Seaview - The Pines Course

We love this course! My husband had his best score ever! Everyone is so polite here. The greens are in top notch. Great atmosphere for golf!!

My husband and I love playing this course. It is challenging, but not impossible for ladies. Loved the quiet conditions and beautiful scenery. Great golf course to play!

5 hour and 15 minute round and no Marshall. The course did nothing about pace of play.

I really liked the course. Lots of doglegs and well protected greens. General course conditions were good but the greens were not. Probably half the greens had some patches of bumpy area. Unfortunately Some of the pin placements were on a bad area making putts under 15 feet impossible to hit on line. I’d definitely give it another chance or two but one thing you must have are true rolling greens or you’re effed.

Wow the team working on the Pines has done a great job saving the greens. We were here in July and most of the front 9 were burnt out, muddy patches even. Since the layout is one of my favorites, we returned to a pleasant surprise. Greens are green and lush! Rolling very true. We booked a late afternoon tee time knowing we wouldn’t get all 18 in. Pace was 2:20 for front 9. Excited to play here often in fall/winter.

Was not notified about the LPGA playing the Bay Course.

Putting green, driving range and short game areas were all closed due to LPGA.

Drove from 2 hours away and arrived 1.5 hours early to sit around.

Tee times were running 15 minutes late and play was slow.

Course was not in the best shape.

Weather was beautiful.

Had a Nice day at the seaview Pines. --I love the Layout of the course which I have played numerous times. I Just wish that the course was Maintained a Little better. With a Little TLC. This good be one of the best courses in south Jersey !!!---Staff was Great. Friendly Rangers as well ---

We'd always played the better known Bay Course before and loved it. When a low rate came available for the Pines, I decided to give it a try. The LPGA event was going on at the Bay Course and I'm sure it was in great condition. We were told on the tee at the Pines course that the condition of the greens on the front nine were not as good as normal and would be a little better on the back nine. He had severely under reported it. We've played 40 rounds this year all over the region and these greens were by far the worst. Nothing rolled smoothly and there were bald spots in many of the greens. The fairways and rough had many bad patches also. While the layout of the course is pretty nice, there is no doubt that maintenance on this course has been not kept up. It was a 75 degree fall day with glorious sun and little wind so it was hard to get too worked up. I would advise anyone coming to Seaview to pay the extra and play the Bay course. I know we sure will.

We were told after we booked that range and practice green weee closed because of

LPGA. We’re told greens little brown around edges. Greens were raw all

Over including front and back nine. Not every green but I would say 40%. Had I paid retail for this I would have requested a credit.

Talk about a shocker, totally forgot what week it was when the tee time was booked. Pull up and bang, the LPGA is in town for the Shoprite Classic, Oh Boy. Pretty cool seeing the Super Star Ladies on the practice green and being carted around, saw too many to mention but cool seeing Lexi close enough to touch, speaking figuratively. Didn’t know what to expect for playing the Pines course, expecting to be overcrowded but surprisingly not.

Pace was normal, 4 hours tops. Course was in good shape overall for it being September, fairways had some wear and tear, to be expected, rough was a bit brutal, lost several balls there, greens was a bit spongy and could have stood a good rolling, but still made some long puts and still enjoyed playing the course.

This was my first time playing the Pines course and I was able to see some LPGA players practicing on the practice green since they are hosting a tournament this week.. Now to the course, I am a 19 handicap so I shoot in the low to high 90s and when the Gods are with me, I can shoot in the high 80s. So the course layout presented some difficulties for my errant drives hehe (narrow fairways, lots of trees,). The layout of the course is pretty, and it was in ok shape. I say ok, meaning, not great, some tee boxes needed care, but I did not mind that as mush as I wished the greens were faster. They were like a shaggy rug, my put stopped on a downhill slope lol. The green side bunkers were in good shape and trust me, I visited most of them as I barely hit any greens. The staff was very nice and polite, so no complains there. For the price I paid ($46 per player with cart) was a good price, but I would not pay more than $50 to play under the shape it was. I will love to come back and play the other course and I can certainly play the Pines if I get the same deal. In all I had a good time.