StoneCrest Golf Course — Local services in Prestonsburg

Stonecrest Golf Course in Prestonsburg, KY, is a hidden gem for golf enthusiasts and casual players alike once again since new ownership has invested millions into this course. It’s nestled in the scenic hills of Eastern Kentucky, this course offers a perfect blend of challenge and beauty.

The layout is well-designed, featuring a variety of holes that test your skills while providing stunning views of the surrounding landscape. The greens are well-maintained and fast, making for an enjoyable playing experience.

One of the standout features of Stonecrest is its new 18th hole water feature, a creek stretching from right side green all the way down to the front of fairway. Giving you a small aiming window for your tee shot especially if you play from the blue or black tees.

Additionally, the amenities, including the clubhouse and practice facilities, are top-notch. After a round of golf, you can relax and enjoy a meal or a drink in the clubhouse, where they now partner with Pig and a Poke BBQ one of the best restaurants in Prestonsburg, KY, which adds to the overall experience.

Overall, Stonecrest Golf Course is a must-visit for anyone in the area. It's a beautiful place to enjoy a round of golf, surrounded by nature and a friendly atmosphere. Highly...

I was traveling down Rt 23 and Google told me this wasn't to far off the highway. I called to see if they could fit in a single walking.

Walking isn't allowed on a Saturday until after 3 pm, which wasn't a problem since I wouldn't get there till 3:24.

$15 was the cost to walk is what I heard over the phone. So I expected this beat up trailer for a club house etc. I had to make sure he didn't say $50 when I walked in because the facilities presented a modern and country club feel.

After paying the $15 walking rate, instead of the $35 it costs to ride, I was off.

The course is at the top of the mountain. It's a hilly walk.

Layout is beautiful. Fairways had nice grass all around. No sand in the sand traps, the course superintendent says that should change by the end of the season. They are in the process of lining them in the same way courses on the pga tour do it.

The greens had consistent grass. It was probably the right speed for a mountain course at medium. Most mountain courses are faster though.

I definitely would go back if I happen to be passing by when...

I have only played two times here, but so far I love this course. It is so much better than the other area courses in Eastern Ky. and Southwest Va. It can be crowded, but everyone is generally nice and patient (those who aren't patient should relax and enjoy their time on the course). It can be a challenging course with several tough but enjoyable holes.

The fairway grass is unbelievably lush and the greens are nicely kept and encourage you to really go after those long putts.

The gentleman who started us was particularly pleasant (we discussed the old Dan Hall course in Coeburn Va.) and the other gentleman who was riding through keeping everyone moving gave me the impression he genuinely wanted us to enjoy our gameand was very nice in correcting us on the cart rules (they are a little different than most places).

I' looking forward to playing again soon and hope to continue to have such positive experiences...