Stewart Peninsula Golf Course

Good layout, fair test, very walkable. Multiple tee boxes makes it possible to use all your clubs, greens somewhat slow but in good shape.

Front and back nine are played from same area. Red makers for front and yellow markers for back. Both are played to extended greens. Red flags for front nine yellow flags for back nine. Very interesting setup. I guess on an extremely busy day the layout could slow play somewhat. I still had a nice time playing the course. Would I play there again? Well, we will see.

The course has 9 holes with two greens for each hole so you play them twice. Pretty fun concept. It's a par 66 so it's fairly short. The fairways are narrow and there is a decent amount of water. I was alone half the time and paired up with a twosome for the other half and I was able to finish in 2hr 45 mins. The gentleman at the front desk was super friendly. When I told him it was my first time there he explained everything about the course.

Good location, and a very easy course. I shot an 83 when I usually shoot 89-93. Lots of par 3s and short par 4s.

It’s a 9 hole course that you play twice around with different flags at each hole. Play the red flags in the front nine and golds in the back 9

Finding out it was a 9 hole when I searched for 18 holes, I was upset. However, the fact each green has 2 pins and each hole has multiple tee boxes, we had an absolute blast playing. Water practically on every hole too so it kept it entertaining for sure.

Nice day, nice day on Stewart Peninsula. Not very challenging, so if you are a beginner or senior, this may be a great course for you. Course was very short, again would be a great track for beginners or seniors. The view along Lake Lewisville was really nice. Enjoyed the day, but prefer something more challenging.

was a fun but different course. playing 9 holes twice with 2 separate tee boxes and greens lead to some strange rules. but overall good experience with course

While 9 holes there are 18 tees and 18 flags. The 1st is the 10th etc but different flag and tee positions.

The course is not long and is great for positional golf by making you really think what club to use

The course has amazing views of the lake and the gentleman in the club shop was super friendly

Not a fan of playing a 9 hole course that's turned into an 18 hole course !!!

Great views of the lake from almost every hole. Unique setup as it is 9 fairways but 18 greens. Fun to play. Challenging as well. Will definitely play again.

Staff is great and the course is a lot of fun. Good stuff.

9- Hole course you play twice for an 18 hole round. Different format with each green being separate with two pins to facilitate creating two holes out of one. Not a true 18 hole course but not exactly just a 9 hole course either. Nice views by the lake, quality of course is fair at best but inexpensive and nice staff

First, I wish I could give 6 stars to the man that works the counter. I asked his name twice and I still can't remember, so I apologize, but he was very warm and welcoming. I brought a first-time golfer and couldn't have asked for a better introduction for him.

The course was strange for me, I've never played a 9 fairway, 18 hole course. It does cause some congestion at the tee boxes as everyone playing 18 are playing the same 9 fairways, but everyone was accommodating and understanding of our slower pace.

The grounds are very well kept and there was a nice diversity of design achieved by both the placement of tee boxes and the holes themselves. I am no professional, so I can't speak to design theory as I've seen others do, but it was quite enjoyable and I would return to play on my own or with friends.

The club house is limited and there was no beverage cart today. I saw they had a cart, but I believe it was down for maintenance as it was in the open cart shed. They have a driving range that was closed today as they were cleaning up from the storm last night.

It is a smaller course in a beautiful setting on Lake Lewisville. It's not the back 9 at Pebble Beach...but it's fantastic value for the price and with none of the stuffy, entitled type of staff that can make the more expensive courses feel like a chore instead of a recreation.

Wow-who woulda thought a little 9 hole course tucked into the colony would be so challenging and yet so terrific! You play the course twice from different tee boxes and different flags to get in the 18. As you would figure the second time through gives you that chance to make up for any shortcomings the first time through. I needed it as this course is narrow on many fronts. It plays right up against Lake Lewisville and has many water hazard areas. Several holes are sloped towards the lake so if you miss to the wrong side you are probably fishing It out or hitting a new one. Other than being pretty tough, the one negative i would throw out there is it has many homes that sit right up against it so if you really miss then you might be buying a window. The tee boxes are a little hard but in good shape. The fairways are in good shape. Just outside the fairways the grass gets really deep quick. Greens were just aerated and sandy so played pretty slow and pretty challenging. The views were excellent. The staff was very friendly and helpful. Great little course to check out next time you are around the colony!