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Course is in very nice condition. Greens were true and fairwaysnwerenj nice shape

Coursenis in great shape xonsideringnthe amount of rain there has been this spring. it was cart paths only when we played but pace was still good. Interesting mix of links and parkland. Well worth the etrip

The best I can say for this course is "pasture". We played this course two years ago when we were last on the east coast and enjoyed it. The whole place has gone to pieces. The greens have at least 3 different types of grass (plus bald spots) are bumpy and almost impossible to putt. The tee blocks are weedy and so hard you almost had to pound a tee into them. Fairways don't appear to ever get watered. We had to try 3 differnt carts before we found one that moved and the one we got was questionable at best. I'd have been through friend if I had paid full up to play this. It wasn't even worth the hot deal that we paid for it. I'd scratch this one off your list. I know it's been dry here recently but this is a disgrace

Have played this course many times. Best I have seen fairways and greens recently.

Course is in very good condition it's been very wet so we weren't getting much run on the fairways. Very small greens and some of the pin placements were tough. Very nice experience

We were staying in Grand Bend and played a couple of area courses. Really glad we made the trip to Seaforth. The course is in great shape especially considering how dry this summer has been. The workshop staff is great and very friendly. We arrived early and were pleasantly surprised to find that our green fees included unlimited use of the driving range and practice facilities. Really nice course layout. After our round we were cooling off in the club house a had a really pleasant chat with the owner who gave us a nice history of the property. Overall a great place and definitely on my return list