Destroyer at Seal Beach Navy Golf Course

Nice course for the money. Just so slow! I just moved here from New Jersey and rounds over there took around 4 hours. Always marshals making sure people keep it moving. Played here 6 times and every round has been over 5 hours! It's truly a shame that it takes this long.

Course is always in good shape. Challenging enough layout for experienced golfer without being too intimidating for a beginner. Staff is great. Great value for the price.

Played this course about 20 times over the last 10 years. The course is in the best condition now than I've ever experienced before. Was a little slow the first couple holes, but the pace of play sped up after that. The length of the course, coupled with the afternoon breeze made it very challenging. I cannot wait for my next round there.

If you're looking for a reasonable pace of play, don't come here... just finished a round of 05:15 . Painful...and it was Wednesday. No marshalls in sight.

The course setup is challenging from the back tees, and the course is in decent shape, the greens are above average condition.

I would play here again if it weren't so slow, but this is my fourth time and never had a round under four hours. Heck, I'd be happy with 4.5, but over 5 hours seems to be the norm.

First time trying the course. My friend and I loved the layout and condition. We got a great deal online and met some great people. We will definitely be back.

Course was in great shape, greens rolled quick and smooth. Overall a great day even when Parga lost his 6 iron.

Although frost delay caused teetime to change 40 minutes later, a free bucket of balls and good practice facilities made up for it. Once play resumed you hardly notice it due to good spacing of groups. The course is long, with plenty of water or bunker hazards strategically placed, you will enjoy playing this course over many times.

First time here at Navy. Course was in great shape and played very nice. Great course and value.

This was a good find for a visitor. Friendly, good course conditions, and reasonably priced. The only minor complaint would be pace of play. Folks need to pick it up a bit, 4 hours 40 minutes is long for public play.

Best value in Orange County with fun challenge for the weekend golfer!

A great course layout . It’s called the destroyer course for a reason but had an awesome time playing it. Worth playing again

Always come here when we are in the area. Good layout and in good shape for this time of year. Good pace of play.

very good shape. rough areas mowed down pretty low for easy recover. plenty of trees that make hitting the fairway a must. enough water hazards to challenge the best players. deep bunkers with interesting shapes had nice sand in them - easy to escape from. greens held very well and were moderately fast, some had slopes that you had to watch for, especially in front flag locations.

the down side was it played slow - 5 hours for a Tuesday middle of the day. nobody knows how to play ready golf. every par 3 hole had the 2 groups ahead of us waiting when we arrived at the tee. on the long par 3 #17, the next group was not waved up - then none of the 8 tee shots reached the green; about 4 of them didn't make it half way to the green. frustrating to watch...

Have never played here, the course was in really good shape, the layout was interesting and the greens were really nice.

That said, pace of play was a huge issue for me. It took us 4 hrs and 55 minutes to play, waited on every shot the whole day. This sucks the fun out of the game. Every group we could see in front of us was in slow motion. For you slow golfers, while others are hitting, get your yardage, pick your club and be ready to hit when it’s your turn. For you walkers, how about walking with a little urgency?

Play ready golf! Never saw a marshal on the course encouraging ready golf or telling golfers to pick up the pace.