Stewart Peninsula Golf 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.

The course appears to have not been watered in months. Plenty of dry and barren areas on the tee boxes and in the fairways. The only areas that appear to have been watered were the greens. The rest of the course was a disaster.

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.

Its a 25.00 course as it sits, under construction.
Dont think I would waste my time at this point

Greens were in good shape. Back 9 was very slow. Overall a good 9 hole course that is played twice with different pin locations

Great time on the Peninsula. Great staff, interesting layout, good times

This course is really nice departure from other courses I've played in Dallas.

The shared greens experience (you play the same 9 holes twice, but from different tees to different flags on the shared green) is unique and appropriately challenging.

I occasionally play at Stewart's Peninsula and have never had a bad round. It's a short course mostly par 3s, but a lot of fun. The greens are in very good shape. There was a lot of work being done around the course, but it didn't get in the way.

Course conditions let this down, plus it is only a par 66 course which was a surprise. You play the 9 twice from different tee boxes to different pins. Fairly short but layout makes for some challenges. Greens were slow, fairways had a lot of cracks in the ground and bunkers were in really poor shape.

At 8:30 in the morning, we shouldn’t be rushed if no one is catching up from behind. We were started 10 minutes later than our tee time and the course added a golfer to our group. Added stress is unnecessary.

Tee boxes are sandy, hard and cracking. Greens are dry and bumpy. It's technically a 9 hole course with 2 adjoining greens (1 red flag for the front and a gold for the back) and 2 sets of tee boxes. If you are looking for a tee time on golf now, nearly every course near this one is 15 cheaper and far better kept.

Greens are in rough shape and traps need help. Staff was great.