Seaport Village Golf & Seaside Speedway Go-Karts

Tim Robertson

a year ago

Golf - This is one of the best courses on the board walk, if not the best. It has really creative fun hole designs that always reward a good hit. You can choose to play your hits safe or take risks and go for the sure hole in one’s. Great design, great craftsmanship! Also, the free game hole is a blast and a great challenge. Shooting to try for a free game is one of our families favorite past times! Best of all, the staff is really awesome! We have a 2 year old who just likes to tag a long and hold a ball, not actually golf, and we were told he would have to pay full price for him to do that at goody golf, tea time golf, haunted golf, etc, but when we got to SeaPort Village the lady was so kind and she said “no, of COURSE he can hold a ball, make sure he gets a club for him self too! We want everyone to have fun!” She said kids under 3 play free! It wasn’t just the policy though, it was the way in which she approached it. Great place, they have my repeat business every year, multiple times! Go karts - not much to say here! Want to ride go karts? This is the place! All for a great price too!

Brian

2 years ago

We came for the mini-golf and nicknamed this the “hole-in-one course” as nearly all of the holes have a (mostly) guaranteed hole-in-one feature if you can make the correct shot… Sometimes this is easily accomplished, sometimes not. Because the holes are constructed around this concept, if you dont make the hole-in-one shot, you’ll likely be out 3 strokes or more from gettin it in, so the pressure is on! Definitely an exciting way to play!! Like most mini-golf courses around here, it’s ‘Pirate Adventure’ themed and features holes in and around a Pirate Ship, sprinkled with other tropical oceanic features like palm trees, a beach shanty town and a couple giant sharks! I particularly appreciated the piped in Beach Boys music we enjoyed while playing. Overall, a fun experience and works well for players of all ages. Will definitely return.

Ray d

2 years ago

Very nice course. All of the ramps etc were all in working order. Allot of challenging holes but there're allot of holes you can get in on your first putt. There are also history cards throughout the course to pass the time between holes.

Brandon Forsythe

a year ago

The go carts were lots of fun. They aren't very fast, but one can pass people if driven almost perfectly. The biggest complaint I have is the exhaust. These cars are gas engines. A lot more ventilation should be added for patrons and for the workers' safety and health. We came out of there smelling like exhaust, and kids had headaches after doing two races. Our first time we didn't have to wait more than five minutes. Second race, we waited about ten minutes. We will come back next year to crown the family champion again!

Frenite

2 years ago

I always enjoy playing mini-golf at Seaport. Each hole has a very unique element to it, with nearly all the holes providing some opportunity to get a hole-in-one. With that being said, I do wish there were more holes that required raw skill instead of hitting the ball into an objective to get a hole-in-one. Nevertheless, the course has a great design and plenty of props to admire. The centerpiece is a Sindia ship replica not built to scale. Every hole has a sign with a little trivia piece about the Sindia ship disaster, which is great to read if you’re waiting on line. The course is also very well-maintained and has a nice overall atmosphere with Beach Boys music played. Seaport Golf is fun for everyone, and I give it my recommendation.