Stewart Peninsula Golf Course

this is a 9 hole course with 2 different tee box and 2 different pins on each green to play 18 holes. course was kept very well. need a map to find where the next hole is after completing one. had a good time, most holes were short.

Fun place to play, and they have live music on the weekends too!

This course has always been one of my favorites. Management has always been friendly and personal. Course is always in great shape and grounds staff is experienced and dedicated to being the best. I will say that beginners need to bring a bag of balls because it is challenging but a lot of fun!!! Food is high quality. Priced just right as well.

Nice 9 hole course with split greens/tee boxes that give it an 18 hole feel. Staff is friendly - no beer cart so you need to load up on beverages/food in the clubhouse. Fun course and greens are in good shape.

I used to play at Stewart Peninsula a lot but a while back I moved across town so it's not so close by anymore. I noticed a lot of changes to the course and clubhouse when I went back. A very bad thing that has happened is they grew the rough out so long that the ball gets lost in it. And I mean just one foot off the fairway or 10 feert off the green. Have you ever tried to find a ball, or hit it, out of 5 and 6 inch bermuda rough? Our foursome lost at least 5 balls that we knew had just barely missed the fairway, but they were sunk so far down we couldn't find them. That made us play slow too with all the looking. And it is impossible to hit a ball out of that rough when you find it, best you can do it hit a wedge out towards the fairway. We won't go back, it was too hard, no fun. Prices were up quite a bit too, $36 for a round and that is too much for there. Used to be about $27 not very long ago. Other things that changed are there are a bunch of cheap signs all up and down the entry driveway advertising the food and beer they sell. The old signs were nice wood signs that matched the signs throughout the neighborhood. The new ones are cheap and just ugly to look at. I am surprised the city and the neighborhood let them put them up. Also their is music playing outside the clubhouse on the porch, rock music, that is distracting when you are trying to hit off the first and tenth tee. And you haer it on the putting green. Its a great location over looking the lake, it should be quiet and peaceful. We didn't stay for a drink afterwards, didn't want to have to talk over the music that they decided we must like.

Awesome course, friendly staff, excellent pace of play. Surrounded by beauty. Great experience.

Friendly staff. The Greens are in great shape. The course is deceiving, looks easy, but found it to be a challenging track.

I enjoy playing golf at Stewarts peninsula. Great location, friendly staff for the most part, well kept golf course!! The scenery is my favorite thing about this golf course!!! Very friend owner!

Fun course with great views and challenging holes. Can have lake effect winds sometimes, so that can increase the difficulty some. Enjoy playing there and the staff is great. Recommend this course to all skill levels

Played this course many times. Scenery and location are ok. New ownership recently and the course has gone downhill. Staff is rude and inconsiderate to customers. Pace of play is slow and mismanaged. Food is bad and very overpriced. Many better full 18 hole options within 5 miles. $36 for a round at this course is too much. 9 holes, crummy conditions, carts on last leg. If you like rude treatment and bad conditions you might consider this course. I personally will not be back. Golfer beware!!!!

Playing the same 9 holes from different tee spots was a little different but gave some variety. Worked well until high school let out and the students came in on the same course. Got a bit crowded then but not too bad. Overall a good experience and would play it again.

For $36 on Saturday morning this place can't be beat. It is not a typical layout not is it overly challenging. It is a clever layout and use if the terrain by a great architect who designed the course across the lake that costs 4 times as much to play.

Stewart Peninsula is moving from being a good place to get in a quick 9 to being a much improved facility, and a good place to go play.It's always been fairly challenging, with some tough carries and a couple of narrow fairways. Now, with the vastly improved dining and entertainment facilities, they can generate enough money to keep improving. Staff is always friendly, and SP is a very relaxing place to play. When the lake comes back up, the summer site seeing will also improve.

This course is what it is, a par 33 9 hole course with dual greens. The greens are large with seperated flags for the front and back nine. You may hit the green on your shots but if you dont hit to the correct flag you may be chipping from the green to the correct flags due to the shape and size of the green. The greens and fairways are in good shape considering the summer heat here in Texas! There are some good challenges to your game and yet its short enough for beginners and intermediate players to enjoy it. I would recommend this course for someone wanting to get in a round after work. The wind off the lake really comes into play which you have to take into consideration. I didnt eat there so I cant comment on the food.

This is a gorgeous little course. All of the holes have either a lake view or a water hazard. It was in great condition and has some tricky holes. The pace of play was great on the front 9. After we made the turn there were two really slow foursomes in front of us. The course is designed as a 9 hole but has different greens and tee boxes for the second time around. Unfortunately this slows things down if there is a group playing the front (red) pins and the back (gold) pins. The greens are not far enough apart for the two groups to play simultaneously.

I really enjoyed this course and it is in excellent condition with pretty fast greens. It is challenging, but a very fun course rewarding smart shot selections. Although it is 9 holes, the separate tea boxes and double greens make it play like an 18 hole course. The scenery is beautiful and you have a view of the lake throughout the course.

This course needs quite a bit of updates. The clubhouse is old and needs to be renovated. The staff is not that friendly, but you can't blame them because they probably hate working at this course. I was playing as a single and was told by the guy running the clubhouse that he may send a few groups through since it was their nightly "scramble." They have a sign up sheet on the counter for their scramble and there was only one team listed on it from what I could see. There was no one on the course or playing in front of me when I started playing and all was okay until I arrived to hole 5. I arrived to hole 5 and there was a foursome of geriatric hackers that were apparently a part of this scramble and did not have the common courtesy to let a SINGLE play through. I waited thinking that they surely know golf etiquette and would allow me to at least hit on with them and then play through. Nope. I had to skip the hole and drive to the next tee box. I noticed there were a few groups starting to stack up behind them. I had a twosome ask if those guys had let me play through because they were upset at their pace and didn't let them play through either. Apparently if you're in a Stewart Peninsula Golf Course "scramble," etiquette does not apply to you. There are no Marshalls and you can pretty much do what you want at this course. Don't plan on using their driving range unless you want to only hit up to an 8 iron. It's pretty much non-existent. What a waste of $20.00.

Simply put i have played here many times since its been built and its lost its charm.
The course is always my option when I need practice for the same rate as most golf courses driving range.
Course is short but in decent shape.
Staff has been filled with non-golfers who know nothing really about golf.
Menu has changed to burritos (i'd rate a 5 out of 10) but really...I was ok with the hotdogs.

Short golf course, great for practice (not for the serious golfer) just too many options out there to put into my top 10 list.

Love this golf now....will post more on my fav courses

Must keep ball in fairway or your in trouble. There is a lot of water that comes into play.

Great Course on the lake, I think the concept should be embraced by other courses, 9 hole layout with split greens, fast play, yet challenging
Staff friendly and new owners very nice
If they would make a simple cheeseburger and fresh bloody mary's i'd be a member