Seaview - The Pines Course
About
The lesser known of the two 18-hole courses at the Seaview is the Pines Course. It originally started as a nine-hole course but another nine-hole course was added later and the two courses were eventually combined to form the Pines Course. The course has a par of 71 and it is 6,731 yards from the back tees.
Seaview's Pine Course doesn't provide scenic views but it does offer a good game. Some even prefer the Pines course because of its quiet location behind the resort's hotel and also because of its more challenging features. The golf course has tight fairways lined with trees, medium-sized greens that are undulating, and strategically placed bunkers.
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Golfer Photos
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18th Photo submitted by randy2705 on 06/13/2024
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Photo submitted by TMcBryan on 05/30/2023
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Photo submitted by u000004733635 on 05/12/2023
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Photo submitted by u246214596 on 05/08/2023
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Photo submitted by u314160657031 on 05/07/2023
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Photo submitted by u314160657031 on 05/07/2023
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Photo submitted by andrewcipolla on 05/01/2023
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Photo submitted by u6247508 on 02/18/2022
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Photo submitted by u6247508 on 02/18/2022
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Photo submitted by u669875102 on 04/14/2021
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Photo submitted by u669875102 on 04/14/2021
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Photo submitted by u000004740674 on 07/28/2020
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Photo submitted by u000004740674 on 07/28/2020
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Photo submitted by u971622883 on 07/15/2020
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Photo submitted by Deborah5902743 on 07/17/2019
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Photo submitted by sixeagles on 09/14/2017
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Photo submitted by sixeagles on 09/14/2017
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Gamble on the greens ... Then gamble with the green. Photo submitted by Michael1263842 on 09/10/2013
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An osprey on the course Photo submitted by Joefie on 02/15/2013
Golfer Reviews
Challenging course
Very challenging course, conditions were good. Only issues 175 dollars to play, isn't little steep. Course isn't worth more then 120, 140.
Over priced
Zero forgiveness. Lost 4 golf balls simply due to just rolling off the fairway into the rough and 1 out in the open…. Roughs were overgrown, bunkers were very rocky and unmaintained.
This is a 50$ course at best, definitely not worth the 160 I just paid. Walked away feeling like I got ripped off.
Poor course maintenance
$135 round I have to say the course conditions are poor at best. Great layout and good personnel however I wouldn’t recommend this course. The price outweighs the positive features and it does not live up to its reputation
Living off name and reputation
If you’re expecting to play a resort level or championship course…well, this ain’t it!
It’s a shame… just a shadow of its history and glory.
With the money they charge, they should be able to keep this place in pristine condition. Troon should be embarrassed to put there name out this.
Basically a decent public course now, no better.
$90 tops!!
Cut some staff and put the money back into the course!! So much potential, bring it back, please!
Did you let the Pines course conditions turn into Ocean Acres?
You need to improve the cart paths and rough holes /areas.
Bunkers still weedy and lacking sand
Great course, except for the bunkers full of weeds and dirt. Shame, just a little effort could make a big difference.
Fun
Very nic ol course in great condition. Will play again in Fall.
Course has gone downhill
For the premium they charge for this course is poorly maintained. Greens and fairways were in good condition but good luck if your ball doesn’t land on the fairway the ruff is very poorly maintains and we lost a ton of balls that were just off the fairway. Bunkers also need some serious work. Overall a decent course but not for the price they charge.
Bunkers = rocks, weeds, little sand
As other reviews have noted, the bunkers situation really detracts from the overall enjoyment of this course. I golfed with 3 friends who were down for the weekend, all made comments on the rocks, weeds, and limited sand in the bunkers. It's unfortunate, as otherwise it's a nice course.
Nice golf course with mixed feeling
Nice course with some challenging holes.
Mixed feeling about staff friendlyness. You are pressured to tip every staff.member.
Not enough parking space near the golf course and the practice range is too far away.. Over charging range balls($8 for 30 balls) and $30 for golf gloves.
Pines good, Bay ugh no good
I played both the Bay and the Pines courses. The Pines was for me, the best of the two.. The fairways and greens were in great condition despite hot weather. Stay in the short grass or your scores will suffer. Plenty of room off the T. This course has passed the test of time.
Now Seaview Bay Course, ugh where to start. First regardless of Deep Woods insect repellent we were devastated by the aggressive green heads an it spoiled the round. Cart paths are suppose to be crushed clam shells, thy are horrible to navigate full of deep pot holes and if it isn’t tied down it’s going to be ejected, poor maintenance. Greens slow and bumpy. Do the Pines, the Bay needs attention desperately.
Sand bunkers were terrible, otherwise nice course
The sand bunkers need to be addressed. Barely any sand in most, principally dirt it seemed. And many bunkers had weeds growing throughout. It’s really unfortunate, as the greens and fairways were in great shape. Tee boxes showed a lot of wear without much appearance grass was planted to grow back in the many divots, which is maybe understandable as the course has a lot of traffic.
Overall it’s a shame as this course could be great. Weeds in bunkers, and more sand, seem easily remedied.