Stewart Peninsula Golf Course

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.

If you think your short game is good, you need to play here. I had a great experience here. The wind was strong and the course layout is superb. For a nine hole course the red and gold setup will meet any players skill level. I highly recommend to all golfers, regardless of skill.

Course condition is adequate. Staff is very friendly. The cutest clubhouse around!

Used GolfNow to book a tee time with friends to play Stewart Peninsula. For those that don't know, you play the same 9 holes 2x [each time you use a slightly different tee location and hit to a different pin on the green]. Not a big deal, but certainly something that could affect pace-of-play. This is where the agitation began. I've played golf for years and had marshals either greet my group, make suggestions on how to play a particular hole and occasionally encourage a group to play "ready golf." They do things differently at Stewart Peninsula. The marshal I encountered on Saturday was rude and abrupt. He asked my group to "hurry up." When I replied that we "were playing as fast as we can" he said, "play faster." Despite the good weather, the decent course conditions and finding this course to be a reasonable value, I won't return.The disrespect and "hall monitor" approach didn't sit well with me.

The main reason this was terrible was the pace of play. We quit after 11 holes because the pro shop had evidently let more groups tee off while we were making the turn to play the 9 holes again. It was my fault for not seeing it was only a 9 hole course essentially. The greens were in bad shape compared to most courses in the area. The tee boxes were just as bad and most of them were not level. They just punched the fairways but did not offer a discount for the round. This is the first time in 22 years of golf that I did not at least finish the round. Good course for beginners if the pace of play was better.

I would have really enjoyed this course had the greens been in better condition. To be fair, looks like they are in process of aeriating so they could be in better condition very soon.

Always loved this course for good pace of play, friendly staff, great course conditions and decent price, but what happened?!

The putting green has a mix of turf and grass, the on course greens are patchy, shaggy, and so bumpy its like putting on the moon. The pace of play seems worse everytime I go, and Im very close to writing this course off. The owner I knew was really trying to improve course conditions but seems like they put the brakes on that idea. If you play here be aware that course conditions are going downhill and greens are gonna be unplayable if they dont improve soon.