Seaview, A Dolce Hotel

Played during week of LPGA Shoprite classic at Seaview. Course was in immaculate condition, greens smooth and fast. Some Tee boxes were a bit rough. Pace of play was good, staff helpful and friendly. Would definitely recommend and will play again!

Tee boxes were something to be desired, some under reconstruction. Greens were in great shape, as were fairways. Some complained about sand, but, I found bunkers to be consistent and fair. Layout was enjoyable with some very long par fours and entertaining back to back par fives and par threes.

Always enjoy this course. Course itself was In great shape. The infasturctre needs attention. Steps to tee boxes and cart paths are in rough shape.

Played this track a couple times in the winter of 2012 and recall not being impressed.

Now in 2021, I’m a lot less impressed after paying $125. It’s worth less than a quarter of that.

I really enjoy this course and layout however many par 3 and some 4’s in poor shape. Disappointed to say that as previous games and conditions decent.

SLOW

I was playing front nine alone stuck between a slow group on the green and a slow group in front of them. A hyper single behind me all day. The hyper single had another single behind him .

Unreasonable, and this falls directly on management.

Pace is unacceptable

Played here earlier in the season, today some of the tees are in rough shape, starting with #1, and the par 3's.. Might be better off mowing some grass off to the side to get a better stance. The fairways and greens were in fine condition. It was a beautiful day to be on the course.

Usually play Bay course but tried Pines for a change. The greens were very nice and the fairways were in good shape. It was a change but would go back to bay in the future. The Pines is a nice traditional course

Beautiful views. Well maintained course. Definitely more difficult course for a beginner.

Love the Bay. The greens were fast, even after rain. The course is in great shape. Only thing that would have made the day better is if it weren’t cart path only; although I must say it was justified.

Management should clearly advise when children and training by parents is the priority. First thing they need to teach their children is the concept of ready golf and time limits. Left after 7 holes. Good idea but players behind us were really upset.

Maybe they should play on first nine holes with parents and other golfers can play the back nine.

Suggestion not criticizing

After 20 years we returned to the Pines course. It’s an interesting layout with a number of very challenging sharp angled doglegs protected by trees traps and rough. Greens and fairways were in good condition. Rough was thick and difficult. Tees however were in poor condition. I would definitely play here again.