Seaview - Pines Course

William Flynn and Howard Toomey (1929), William Gordon extension (1957)

★4.2(388)$$public

Holes

Par

Yards

6,731

Peak Fee

$135

About Seaview - Pines Course

William Flynn (the architect of Shinnecock Hills and Cherry Hills) and Howard Toomey designed the Pines Course at Seaview in 1929, with William Gordon, Flynn's longtime disciple, extending the routing in 1957 to its current 18-hole form. The course threads through New Jersey woodlands, with tight tree-lined fairways, undulating mid-sized greens, and strategically placed bunkers. The Pines is the inland counterpart to Seaview's links-style Bay Course (which hosts the LPGA's ShopRite Classic). In 2009, Seaview was honored by Golfweek as one of the Best Courses You Can Play in New Jersey and earned Golf World magazine's Readers' Choice Award. The 6,731-yard par-71 layout rates 72.1/126. As a Seaview second round, Pines is the design counterpoint to Bay, woodland strategy versus links exposure. Resort-tier pricing in the $$ band, comparable to the Bay Course rates.

How much does it cost to play Seaview - Pines Course?

Seaview - Pines Course's peak-season green fee is around $135 per round. Off-peak rates vary by season. Call the pro shop for current shoulder pricing. Cart, range balls, and caddie fees are typically separate. Estimate the full Atlantic City trip cost

Who designed Seaview - Pines Course?

Seaview - Pines Course was designed by William Flynn and Howard Toomey, opening in 1929. The par-71 layout plays 6,731 yards from the back tees. Seaview - Pines Course is part of Atlantic City in Scramble's catalog of independently researched courses.

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