Seaview Golf Club

Gene McDonald 2 months ago

Staff excellent ! Price after 2pm Great ! Bay course ! Front 9. Pot hole after pot hole ! Driving on cart path ! Suggestion for Seaview board members ! Fill in with corry process sand/stone. If to expensive ! Do first 3 holes ..then 3 months later 3 more..then again and again. I said to my wife ! Hold on pot hole pot hole pot hole !!!. Greens great fairway great. Bring bug spray ! Major bug flys by the Bay and high grass. Tough course. LPGA plays on the course. Good thing pro.s walk !!

Stefany Justiniano 3 months ago

The hotel itself was very nice, clean, and quiet, which made for a comfortable stay. However, we experienced a few inconveniences during our visit. Our room key stopped working, so it took some time to get back into our room. We had also prepaid for the buffet breakfast online, but there seemed to be confusion among the staff. We were given different directions by different employees, and at checkout, we were charged again for the breakfast we had already paid for. Thankfully, we brought the issue to the manager's attention, and they quickly resolved everything and helped us with all of the problems we had experienced. What truly turned our experience around was the manager. As soon as we explained everything, he took the time to listen, apologized for the inconveniences, and resolved every issue quickly and professionally. He went above and beyond to make things right, and he also made my parents' anniversary feel special, which meant a lot to our family. His kindness, professionalism, and genuine care for guests completely changed the direction of our stay. A big thank you to the manager for his outstanding customer service and for making my parents' anniversary memorable despi

Tyler Hunt 3 months ago

The Pines Course at Seaview Golf Club is a classic William Flynn design with a plethora of history. This course holds the distinction of cohosting the 1942 PGA Championship won by golf legend Sam Snead and also featured hall of famers Ben Hogan and Byron Nelson as well. This parkland design was in good condition for the most part and featured tight tree lined fairways, numerous fairway and green side bunkers, and relatively large and speedy undulating greens. This course was a lot of fun to play and the staff were top notch and made playing here a memorable experience.

adam crall 3 months ago

This place really cleaned up. The rooms were updated and all had beautiful touches all over. From the nostalgia of the golfing pros. To front deck. Meg made sure we had the best possible time before my wife entered treatment. Thank you again. We will be back every time we are in the AC area.

Christopher Neubert 4 months ago

Pull up in your car along jimmy Leeds road and park in front of hotel and take in the view. You have arrived at the best kept secret in golf (just ask Annika). The course is classic Donald Ross. Scorecard says it will be easy, but 100+ year old poanna greens on a marsh/sand base will make your head hurt. Go to clubhouse and review historical pix like president taft. A truly unique site.