Stewart Peninsula Golf Course

Course is in good shape. Staff was friendly. Course will challenge you from the back tees.

I really enjoyed playing here. The weather had been bad so the course wasn't crowded. Although there are plenty of par threes, they are at my range limit--200 yds. There are only 9 holes with two sets of tee boxes and greens. This was a help because the second round was somewhat familiar. I would come back to use clubs that I don't normally get to use.

What a gem. I was looking for something special. We sure found it. The staff was great. Other golfers we played with were fun. We played an 18-hole round in less than 4 1/2 hours.

The course is in great shape. Challenging and in good shape. My golfing partner and I are seriously considering a membership there. TOO FUN!

Golf Now does not mention that this is a 9 hole course. It is not worth the money that i paid to go a play the same holes twice.

The course is well maintained. Fun to play, Plays quickly. The greens roll true and are at a moderate speed

Not really much good to be said about this course. The parking lot isn't paved and just has rocks and dirt for a parking lot. This might be acceptable for a course located in the sticks but not in the middle of north Dallas.

It looks like they ran out of budget half way through construction and just stopped at 9 holes. What you are left with is a 9 hole course that has two greens per hole. There's 4 pars 3s, 4 par 4s and 1 par 5. Once you finish playing 9, you just play the same 9 holes again from different tee boxes, firing at the other flag located on the green.

Pros:
- Greens roll true
- Located right off the Lake Lewisville

Cons:
- Confusing layout
- Over priced
- Terrible fairways
- Tee boxes are uneven

With so many golf courses in the metroplex, this is one of the worst I have been too, especially when you consider the price. It would be fine as a 9 hole course, charging 9 hole prices that you play on the week days but that is about it. I am trying to play every course in the metroplex but I won't be returning to this one.

I didn't realize that his was a 9 hole course that you played twice. Slow play, staff was friendly and courteous. Great course for the beginner such as myself. Might play again one day.

I guess I missed the 'double greens' because I didn't know what it was. There are 2 hole locations and 2 greens and 2 sets of tees on each hole. It was pretty crowded and fairly slow. The overall pace of play for my round at 4.5 hours was pretty slow for a ~6500 yard course.

It was ok for the price but I probably wouldn't go back again.

Course is short, par 65. Only 9 holes that you play twice from different tee boxes and shoot a different pins on the same green. Beautiful scenic views of the lake. Probably good course for beginner or for someone that does not hit the ball very far. I was disappointed in the length and there was only one par 5 on the course. This is not a course I would play again but think for some players, they might really enjoy this track. I am not a fan of 9 hole courses in general as there is not enough variety. Greens were very small and hard to hit.

GREAT TIME ON FRIENDLY GOLF COURSE, GREEN CONDITIONS WERE SUPER

Was a little upset the cart girl never came by during the first 9 holes and the one water cooler was full of ice but no water and it was 100 plus degrees so we just left after the first 9.

needs work but greens ok. fairway fair rough in poor shape.

Course is pretty bad, but the surrounding lake provides an excellent backdrop for a relaxing day. It was more fun watching the boaters than playing the course.

This was the first time I played this course. I wasn't aware that it was only 9 holes. Playing the first nine was neat, good hole placement and great location for a course. But, the back nine seemed mundane and a bit boring. You'll move tee boxes slightly and play one of two holes per green. I enjoyed my outing but don't know if I would choose to play this regularly.

Booked a tee time without realizing this is a nine hole course with different tee boxes and different greens to turn it into an 18 hole course. Had I known that I probably wouldn't have booked it, and that would have been a huge mistake. This course is a lot of fun and offers some serious shot requirements. It's a par 33/66 but there's more than enough sand, water, hills and rough to give it plenty of teeth. Nice staff, good condition, good views of the lake. Definitely worth checking out.

This is an action packed fun place to play golf. My friends and I got a tee-time through golf now like we always do. Mixed reviews but we decided to go as one of my freinds had gone there years ago. The 18-holes was great, good conditions, the lake which covers most of the holes cooled us off, the cart girl was beautiful (along with $3 beers) and staff was decent.
I score it a 4 but with value a 5 as we will be back. Other golfers very freindly. GREAT TIME.

This course has 9 holes with two greens on each hole. You play the red flags for the first nine and the gold flags for the back nine. It is only a par 66. This information is not given on the course website.

A bit pricey for a 9 hole course (play same hole twice). Fairway and greens definitely can use attention. A couple positives: not very busy therefore you can play a fast game. The other is the course has a very nice lake background. Its an okay course, but, needs improvement.

They pretend like this is an 18 hole GC but it is really a 9 hole GC. There are two pins on each green and a front, middle, and back tee for each pin on the green. So there are tee boxes all over the place. You never know which tee box you are supposed to be hitting from for which pin. Its a mess! We spent the whole day trying to figure out what we were supposed to do and where we were supposed to tee off from. Then add the fact that it took 4.5 hours to play a oar 33/66 GC that is barely 5000 yards long made it a pretty miserable experience. It's a bit of a stretch to call it an 18 hole GC and they need to make that clear. Me and the guys that played it had no idea. They also need to have some better signage on the tee box like, Red Pin-(front 9)-back tee, middle tee, front tee. You get up to the tee box and there are literally 6 different places top hit from and it not anywhere consistent. For example the back tee the front 9 for the number 1 hole is gold, then you get to number 3 and the red tee is the back tee. Like I said we got to the point where we just picked a tee box and hit. Well, hit after waiting for 15 minutes probably because the group in front of us was just as confused as we were. On a good note, it has some potential and the views of the lake are nice, and the lake comes into play on several holes.

Different and enjoyable golf experience based on a links course design. It looks quite different than a traditional course but that's what makes the course fun to play. Sloping, fast fairways and target greens add to the challenge, and the wind off the lake is a constant factor in club selection. Nice change of pace, enjoyable scenery and value for the money.