Since the early 1980's, Lake Manassas has been envisioned and has become a community uniquely special to Prince William County and to Virginia. Home to the 1994, 1996 and 2000 PGA's President's Cup golf Tournament and a growing premier residential community, Lake Manassas will now include the new Stonewall Golf Club as a centerpiece for it's extraordinary award-winning community. Stonewall Golf Club is a premier daily fee facility challenging golfers of all skill levels and promoting the tradition and sportsmanship of the game. The Tom Jackson designed golf course is a traditional course laid out on the old McCrea Farm with spectacular views of both Lake Manassas and the Bull Run Mountains.

Designed by ADG, a leading clubhouse architectural firm, the Stonewall Golf Club is a 13,000 square foot clubhouse overlooking a panoramic view of the Number 18 green, Number 10 fairway, driving range and the Number 1 tee box.

The Clubhouse exterior will consist of white clapboard siding accented by native Virginia stone. The exterior has been designed to complement existing Lake Manassas structures including the community Swim and Tennis Center and stone walls, which are prevalent at the many road and neighborhood entrances. The southeastern exposure will feature an outdoor terrace for dining and socializing after a round of golf. On the pro shop side, a large clock will frame the entrance reminding golfers they still have time for refreshments and good conversation in the Brass Cannon Restaurant.

From the event room and outdoor terrace patrons are able to view golfers approaching the Number 18 peninsula green with Lake Manassas in the immediate background. Above Lake Manassas on the ridge, golfers can be seen addressing their approach shot on Number 10.

Directly in front of the dining room, expansive arched palladium windows  allows diners to look out over the practice green and watch golfers working on their "short game" or practicing on the expansive range. A large stone fireplace will welcome golfers as they discuss their round and enjoy refreshments around a flickering fire.

From the richly appointed pro shop, golfers can see the first tee and the practice and range facility. Around the course, no detail has been overlooked. Located adjacent to Number 9 is a refreshment stand and by Number 4 is a bathroom facility. Stone walls accent the 18th, 6th and 7th greens.