Public · 18 holes
Stone River Golf Club
Royse City, TX
Royse City, TX
About this course
Stone River Golf Club is a public course in Royse City, about 25 miles east of Dallas off Interstate 30. The course opened in 1997 as Aaki Ranch International, designed by Akira Ishikawa, and later took its current name. The par-72 layout plays to about 6,432 yards over rolling Bermuda pasture with manmade lakes and young trees, an open, wind-exposed track where you can swing freely off the tee.
Type
Parkland
Region
South Central
LooperScore
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Holes
18
Par
72
Yardage
6,432
Established
1997
Design & architects
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Nearby courses
Courses within 150 miles of Stone River Golf Club, by true distance.
Buffalo Creek Golf Club
Rockwall, TX · 11 mi away
Firewheel Golf Park (Old)
Garland, TX · 18 mi away
The Old Course is the original 18 at Firewheel Golf Park, the City of Garland municipal complex in northeast Dallas County. A straightforward, tree-lined layout playing to about 6,600 yards, it is the most forgiving of the three Firewheel courses and a longtime staple for local league and senior play. The facility also includes the Lakes and Bridges courses.
Firewheel Golf Park (Lakes)
Garland, TX · 18 mi away
The Lakes Course is one of three 18-hole layouts at Firewheel Golf Park, the City of Garland municipal facility that ranks among the largest public golf operations in Texas. The Lakes plays to about 6,800 yards with water in play throughout, as the name suggests, and is generally considered the most demanding of the Firewheel courses. The complex also includes the Old and Bridges courses and a large practice facility.
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