Stewart Peninsula Golf Course

My daughter asked me to go play somewhere Sunday but we only had time for 9 holes. I thought about Stewart Peninsula as an option. I did not remember much about the course since it had been many years since playing here last. We enjoyed the course for the most part. Has a good combination of par 3s, 4s and 1 par 5. I could tell the summer took its toll on the fairways, but the small greens were in good shape. They are very small greens and very sloped. But it was good practice hitting most clubs in the bag and played pretty fast. It was windy which comes off the lake and definitely affects the shots. There is some repair work going on one hole that is generally a par 4 that was shortened to a 3 for now.

Playing early or late this course has some stunning views of the lake it’s worth it to finish the day playing golf by the lake

Course was in Ok shape. Greens were fairly slow but mostly rolled smooth. Fairways a little sparse in lots of places.

There was a marshal on the course but he wasn't speeding up play. The group in front of us was constantly screwing around and just stopping so they could all chat. On one hole they drove out about 250 yards and stopped all together for a few minutes before one of them walked back towards the tee at least 150 yards looking for his ball. The marshal watched this entire event.

The course is 9 holes with 2 sets of tees and 2 sets of flags. This provides a little more variety than a straight 9 hole course but not much.

The wind coming off the lake is significantly stronger here than most other courses in the area, so be prepared,

The used 9 hole course and make you play twice to make it 18 hole this is cheating..

Pretty friendly staff and good lake is only good thing about this course. Greens were actually ok. But might as well save your money and go play a par 3 course when 5 out of the 9 holes are par 3's. Also there's only 9 holes you just play them twice with the back 9 having slightly different pin locations and tee boxes. I'd love to play this place for 30 just not 60.

My foursome had a great time playing Stewart Peninsula. With the layout of four par threes, four par fours, and one par five on each nine it’s easy to get around in in 3 1/2 hours or less. Greens are in superb condition. The staff was very friendly plenty of snacks and beverages at the turn.

It's not a difficult course but challenging. It's always fun to play.

Birthday treat with son and daughter. I really appreciate this course and layout. The staff is awesome. So friendly and will oblige as much as they can.

Extremely dry summer with winds off lake that don't help. The greens were great. The bunkers needed help and the fairways were Texas summer beaten. Not a problem but would have enjoyed better paying a discounted rate knowing balls would be eaten by the earth.

Grea staff. Enjoyable family. Love the layout. Yes, will play again in late fall or spring.

They should have mentioned on the posting that the course is under heavy construction and is basically dead except the greens(which had crab grass on them) for 50 dollars I could have not had a worst time. In a beautiful piece of land and just wasted with this course

This course is in poor shape due to the city construction and no rain. Large cracks in the fairways, lost a ball in one in the fairway. When it rains again and the construction is finished, should be a fun course to play. The two small green concept is a good one. People are very nice, just teh city has the course in really bad shape.