large homes along many of the fairways were not a distraction. Enjoyed a great brunch, $12 golfer rate, in the clubhouse before a Sunday round. A ranger or two circulated to keep things moving but were not annoying. Some fairways didn't have markers for carts near the green. The only negative was many of the bunkers were not in good shape, standing water. I played with a golf group for $60.00 and everyone seemed to have a positive experience. I recommend the course. read more

Had a private party there last night. Service amazing. Food amazing. The place is spotless and the staff is very very nice. I can't say enough about the staff. They were all young but very very professional. Would recommend. The food served was quality, which I've found rare for private party events. read more

I recently asked a friend who loves golf what the nicest courses are in the Northern Virginia area were, and the first one that came to his mind was Stonewall Golf Club. Based on his endorsement, I ended up giving it a try. From my experience with them, they were awesome, especially the head golf professional, Jonathan Schoenfeld. I had an issue that was no fault of theirs, and they were extra accommodating, even though they could have told me "tough luck." I can't recommend them highly enough - Stonewall is very customer-centric! read more

A beautiful course! Enjoyed their junior price. Made lots of great memories with my son.

Good course conditions have been hard to find this summer, but the weather has been merciful to Stonewall. The tee boxes, fairways, and greens are in overall excellent shape; just a few areas of rough were dry, but you only found that out if you drove it way off line. The front nine seemed rather pedestrian, but the latter part of the round busted out some beautiful scenery which makes you want to come back with your woman. The slope rating from the tips is 143, but that's tad overrated. True, the greens are fast (11-12 stimp, and roll true!), but it feels more like a 138. Many of the fairway bunkers are easily clearable, and much of the 7002 yards goes into the par 5s. I paid $55 for a mid-week twilight round in September starting around 2pm, and got through the front 9 as a single in 1:20, then came up behind 2 foursomes who were making decent time, and I managed to finish in 3:45. Yes, there were quite a few houses along the course, but like the other reviewer mentioned, they were mostly out of the way. The practice facilities are complete with grass hitting areas, chipping and putting greens, and a bunker. The range balls were complimentary (Big plus for the budget-minded golfer!). One unique feature: there's an air hose next to the clubhouse that you can use to clean your shoes. You know, the kind of air hose you use to fill up your tires. Odd, but effective. The clubhouse is nice, and golflink.com reviewers state the food is great. I, however, saved my appetite for chick-fil-a, thank you very much. FYI, they have this "pay your score" deal for your first beer in the clubhouse after your round. So if you shoot 87, you pay 87 cents. Or if you're my friend, Shaggy (codename), you'd probably shell out a buck and change. read more

Had a wonderful experience here despite poor weather. The golf shop staff was very welcoming and helpful. The course was in good shape and is a nice layout. Maybe a few too many blind tee shots for my liking, but it's a very good course from the approach shot in. Very nice views of the lake on many holes. It was a good value at this time of the year. I've played RTJ numerous times. It's not near as good as that. But if RTJ wasn't next door, this course would be appreciated much more. I'd definitely play it again. read more

Had an idle Friday and checked out this track with a friend... Very nice layout and the GPS distance gizmo was novel but also downright handy. Shame about the place is that it runs through a tract of McMansions and the denizens have taken their toll on the place... Greens are pocked with unrepaired ball marks and the traps are typically left unraked... I may be wrong, but expect that is thanks to the residents who treat the place like their own, private municipal course... Not such a big deal, execpt outsiders like us are paying over $100 for the privledge. My advice? Take advantage of the twlilight rate during the summer which starts at 4 p.m. That sorta tee-time will also mean players from the Washington DC area can miss the worst traffic on US-66 and the beltway... read more

This course is a great layout and usually in great shape from April to October. There is a good variety of holes and the scenery around the lake is great. The cons are the price is high and the pace of play is usually a crawl. Don't bother booking a twilight time, because it is unlikely you will finish unless you have the first one. Treat yourself to a round here once though, because it is the closest thing you can get to playing the RTJ next door. read more

They do a terrific job of being your private club for the afternoon, but there is really nothing distingushed about the layout. I can't remember a single hole from playing there 3 weeks ago. The maintenance is tip top notch. Although I find that there are too many houses along the course, but they are all well out of play. Its great, but for the money I like Whiskey Creek or Westfiends better, for that top end feel. read more

I play alot of golf at different courses so I don't get into a repetitive loop of always being at the same place. So I find I might hold things to a fairly high standard because I don't have to accept what my one course gives me. I'm also a pretty fair weather golfer who plays maybe once a week but only when it's nice out. That being said I always play this course once or twice a year. It's got a very nice layout and some great holes that overlook Lake Manassas. The houses do seem to sit a little close to the course, but it's not so on top of everything that anyone who has played in this area would concern themselves with. The course is typically in great shape (although this past weekend it seemed like someone ran the sprinklers all night long). The staff are all friendly and by the time I usually get out of my car someone has already beat me to my trunk to get my clubs out. The people who work the counter were very nice and prompt. My only real complaint is that they apparently must not give the beer cart girls any rules to follow while they are out there. On one hand it's great that they are driving by so often, but on the other they shouldn't be doing it while I'm trying to swing. The last couple times I have played my friend and I had course members playing with us and even they complained about the lack of courtesy that the beer cart girls show. It's really a small thing but when three out of four of us had a course employee driving by or in the line of where we were trying to hit during our swings it just shows a slight lack of training. But all in all I do enjoy my times out there and I will keep going back. read more

Scenic and challenging layout. My issue was that while I don't mind paying $120 for a round of golf I expect the course condition be above average or better. Unfortunately that was not the case today. Many tee boxes thin and some with weeds, thin fairways where you aren't always on grass and similar green conditions. I would think $75 would a fair rate currently. It wouldn't have hurt to have a beverage cart on the course (Sunday no less). Kudos to Marcus in the bar though, great service read more

I really enjoy Stonewall and do a very good job of keeping their product in good shape. Experience was good acroos the board the only reason it is not 5/5 for me is price. read more