Stewart Peninsula Golf Course

Good course to work on your game, especially for the money. On the lake, so the wind can easily change shots.

I booked a hot deal tee time for 100 pm at Stewart peninsula around 1230 pm because I saw on their website just about every single tee time was wide open. Therefore I took my time and showed up at 110. My guess is only 4 of the 9 holes even had a player on it and I would’ve just waited for the next available spot if there was a wait. However, the guy at the pro shop felt like this tee time was no longer valid as it was 10 minutes past and told me he would honor it if I paid a cart fee. Honestly I would rather she’ll the $16 and change down the drain than play at a course that hasn’t no customer service standards or uses any common sense at all.

Side note, I was really only going to play this course to kill some time because the tribute (10 minutes down the road) was busy until 4 today. They have a great staff over there that is extremely friendly and goes the extra mile to take care of their players.

I booked the course apparently not reading the details that we would play the same 9 twice. I am not a fan of this type of course, but as we got playing it was apparent it’s not exactly the same 9 played twice. For each tee box and each green, the markers are in different locations: so for hole 1, you tee off at a different tee box than you do for the same hole used for hole 10. Same goes with the green...the pin for 1 is in a different location than 10. This caused some confusion at first, but we just had to remind ourselves which color we were playing. The setting is actually very nice because of the surrounding lake. The carts do not have navigation or amenities for club cleaning, etc. The course was full, and the pace was pretty good until around hole 13, then we waited at every hole. We were paired up with another 2 guys who were singles and one was a regular at this course so he was helpful in navigation. Some fairways were narrow so you will find other playing on your fairway. Because there are 2 pins on the green, some of the greens are pretty small so placement on the green can be challenging. We got a great deal on golf now ($25/2) so would definitely play again at that price. Heard there was a driving range but didn’t use it - it’s around a corner and not really visible that even existed.

I was disappointed to discover there are not 18 holes here. The course conditions were as expected for the price, people were fine. If I lived in the neighborhood, I'd play here. If you need to drive more than a few minutes, you're probably better off elsewhere.

Nice 9 hole course on the lake. At first appeared to be relatively short and simple but the fun factor of the wind off the lake came into play and created a good challenge. Reminded me of my youth playing links golf in England, will definitely make a few more visits.

This course wasn’t bad if you are a beginner or taking your kids out for a round. Over priced for what you get in my opinion.

Just plain awful. I'm sorry it seems like a one man show and I really wanted to give it good remarks but simply the worst golf course and customer service I've received all year (GOLF).

False advertising. Its not a 18-hole golf course but a 9-hole you play twice but the course is simply in bad shape and the city needs to put more money into the maintenance.

The clubhouse looks like a rundown convenience store and the manager was just plain rude. As my group walked in we interrupted his snack eating time. He continued to watch tv and explained to us that the golf tournament was exciting...ok what? After taking our money explained to us that we were going to late for our tee-time. There were only 5 cars in the parking lot and playing partners explained we had waited on him and that the course was wide open. He replied tee-time is a tee-time.

Don't worry Randi (another golfer told me) manager. I wont play this city's golf course again!

By the way no food served but snacks....

I'm a member there and have played it on and off for about 10 years. Yes it's 9 holes and you have to play it twice to get 18 in but there are 2 sets of greens both of which are the best I've played this year anywhere. The t-boxes are just as good and the price is right. Yes they have some walkers like me but I'll let you by if your in a big hurry. Give it a try! Pretty laid back.

This course sells itself as a 18 hole golf course, but you just play 9 holes twice. And when you come around to your 2nd 9, you have to deal with a bunch of people trying to tee off for their 1st 9 at the same time you are trying to get your 2nd 9 in. Was so packed we left after playing only 9 after paying for 18. WILL NEVER GO BACK!

you should have your web site noted that it was a double 9 course.

First: it is Par9 course that you have to play twice. Second: greens are in very bad condition and very slow, bumpy and a few were temporary greens ( reminded me playing long time ago in Canada Ottawa area in spring time). Third: most of fare ways are side sloped. Will never play here again, even for free.

9 hole par 33 course with dual pins and multiple tee boxes enables you to play 18 different holes.

Fairways and greens were in good shape for this time of year

Pace of play issue due to slow 5-some who chose not let our faster two-some play through.

A good course for the price, a great course for beginners or short drive hitters. I would play there again

For the hot deal price it wasn't a bad course. Its a 18 hole course they crammed into 9 with different tee boxes and pin locations. Greens were good and bunkers were fine. It was extremely windy but you are right off the lake so that is to be expected. Also if you love par 3's this is the course for you. Driving range was kind of shady but if you return the bag that your balls were in you get some of your money back. All in all it was fun.

This course is great for beginners, a lot of Par 3 and Par 4s. Greens are a bit rough but overall very well taken care of. I definitely enjoy my time there.