Stewart Peninsula Golf Course

This course can be a little confusing. First time red tees and 2nd time gold tees. I like the course and will go back. Great value to play it. It is out of the way, though.

It's a nice 9 hole course that is set up for 18 holes. Greens were really nice / fast. However, it was a Friday afternoon, very slow play

Good course. Great pace of play. Enjoyable for average golfer

I'll keep it short
ONLY 9-holes course
Very poor customer service. Pro at the counter rushed me and it wasn't busy. Very rude "told me he wasn't morning person"
Water in outside jug was yellow and smelled.
Stayed to try burritos. WOW they were the worst freeze marks on beef and it smelled and tasted horrible.
Waste of money and time too many golf courses open!

First time playing here. On the water of Lewisville Lake. Flooded part of the course (I know the course can't control that). Staff kept our tee time despite being 15 minutes late. Nice people. Nice greens. I would return

Interesting rounds here with the duo-greens. I like having a couple extra pars 3's also.

I am a 6 handicap. And frequent DFW courses. I should have known that paying 10.00 would have gotten me this. I know it's seasonal, but half of the tee boxes and fairways were under water, the greens were Rolling a solid 4 on the stempmeter. Even for what I payed, I was very disappointed. Pay up the extra money and play a better course than S.P.

This is a 9 hole course with confusing tee
boxes and two different color pins on each hole. To play 18, you literally play each hole twice.
Alot of the course was flooded it appeared...also, since everyone is playing the same holes, when we got to hole 1 (aka hole 10) there were 4 groups waiting to play the "1" hole....since it was actually a hole we already played, we left after just 9 holes...would not recommend.

You cannot get a cooler without buying beer, no beer cart - older, run down appearing club house.

If you didn't know, this course is nestled up to Lewisville Lake. Because of this, when the lake is flooded (as it is now) the course is affected by it. 3 of the 9 holes (you play each 9 twice to get 18) are greatly affected as you can see in the pictures I've posted.

There are tee boxes that have standing water. There are tee boxes you cannot even get to. There are cart paths that are completely flooded over.

Oh, and if you have a reservation, they won't cancel it with these conditions.

Very wet conditions required the use of cart path only, unless on foot. This challenge could not be helped, but it did cause some delays. Coach was able to maintain an even flow of traffic, given the circumstance, creating the best possible experience. Due to an attentive staff, a potential nightmare was turned to a pleasurable round. Thanks for an enjoyable Saturday afternoon.

Played in March after lots of rain, so course not in best condition. However, a fun course to play.

We were greeted very nicely at the pro shop, when given our cart key. I do think it is overpriced simply because it lies on the water. It is advertised as an 18 hole course when it is really only 9 holes with two different pin locations. Greens are in decent condition but I've played better for cheaper.

Course was in okay shape for feb! First one out so play was fast. Nice view of the lake. Good for a quick little round. Short course with some decision making shots.

Great view of the lake and hills. A nice challenging par 9 course.

i can tell that this course is definitely a hidden gem. Will definitely be playing again

Great day, great views. Started early so no wait. Noticed making the turn could be difficult on a busy day. Very friendly staff.

This course is set up very nicely for the beginner and the intermediate level golfers. No hole is particularly difficult, yet all offer a challenge. The problem has always been the clientele. Slow players don't let you play through. People don't rake bunkers. And there are cigarette butts everywhere. Most of the time I avoid the course because of the people. You may have better luck.

I have not played in quite some time here. However I decided to give it a go. I was glad that I did since the course, for the most part, is in good shape. The greens were really nice since there were virtually NO divots to fix. Everyone who worked there was very cordial and a pleasure to talk to.

Even though the holes are short on the scorecard. Do not let that deceive you into thinking there are no hard challenges and choices to make in your round. Be ready and play smart and you will be happier with your score.

I love the links style and unfortunately in this area, there are few to choose from. I will be back soon and will make this a part of my regular rotation for weekend golf. Also, there is something to be said about a course near water and being on the first tee box as the sun is rising. Very awesome...

The course is ran well and in good shape for this time of the year.nthey use dual tee boxes and flags. The is really challenging and being on the lake there is no shortage of wind.

I am now a fan of this course after playing it the 2nd time. I found the course quite challenging even though it is short. The greens and aprons are in great condition. Tee boxes are good and there are many levels to choose from. Having the dual greens truly made the holes feel different. Staff was really friendly and I owe Brandon a thanks for allowing me to play even though I was late on arrival.For the money, thius course is a great choice. I will be back and am happy to have another course to call one of my favorites.

The 9th/18th hole is really awesome for a view of Lake - as the fog rolled in I felt like I was playing in Scotland :). Also blessed with encountering the largest herring I have ever seen! Great course !