Seaview’s Signature hole offers a beautiful view from an elevated tee box. An accurate tee shot is required to give yourself a chance at a birdie or par. The green has a bunker along the back, which can give the players trouble if they hit their approach shot long.

An accurate tee shot to an uphill sloping fairway will leave you with both a short iron into the green and a beautiful view of the water and surrounding countryside. The green has a bunker to the right and it slopes left, so an accurate shot from here is pivotal.

A Par 4, dog leg right with an elevated green makes this hole one of the biggest challenges at Seaview Golf & Country Club. Too far right and you’re in the woods, unless you try and clear your shot over the trees to give yourself a short second shot. The proper play is to aim your tee shot at the 150 yard stick, positioning yourself for a great second shot into an elevated two-tiered green.

Don’t let the easy ranking of this hole fool you. This Par 5 slopes to the right, making it easy to put any of your shots Out of Bounds. Long hitters can get to the green in two, but most players will have to hit three quality shots in order to set up a birdie putt on one of the trickiest greens at Seaview Golf & Country Club.

This is the final Par 3 at Seaview Golf & Country Club, and it offers gorgeous views of the water and surrounding areas. A downhill tee shot with woods to the left and right, and bunkers perfectly plotted around the green make this Par 3 as tricky as it is beautiful.

Depending on the tee location, this hole can play as a tough dogleg Par 4. Long hitters must beware of the water hazard on the right. Your approach shot is onto an elevated green that is deceiving challenging.

The second Par 5 is a long dogleg left with woods surrounding the fairway on both sides. Long hitters may get to the green in two, but three solid shots will set you up perfectly for a low score. Be careful, a bunker is positioned on the front of the green to capture short approach shots.

Another uphill Par 3, but with water directly in front of the Tee Box. This elevated green has a bunker positioned to the right and calls for an expertly placed shot in order to consider a birdie or par.

The back nine starts with a tricky uphill dogleg left. You can dig deep and cut the corner, leaving you with a short iron for your second shot, or you can play it up the right hand side of the fairway and flirt with the treeline. Cutting the corner will bring the woods and bunker into play and going too far right will bring you close to the bushes that separate the 5th and 10th holes.

Woods surround this hole with a bunker to the right of the green as well as back left. This is a short Par 3 that insists on an accurate tee shot to stay out of trouble.