East at Stoneybrook Golf Club

Stoneybrook Golf Club's East Course is located in the Orlando area of central Florida and was designed by Ron Garl, working with architects Clifton and Ezell. The course is part of a residential golf community that developed during Florida's golf expansion in the 1980s and 1990s. The routing takes advantage of the region's characteristic flat terrain, incorporating water features, wetlands, and mature vegetation that frame the playing corridors and define strategic options from tee to green.

The design reflects the target-golf style common to modern Florida courses, where water hazards and bunkers create clear visual challenges and reward accurate shotmaking. Several holes play along or across lakes and ponds, requiring golfers to commit to carries over water on approach shots. The course typically features Bermuda grass fairways and greens suited to the subtropical climate, with palm trees and native Florida landscaping contributing to the setting.

Stoneybrook serves primarily as a daily-fee facility accessible to both local residents and visitors to the Orlando area. The course provides a straightforward test of golf without excessive length, making it playable for a range of skill levels while still offering enough challenge through hazard placement and green contours. The East Course operates alongside other golf amenities at the property, contributing to the broader Stoneybrook golf experience in one of Florida's most golf-dense regions.