I booked a 7:20 AM tee time as a single. The website showed availability for 1–4 players at that time, and when I checked in, the clubhouse confirmed I was the only one booked. When I got to the starter, he first told me I had to wait because I was late. After I checked my watch and pointed out that I was actually 5 minutes early, the explanation changed to, “We don’t let singles go out alone,” and I was told I had to wait until 7:40. When I asked why the website allows singles to book tee times if that’s the policy, I never got a real answer beyond not wanting me to run into the group ahead. After waiting 20 minutes and getting paired up with two others, we still ended up running into the group ahead throughout the round anyway. On top of that, the course conditions were pretty underwhelming for the price. The greens were covered with hundreds of unrepaired ball marks, and many of the fairways were in rough shape, honestly more comparable to rough than fairway. For $110+, this was a disappointing experience from start to finish, and I won’t be coming back. There are several other nearby courses that seem like a much better option.

I really enjoyed playing a round here while I was in the area. The course is beautifully maintained and offers some challenging holes that keep things interesting for all skill levels. The staff were very accommodating, and the overall atmosphere is welcoming and relaxing. It is a fantastic spot if you are looking for a high-quality golfing experience with some great coastal views.

We had a very enjoyable experience at Seascape Golf Links. Dan, the Head Golf Professional, was exceptionally courteous, and the entire team made us feel welcome from the moment we arrived. The level of service was outstanding throughout the day. The course is interesting and in decent condition with slow greens probably due to recent rain. It does have more par 3s than I would normally prefer, but it still provides an enjoyable and fun round, particularly for a casual group. The pro shop is on the smaller side but is well stocked and thoughtfully merchandised. Green fees are a little on the expensive side during the tourist season, but that’s to be expected in the Outer Banks. Overall, Seascape is a course I would happily recommend, especially for small groups looking for a friendly atmosphere, excellent service, and an enjoyable day of golf.

Incredible customer service—a 30-year tradition kept alive! Thank you so much, SeaScape! I have been playing this course for over 30 years, and they totally knocked it out of the park this time. I brought three of my girlfriends to the Outer Banks for their very first time (and it won't be their last!). On our second day of golf, two of us wanted to play 18 holes and two wanted to play 9. I called in advance and spoke with Dan, who was incredibly accommodating. He arranged it so we could start as a twosome, and then smoothly transitioned us on the back nine so our foursome could golf the back nine together.When we arrived, Chris, the assistant pro, was fun, entertaining, and highly efficient. He joked around and successfully convinced us to buy more SeaScape merchandise than we actually needed, but it’s going to be a wonderful memory for us! He also put us in touch with Bubba, our starter. To top it all off, one of my friends thought she left an item behind. I called the course and spoke to Tanner. Even though he was busy, he took my number and actually followed up to call me back. He didn't find the item, but the fact that he took the time to check and call back meant the world to us.I had such a great day introducing my friends to SeaScape. The service before, during, and after our round was top-notch. Thank you for the unforgettable customer service!

TL;DR…poorly run and overpriced, especially in the summer. 14 February 2026 - This place could fix most of their problems if they would just communicate like a normal person. I made the mistake of coming here again, thinking the cheap winter rates would be worth it, LOL. Booked a tee time in advance. I like to show up pretty early to warmup, etc. Walking up to the clubhouse, you could not miss the bright teal/green spray paint fertilizer that completely covered the first two holes. Red flag #1. No mention of this when I booked the tee time. I wonder why. I then checked-in. The clubhouse was very clear that I should start on the back 9, and was insinuating I should go right away, even though my tee time was 40 minutes out. Red flag #2. Started with my warmup. Still had 20 minutes before my booked tee time and the guy yells across from the clubhouse that “you can tee off if you’re ready”, as if I’m doing something wrong. Note that there was no one else teeing off or waiting to do so. I was the only one. Sorry I’m cramping your style to double-book my tee time, LOL. (Follows the trend of previous review of being a money-grab.) Decided I would play nice and just start early. Whatever. Start off the back. 5-holes in (#15), I catch a group of 5. Of course. (Again, I actually don’t care how many people are in a group, as long as they can keep pace or let me play-thru.) On top of this, apparently there was a tournament earlier that day, and potentially these people were the last group. Again, totally fine, but that was NEVER mentioned at any point. Also, imagine if I had teed-off right after I checked-in?! I would have been right behind this group from the get-go, with no option to play-thru due to the tournament. Yet, the clubhouse was yelling at me to start early. WHY?! One hole later, #16, a group of 2 comes up behind me and I fill them in. We decide to play together as we’re just waiting anyways. Come to find out they indeed booked my EXACT SAME TEE TIME. Guy running the desk must have cleared my tee time once I checked-in, assuming I’d tee off early so he could re-book. Freaking called it. Anyways, at one point we just chit-chatted for 15 minutes to let the 5-some get way ahead. Turned the corner for the front 9. Ends up a solid half of the front 9 had been spray painted with that fertilizer. Not really a big deal, but I probably would have gone somewhere else to play, which is why I’m sure it was never mentioned. Unfortunately, I have some friends that play here on the regular. I’ll just have to prepare myself for some kind of shenanigans every time. If it’s just me, I will literally never come back here again. As mentioned previously, The Pointe is about 10 minutes up the road, very well run, and cheaper. Nags Head Golf Links is about 15 minutes south, is slightly more expensive, but better in every way. 19 September 2025 - Been here multiple times. Basically the Wild West every time. Do not come here if they seem busy. Zero course management. They just let people onto the course regardless of tee times. No ranger. Multiple groups stacked up at every hole. At least one group of 5 ahead of us. I’m actually totally fine with groups larger than 4. I’ve played in some. However, when I do, we are always hyper-aware of pace of play and letting people play-thru when needed. This place is not that. There were seven (7!) carts stacked up on hole #7; almost half way through the round! Ridiculous. Pure money grab. If you pay, they send you out. 4:40 for 18 holes is borderline insulting. Last time I was here I had a 5-hour round, which is definitely insulting. Fool me once... Such a shame, as it's a decent, challenging course. Staff was friendly, but at some point that doesn't matter. Will only come here in the winter when it's slow. Avoid April - October like the plague. The Pointe is about 10 minutes up the road from here. They are very well run and tee times are actually honored / limited. Can play 18 holes (with 4 people) in four hours or less every time, even in peak summer. Cheaper to play there, too.