Stewart Peninsula Golf Course occupies a distinctive lakeside site in The Colony, a planned community north of Dallas along the shores of Lewisville Lake. Designed by Tripp Davis and opened in the early 2000s, the course takes advantage of its peninsula setting to incorporate water views and strategic shoreline holes into the routing. Davis, a Texas-based architect known for his work throughout the Southwest, shaped the property to balance playability for daily-fee golfers with enough challenge to host regional amateur events. The layout moves across rolling terrain with elevation changes that are notable for North Texas, where flat land predominates. Several holes play directly along the lake, requiring carries over water or approach shots to greens positioned near the shoreline. The routing also features internal lakes and creeks that come into play on multiple holes, creating strategic decisions off the tee and into greens. Native grasses and naturalized areas frame many holes, giving the course a less manicured appearance than some resort-style layouts in the region. Stewart Peninsula serves as a public facility and has been part of the competitive golf scene in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, hosting various local and regional tournaments. The course attracts both residents of The Colony and golfers from the broader metropolitan area seeking a lakeside round with varied terrain. Its location near major highways makes it accessible for daily play while the peninsula setting provides a sense of separation from the surrounding suburban development.