Seabee Golf Course

On base golf course welcome to civilians. They let you pay by pay grade too which is nice for the lower enlisted and helps them save some money.

Took my 9yr son for his First time playing on a golf course and it was perfect!! The place isn't as nice as it use to be. The fairways and greens need some attention, but we had great time playing without the pressure of others waiting behind you. The rates were cheap, the course layout is challenging & fun. I'll still keep playing it when I can get in.

Greens we in decent shape with some minor issues here and there. All the immediate areas leading up to the green 10-15 yards out were well maintained. They ran a little slow, but it was noticeable they had been well watered. Tee boxes were in pretty good shape and had multiple tee markers that were numbered to help you keep track of your round if you were playing 18 holes. A really nice touch. Fairways are narrow, so if you don’t tee off well, good luck. The roughs were horrible. You were nearly guaranteed to lose your ball in the rough, or in a gopher hole. Speaking of gopher holes, they were…

Definitely not work $80 for TWO PEOPLE and a cart for 18 holes,course doesn’t show $80 dollars worth. Greens are horrible, lots of gopher holes, roughs are horrible. They definitely don’t maintain this course at all!!! Where is all the money going towards??

The club house has lots of variety and good prices. $5, $7, and $10 range ball options. The course is quite run down and dry and the gophers seem to be having the best round. It has potential to be a good local course if the rodents we dealt with and it got some water and soil/grass nutrients.

I like this course. Its close to home, and inexpensive. I pretty much have the course to myself on Tuesday morning. It is not a difficult course, but some holes are challenging.

Nice course economical. Just need to apply for a pass to the base

Overall, a superb and well operated infrastructure, well equipped, fairways and greens in good condition. Very impressed with the large selection of golf items in the club house. James runs an excellent operation. Very enjoyable and worth the drive from Los Angeles.

Gopher holes, trash greens, overpriced greens fees, no 19th hole on weekend, charged me $5.25 for a Modelo because it’s a “premium” beer. Worst course I’ve played. It’s bad when the 9 hole in Fallon is head and shoulders better.

It's a total waste of time & money to play here...fairways & greens were totally neglected. Considering how much you would pay, it's outrageous & almost unbelievable that they would charge that much. Don't bother to rent a golf cart, they would all die before 9 holes...all of them have low bat lights blinking even before you start, as batteries are so old they don't hold charge anymore. They're lucky I gave them 1star, as there no 0 star. Stay away from this golf course if you don't want to have a real bad day of golf.

I so suck at golf. But I love coming here. I actually got 4 pars one round. So as long as they let civilians play here I will continue to play. Greens are always in good shape but the fairways can sometimes be a little sketchy. In one of the ponds there are a bunch of turtles. Who doesn't like turtles? Try this place out if you can. Lots of fun. Oh by the way don't listen to me I like the no crowds too. so don' come here....LOL

Pleasant, underutilized 18 hole, par 5 golf course. Mostly flat, but has a few scenic water hazards complete with water fowl, a fountain, and aquatic grasses. A few palm and other native trees line the fairways. Obviously not up to Air Force standards, but that’s because the Navy spends its funding on ships, aircraft, and weapons (not quality of life tripe). Dog friendly when no one’s around. Pleasant walk on the golf cart paths.