Seaview, A Dolce Hotel

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.

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 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.

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.

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.

I really like this course. Fairways and greens were in great shape, the tee boxes showed some wear as expected. The sand bunkers, however, really need some attention. Way too many small pebbles and rocks, some weeds in several bunkers (!!!), and frankly not much sand.

Pace of play was great, and we were able to drive carts on the fairways even though it had rained for several hours just prior to our round.

We played the Bay course the prior day. More expensive, challenging links-style course, but the biting green-head flies were BRUTAL. Even with 40% DEET we were attacked all day. It was hard to focus on golf with flies landing on you. They would attack your cart as soon as you stopped moving. None of our foursome ever wants to go back to the Bay course.

Plenty of shade and no bugs on the Pines. Overall the course was in good shape with the greens in great shape but putting a bit on the slow side. Opening holes on the front nine were in great shape . The rough on a few holes was somewhat inconsistent as well as the cart paths could use some work. All in all the Pines is a very traditional course cut out of a pine tree forest .What you see is what you get with doglegs left and right and interesting par fives and a few blind shots. It’s fun to play and the hospitality on the course and food and drink after was worth the trip.

I have played the Seaview Bay course before and had expected the course to be in better condition. The greens were slow (as compared to previous rounds), tee boxes a bit unmanaged and ALL traps looked like they have not been raked in days. The fairways were nice and rough well-kept and playable.

As this was a mid-week round and given the hot temps recently, I can understand the slower greens but the issues with the tee boxes and traps are not acceptable for a course of this caliber (and price range).

The staff was helpful, and place of play was great, which helped make the overall experience good.

It's a really nice golf course. But,There were so many bugs that it was difficult to play.

Had the first tee time of the day and got there 30 mins before tee time. Pro shop said we were too late to hit balls on the range, but wouldn’t let us tee off a minute before our tee time. Sat around for 30 minutes while the starter gave us the wrong pin placement. Once we teed off, there were flies and mosquitoes everywhere. Not once in our 30 minutes of sitting around did anyone mention that you might want some bug spray. It was almost unbearable for at least the front 9. Course itself is nice with well maintained fairways and greens. Bunkers, on the other hand, were a mess with footprints throughout. I won’t be back, but I could imagine others having a good time given the right conditions.

Greens and fairways were in great shape! Bunkers and rough needs little work . But all and all enjoyed the course

Golfed with my daughter and her boyfriend, their first time at Seaview. The course was in very good shape and we were surprised there weren’t more golfers on a holiday weekend. The staff were very polite and professional!

From start to finish beautiful course guy that drove us to the driving range was awesome first time playing here and gave me the run down for everything 10/10