Resort · 18 holes
Seaview Golf Resort: Pines Course
Galloway, NJ
Galloway, NJ
401 S New York Rd, Galloway, NJ 08205
About this course
The Pines Course at Seaview Golf Resort is an 18-hole course in Galloway Township, designed by William Flynn and Howard Toomey and opened in 1929, with a second nine added by William and David Gordon in 1957. The par-71 layout plays about 6,731 yards from the back tees through southern New Jersey pine forest, with narrow bentgrass fairways and well-guarded landing areas. The Pines is one of two 18-hole courses at Seaview, alongside the Bay Course, and is open to resort guests and the public.
Type
Parkland
Region
Mid-Atlantic
Holes
18
Par
71
Yardage
6,731
Established
1929
LooperScore
83.7
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Design & architects
- Donald Ross, architect
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Nearby courses
Courses within 150 miles of Seaview Golf Resort: Pines Course, by true distance.
Seaview Golf Resort: Bay Course
Galloway, NJ · 1.2 mi away
Donald Ross's 1914 links gem near Atlantic City
Blue Heron Pines Golf Club (West)
Cologne, NJ · 6.7 mi away
Blue Heron Pines Golf Club sits in the pinelands of Cologne, New Jersey, near the Jersey Shore. Designed by Stephen Kay, the daily-fee, 18-hole layout opened in 1993 and plays to a par of 72 at roughly 6,810 yards from the back tees. Tree-lined fairways framed by native pines characterize the terrain, and the club has become part of a larger South Jersey golf portfolio under owner Ron Jaworski. It remains one of the region's established shore-area layouts.
Atlantic City Country Club
Northfield, NJ · 7.2 mi away
Atlantic City Country Club is a historic seaside course in Northfield, New Jersey, established in 1897. The routing has evolved through work by John Reid, Willie Park Jr., Toomey and Flynn, and Tom Doak. Broad views toward the Atlantic City skyline frame a course defended by sloping greens, deep bunkers, ponds, salt marshes, fescue and shifting coastal wind. The club is also recognized as the birthplace of the golf term birdie. The Taproom Bar & Grille is open to the public and brings a neighborhood-tavern feel to the historic clubhouse. Golfers can stay for drinks or a full meal while taking in views toward the Atlantic City skyline.
Last verified 2026-09-17
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