Seaview’s Bay Course is a historic Shore-area layout that leans into coastal conditions—wind, exposure, and a distinct marsh-and-bay setting that shapes how every hole plays. The Bay Course tends to feel more “links-adjacent” than typical parkland golf, with open sightlines and the need to control trajectory and distance in changing breezes. Strategy is about accepting conservative targets, because the marsh edges and water hazards can punish aggressive lines quickly. When you’re striking it well, it’s incredibly fun: flighted irons, smart bounces, and confident putting are rewarded. The environment is also a big part of the experience, with a resort atmosphere that makes the round feel like a destination. If you want a classic New Jersey Shore round where the wind is part of the identity, the Bay Course delivers.