Stewart Peninsula Golf Course

You think you are booking eighteen but it’s really a nine hole you play twice with two sets of tee boxes and greens. Extremely short course. Pretty views along the water but for $36 this is not what you’re looking for.

Not a long course due to the extra part three, but all of the holes are challenging. The wind is the great equalizer. Course could’ve been in a little better shape, but the greens were good. I would definitely play this course again

Nice little track! Easy to walk but still holds a challenge or two! Greens where in very good shape and rolled very well! I’ll be back soon

My tee time was 11:30, I teed off at almost 12:00. The pace of play was horrible I hate to see this course on the weekends.

The layout of the course is nice, but having 1-9 and 10-18 together is a nightmare. We had 3 groups waiting on the tee boxes.

My back 9 was better cause I think people just quit, like I was going to do, but i played cause the people in front of me quit. I think 2 groups in front of me quit.

Overall review nice layout but pace of play horrible.

Course was in great condition. The different angles were entertaining to play.

The course was in surprisingly excellent condition, with smooth soft fairways, well kept greens, and a manicured rough just deep enough to hide a golf ball.

Nine-hole courses can be limiting, but Steward Peninsula tries hard to keep it interesting. Each green has two pins, red and gold. There are separate red and gold tee boxes on each hole, so when playing 18 holes the front and back loops aren't exactly the same. On some holes it makes a significant difference.

The course is surrounded by Lake Lewisville. The lake and its shoreline come into play on holes 1, 2, 3, 4 and 9. Small feeder streams and ponds can be a factor on 5 and 7. Only the 6th and 8th holes are entirely safe for those afraid of water. This can make the course much more challenging when the lake level is higher than normal.

First time playing at this course. It's nine holes that you play twice. They have large/split greens with two different pins to play for each nine. They are far enough apart that approach shots into the green does make it feel like two different holes. It has four Par 4's, four Par 3's and one Par 5. The Par fours are challenging and the Par 3's are fair. You do end up hitting all the clubs in your bag.

The greens and fairways are in good shape and you have a views of the Lake on several holes.

All in all, I would recommend playing there, I will.

Stewart Creek is my favorite golf course. The setting is beautiful on the lake and there's always a nice breeze. The course and carts are well maintained and you couldn't ask for a more friendly staff. And the price is always right. If you haven't given this course a try, you're missing out.

Pricing is outrageous for playing just nine holes and the holes haven’t changed in quite some time. Staff was friendly which made it better and will likely come back but pricing has got to change

It's a good walking course and the multiple tee boxes give a nice variety of yardages...you can hit all your clubs!

Beautiful course on the Lake. Challenging enough to prevent boredom, but easy enough to be fun!

I really enjoy this course. It’s a nice layout and the double greens certainly reduces the 9 hole course feel. The staff is always kind, friendly and helpful.

First, the only negative is that this is a 9 hole layout. So, to play 18, you play each hole twice. They do have it setup with separate greens and tee boxes to change up the layout, but it is still playing each hole twice.

Now to the positive. The greens were in excellent condition, especially for deep summer and compared to all other local courses I have played this summer. The staff is very friendly and helpful. And, for $35 for 18 holes, this is very good value for the money.

The views are wonderful of the lake. I really was surprised and enjoyed the course.bi will be back.