Seascape Golf Beach and Tennis

I’m a beginner and this place is awesome. The pro shop manager is great, John R., the cart attendant rocks. Already played again today and going back once more this vacation.

Bridges need repair. No water on course. Good course though

This course is absolutely atrocious, the fairways are uneven filled with sand and bumps. Let me tell you about the greens, they suck. I am very disappointed with the price and the quality of the course absolute disgrace.

No grass in the fairways....spotty grass on the greens......Literally the worst condition course I have ever played......no exaggeration!

I was a little disappointed with this course. I thought that since it was associated with the resort, the condition of the course would be better. Fairways were mostly brown and sandy and the greens were cooked and a little weedy. The upside was the course layout was pretty good, the staff was very friendly, the pace of play was under 4 hours and the price paid through Golf Now was very fair for this course at this time of year.

Course has potential, maintenance is needed. Greens are small and bare in many spots. Likely tough to grow grass this close to the beach. Take it for what it is, a resort course that could use some TLC.

This course is so run down and not maintained- walls around water and bridges falling down. Greens w/o grass in sections, fairways look like open fields of untouched eroded land.

So, I used to play Bluewater Bay and Seascape many years ago. Bluewater Bay has totally deteriorated. They sold on of their 9 to developers and the other 2 9 are in bad shape. If you are looking to just practice then this if fine, but I would not play thus course with friends, I would shell out the $$ and play Santa Rosa or one of the resort courses.

Seascape, in much better condition than Blue water but that would not be hard! The greens are actually pretty good for the most part and they do have some fun holes. I would recommend this course for a practice round or a round with friends. It is still not in great shape but not the worst.

Bluewater for literally a practice round ONLY.

Seascape okay for a round if under $60 and if you are not super fussy with tee boxes etc. Nig plus is the greens for the most part are in good shape.

Course looks as if no money is being put into it and found out there will be a new building going in one area. I talked to two people who work there and they told us after we started to play that they do not even know what is going on and that yes no money is being put in keeping it up. What a shame. I wish I knew that before I booked staying and to play there. There was also a issue telling us to up our pace which was annoying. There was no one behind us 90% of the time and since me and my wife are over 70 years old, yes our pace is a little slower. The club parking lot is also in bad shape. Will not play or stay here again.

Played Seascape about 10 years ago and it was not as I remembered. Needs a lot of work. Only about half the greens did not have some sort of damage to them. Tee boxes were about the same.

Stayed on property for the reason of being able to play at this course, read reviews multiple times and still gave it a shot but should have listened to them. Played in the evening with my daughters, they saw their first gator on hole 6. We made the turn and after having to call the club house about one of the carts not moving (near the gator) my cart gave out on midway through hole 10. We tried calling club house again but it was after 6 pm and no one answered so we left it out there and had a cart boy go chase it. Overall probably the worst golf outing but staff is great, I assume it’s going downhill due to the future development that will be built on the course.

Was really disappointed in the upkeep of the course. Didn’t look well maintained compared to online pictures. Lots of dead grass in fairways and upkeep around waterways was over grown and not well keep.