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Short Grass is the free golf app used by golfers at Stonewall Golf Club to log rounds, track their USGA handicap index, and run Nassau, Low Medal, and Skins bets — all on the course, in real time.
Stonewall Golf Club, nestled in Gainesville, Virginia, offers a premier public golf experience designed by renowned architect Thomas Clark. Opened in 2001, the course is celebrated for its stunning natural beauty, meticulously maintained conditions, and strategic layout that challenges golfers of all skill levels. The course is built along the shores of Lake Manassas, providing breathtaking water views and a serene backdrop for your round. Its design seamlessly integrates with the rolling terrain and mature woodlands, creating a truly immersive and memorable golfing environment.
The course's design philosophy emphasizes playability while demanding thoughtful shot-making. Golfers will encounter a variety of holes, from doglegs requiring precise drives to par-3s guarded by water and bunkers. The fairways are generally generous, but approach shots often demand accuracy to well-protected greens that feature subtle undulations. The strategic placement of hazards, including natural wetlands and bunkers, ensures that every hole presents a unique challenge and requires careful consideration of club selection and strategy.
Playing at Stonewall Golf Club is an experience defined by quality and natural splendor. The course is known for its excellent conditioning year-round, with lush fairways and true-rolling greens that provide a consistent playing surface. Beyond the golf, the club offers a welcoming atmosphere, a well-appointed clubhouse, and practice facilities that include a driving range and putting green. It's a destination that combines the beauty of Northern Virginia's landscape with a challenging yet enjoyable golf course, making it a favorite among local and visiting golfers alike.



All tees play to par 72. Source: www.stonewallgc.com.
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Short Grass is built for golfers who play courses like Stonewall Golf Club — where every stroke counts and the bets make it interesting.
Log your round at Stonewall Golf Club and your handicap differential is calculated automatically using the official USGA World Handicap System formula. No spreadsheets required.
See how your game evolves across every round at Stonewall Golf Club. Track your scoring average, best rounds, and improvement over time with visual charts.
Identify your weakest holes on the Stonewall Golf Club layout. Discover exactly which holes are costing you strokes and where you can pick up shots.
Set up Nassau, Skins, Low Medal, and Short Grass bets before you tee off. The app tracks the money in real time as you play.
Connect with the golfers you play with at Stonewall Golf Club. Compare handicaps, view each other's scorecards, and settle bets through the app.
See where you rank among Short Grass members who play at Stonewall Golf Club. Compete on gross and net leaderboards by course.
Whether your group plays a weekly Nassau or a Skins game on the back nine, Short Grass handles the maths so you can focus on your game. All bets support gross and net (handicap-adjusted) scoring.
Three separate bets — front nine, back nine, and overall 18. The classic format for any foursome at Stonewall Golf Club.
Lowest gross or net score wins the pot. Choose Full 18, Front 9, Back 9, or Front & Back 9 together.
Win a hole outright to claim the skin. Ties carry over, building the pot on Stonewall Golf Club's toughest holes.
Points for hitting fairways and greens. Rewards the ball-strikers in your group.
Hole-by-hole head-to-head with full handicap strokes applied. Perfect for a challenge match.
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Set up your Short Grass account before your next tee time at Stonewall Golf Club. It takes two minutes and it's completely free.