Stewart Peninsula Golf Course

The Colony sits on the northern shore of Lewisville Lake, one of the largest reservoirs in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, and Stewart Peninsula Golf Course makes the most of that waterfront setting. The peninsula terrain means water comes into play on a significant portion of the layout, and the broad Texas sky reflects off the lake in a way that makes the course feel more expansive than most inland DFW tracks. Wind off the water is a constant factor here — a calm morning round and a breezy afternoon round can feel like entirely different tests.

The Colony itself is a planned suburban community that grew rapidly through the 1980s and 1990s alongside the broader DFW boom, and the course fits that profile: a public facility built to serve a growing population hungry for accessible golf. It draws a steady mix of local regulars, league players, and visitors making their way through the northern suburbs.

North Texas golf lives and dies by the seasons. Bermuda fairways go dormant in winter and return lush through the long, hot summers — conditions that reward players who play here regularly and understand how the turf and wind behave together.