Seaview, A Dolce Hotel

This is one of the premier layouts in south jersey, course is in great shape and it is a very enjoyable round.

All staff were friendly and accommodating.

The carts were clean and very peppy.

Greens were slower than usual, due to heat they seem to be left on the longer side. Enjoyable day finishing in 3 1/2 hours. Will be back

Great 3 hour round. Staff was friendly and attentive. The tees, fairways and greens are in excellent condition. But the traps. Horrendous.

Very little sand in them. The ground under the little bit of sand was hard ground. It was very hard to judge what the ball would do. Weeds were in most of the traps too.

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 .

Had a fun time playing with my grandson on a Sunday afternoon. Course was in very good condition however greens were a bit slow. Staff was extremely friendly. Will play again.

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.

I played this course twice during a wet weekend with no expectations considering the weather, but still hopeful considering the price. Firstly it seemed like the pines course took a backseat considering the LPGA was in town for the bay course. The greens seemed to not have been cut or rolled for a good amount of time so the speed was inconsistent but mostly slow. The geography of the greens was top notch, but due to the slow conditions, they didn’t play how they could. I’m sure during dry conditions with a lower cut, they would be menacing. Pace of play was fast with the poorer weather on my first round but slow on my second round. The course was blissfully challenging and well built, but with a price tag of over $100 at some times, even for the cheaper of the two course, the price tag just doesn’t match the course. I’m from Northeastern Pennsylvania where tee times at my best local courses don’t top $60. If I’m on a trip to an expensive, prestigious, and historic golf course, I’d expect a lot more.