Fifteen months of course improvements are what you will find at Stonebridge.  Five completely new or changed holes toughen the oldest course in the panhandle of West Virginia.  We are extremely proud and excited about the cchanges that have taken shape during this project.  Stonebridge was purchased nine years ago by Keith Wagner. Under his direction, the course and clubhouse has seen two million dollars in upgrades and new amenities 

Stonebridge has reversed the nines, so the eighteenth hole finishes at the clubhouse along the newly expanded observation deck.  The front nine starts with a Par 5 and begins a stretch of holes the regulars refer to as Stonebridge’s interpretation of “Amen Corner”.  Hole #12 is a total new hole with the green designed after #12 at Augusta National, with #13 being a difficult Par 3 of 200 yards from the tips.  The Par 5 #14 is now the number one handicap hole with a new pond located in front of the green.  This, for the brave, is a true meaning of risk and reward.  The West Virginia U.S.G.A. says the new eighteenth hole may be one of the finest finishing holes in the state.  Reconstruction on the course is now at 99% completion, with the focus being directed towards some black top work on cart paths and finishing touches on tee boxes.

Just a 5 minute drive from 1-81 and Downtown Martinsburg, WV  you cross a 19th century arched Stonebridge spanning the Opequon Creek. As you drive up the hill on your left is Stonebridge Golf Club with it’s Historic native limestone Club House sitting on top offering panoramic mountain views of four states. The club house and a 9 hole course were built in 1922 a second nine was added in the mid 6O’s. The club house has been fully remodeled plus a new restaurant/lounge  and a St. Andrews style Pro Shop were added in 1999.Continuing improvements are being made to the course with several redesigned holes, new tee boxes and bunkers plus the paving of all cart paths. Stonebridge Golf Club offers a rewarding experience for golfers of all levels. The course follows the rolling hills and meadows of the area providing players with a variety of shot making

You are invited to visit D.K.’s Restaurant and Lounge after a round for fare ranging from sandwiches and crab cakes to a 24 oz. charcoaled steak.  The spirits aren’t bad either!