Seaview - The Bay Course

Have played here on and off 20years and honestly probably won’t play again

For the price overrated and parts of course not in good shape

On top of that there was a 5some and a 6semon course

And of course there are the killer green

heads Very annoying

Bay View is a decent course. I’ve played all the public courses surrounding the AC area. Bay is the most expensive but unfortunately, the $$$ doesn’t reflect the quality of the course when comparing to others in the area. Tees were beaten up. Sand traps had not been manicured or raked for weeks. Greens were in good shape but extremely slow. Staff was attentive and did a good job.

In my opinion, Pines is a significantly better course, especially when comparing the money.

I’d played the course a number of years ago. I hoped they had upgraded after a number of years with the LPGA stop coming through. They haven’t.

The staff at the bag drop never mentioned it, the staff at the proshop never mentioned it and the starter never mentioned it. What is the it, Swarms of the most voracious man eating flies you've ever encountered. From our first tee balls, to our last putts we were accosted by these flies. The back of my calves were dripping with blood by the end of the round. We finished in 4 hours flat, great pace of play for a threesome largely due to the constant fear of your next excruciatingly painful bite. The other slap in the face is that they have the audacity to charge $178 to play this breeding ground. The greens were in fine shape if a bit shaggy, playing conditions were fine except for the traps, many of which looked like they hadn't been raked in weeks. Every person who reads this would be out of their minds to play this course in the summertime. I was told by a regular that this is typical and that the LPGA event held here each spring is just as bad but with gnats. Go elsewhere, I wouldn't play here again if it were offered to me for free.

Course layout is just ok. Every hole is pretty much straight with lots of tall grass or ob on most holes which is fine. But for 185$ I shouldn’t deal with super rocky bunkers with grass growing out, burned out or missing grass all over the course, dirt/ diseased areas of the fairway. Just isn’t worth 185$ at all. Also being on the “bay” you’re constantly battling green head flies with very little water views .

I played this course quite a bit each year. I would say I am partial to it because of the proximity and the personalities of the staff at the course who are all very friendly?

It’s a nice track, but it could use some work, especially in the traps which are atrocious

I play this course every summer. Usually play both the Pines and the bay course at least seven times..

I am familiar with the course. I’m comfortable with it and I understand it.. perhaps I’m too forgiving, but a good friend who is a good golfer played with me and said you know if they’d put some work into the traps and the fairways this could be quite a great course. Reflecting on that I had to agree.. I still love the course. The people are fantastic, but it could be considerably better with some work and investment.

the course was in excellent shape the best I have seen in the 20 or so times I played it. Staff was amazing as usual. It is why the professionals play here. thank you Seaview

Best greens you will putt on. Still in great shape after LPGA tournament. Enjoy and look for the hot deals .

Seaview Bay is always in good shape but We played shortly after LPGA played tournament, so course was in incredible shape fast greens just all around awesome day.

We played because my friend wanted to play where the LPGA women played. We were lucky to get a HOT deal for $96.

The course is just an aver course and not worthy of LPGA competition. I would not pay a normal tee price of $150 to $180.

The cart paths felt like driving on a pot holed street. Bumpy and dangerous.

When I signed up for a $170 tee time, I expected something amazing. What I got was good, but definitely not worth that much money. The course looked good, the staff was friendly, and the pace of play was good (played with a couple that were members, so their course advice was super helpful). BUT the greens were the size of postage stamps and undulated as if it was a giant mini golf course. In addition, the ball never rolled true on putts - you could see the ball popping up from the moment it came off the putter face all the way to wherever it was going to stop. Speed was ok, at least. If this course were $100, I’d come back every time.