Stewart Peninsula Golf Course

Stewart Peninsula Golf Course opened in 1998 along the shores of Lake Lewisville in The Colony, Texas. The nine-hole executive layout, featuring double greens and multiple tee boxes on each hole, was designed by Oklahoma-based architect Tripp Davis. A former standout golfer at the University of Oklahoma, where he was part of the 1989 national championship team and a three-time AJGA All-American, Davis founded Tripp Davis and Associates in 1994 after earning a master's in landscape architecture. The course draws inspiration from Scotland's classic links and California's Monterey Peninsula, presenting a par-33, 2,676-yard challenge with four par 3s, four par 4s, and one par 5 that can be played twice for an 18-hole round. Davis has other notable work in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, including The Tribute Golf Links and Old American Golf Club—both in The Colony, the latter in collaboration with PGA Tour player Justin Leonard—and a full renovation of Preston Trail Golf Club in Dallas. The course operates as a city facility under The Colony's parks system, hosting local tournaments open to all skill levels. No major renovations or previous names are documented, and it has not hosted professional events.