Byrd at Sea Trail Golf Resort and Convention Center

Fair course in good condition. Greens rolled true. Cart paths are a mess.

Overall great course to play easier course but great for average players enjoyed myself.

Played two of the three courses at Sea Piines. I would rate this a close second to the Rees Jones course. Wide open fairways and the greens are in great condition. The bag boys and starters were extremely nice and friendly.

My son and I really enjoyed the round on the Byrd course. Greens rolled well and for what a lot of area courses have gone through were in good shape. We got to see a couple of gators sunning and relaxing as we played. The only negative would be cart paths, but with it being 90 degeee wasn’t that big of deal. We will be back this summer.

Upon arrival, we were greeted by a high energy, friendly staff. Nice way to begin the round. Course is in excellent shape. Greens were a bit slow after recent aeration — not a big deal.

for this time of year the course was okay but the most dangerous part of the course are the golf cart paths - about as bad as I have been on - four wheel drive would of helped

Course was ok, pretty basic layout. Cold, wet and windy conditions. greens were in fair shape, a little grainy.

when I arrived at the course they didn’t have my reservation. I showed my booking and confirmation to the woman booking us in and she said that they didn’t have my booking and that there were no open tee times so there was. I thing she could do. I saw d I would call GolfNow which I did. While I was waiting on the line I logged into GolfNow and saw they there were a few open tee times at around our time. The golf now representative came back on the line and said that he had reserved another tee time for ten minutes later than our originally scheduled tee time and I went back in line to check in. While I was in line someone else was checking in under my name and was taking our tee time. it was an extremely upsetting experience.

we finally received our ticket for the starter but she was very unapologetic and made me feel like I was not a paying customer.

We were disappointed in the overall condition of the fairways, greens and cart paths compared to the previous rounds we have played here. The value for money was ok because we got a “hot deal”.

All the cart paths was very bad. and stoned.

When we arrived, there almost four guys to book all the starting course but nobody think of us. I think they forget about us( My wife and I). It's first time that it's happen.at the Seatrail(all courses include)

Despite cart path only due to amount of rain that course can't control we enjoyed our round. Staff are excellent! Like the variety of tee boxes and the greens were fast and in great condition. Really enjoyed our day!

Nice solid layout with a traditional Carolina look and feel. Holes went right and left and didn't favor a particular shot shape. Short par five finishing hole gave me a chance to reach in two. Water in play but no severe forced carries. Very enjoyable course to play.

Course was very slippery but that was nature's fault. Otherwise, nice course...fun.

I’ve played over 50 courses in Myrtle Beach. I had read the reviews about Sea Trail and took them with a grain of salt (I find some expect to much). However, if Byrd is the best conditioned of the 3, this place is in trouble.

On a positve, staff was friendly. I got there early and the starter got me out ahead of a number of groups he expected would be slow. He broke the bad news that it was cart path only, but I still finished in 3 hours. That’s about the only positive I could find.

On the first tee it tells you that it’s hole 1 on the Byrd Course. No yardage’s, no par for the hole, no sign showing the hole. I then looked at my scorecard and the yardage’s seemed to be inaccurate, and hole layout didn’t really match. Get to the about the 4th hole and I discover the problem, they had given me a card for the Rees Course. I detoured after 9 to get a correct card, which helped. Since there is no course info on the course, be sure you have the correct card, the starter doesn’t.

Cart path only for a reason. It’s wet in the whole area right now. At The Byrd the fairways were thinner than any I’ve played, so buried balls were the norm. MORE THAN 50% of my shots embedded. Mud balls, with no ball washers on the course, or the carts, was messy. These are small details that make a difference. No other course I’d played in the last 12 days has been nearly this muddy.

Greens were slow, and putts wiggled as they slowed down. Even the cups were old. Cart paths are brutal. More bumps & potholes than smooth stretches. There were more leaves all over this course than the other 7 I’ve played here recently, COMBINED.

Sadly this course looks like they no longer put any money in to it. There are too many decent courses in the area for me to spend my time, or money, at Sea Trail again (at least until there is serious effort in to course improvements). I love the game, and hate to put up a bad review, but felt I owed it to my fellow golfers.

It was a fine day to play golf despite very soggy conditions. There was no roll out on shots so every shot played longer than you’d expect. Greens were a s good as I’ve seen over this winter.. I like the course and it’s layout.

Greens were in good shape. Rest of course was art path only. Extremely wet. Lots of plugged shots on and off the fairway. Course really needs 3-4 days of sunshine.