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Seaford Head is a friendly, municipal course, located on a spectacular piece of downland. Though not the most challenging course, on a windy day scoring is extremely difficult. Highlights include the 1st, 10th and 12th, but the 18th hole, a par 5 with a drop of 200ft from tee to green, is the hole golfers look forward to. Though the facilities do not compare well with other courses in the locality, service is friendly, and food is good.
Simon Miller

Links style course on top of the cliffs that gives very nice views over the Seven Sisters and the Sussex coastline. No restrictions on visitors which is nice to see, almost always a breeze of some sort offers the biggest challenge to the otherwise quite straightforward course. The 18th offers the opportunities of John Daly length drives as it's a steep drop down, (and if the wind is helping of course!).
T Willcox

This is the best value greenfee in Sussex. Catch it right and you could be playing somewhere that costs three times as much. Very enjoyable, short but not easy. If you want to get a low round you have to play intelligently. Plenty of trouble is to be found esp. overclubbing approach shots. 1st, 4th, 5th, 6th, 10th (hilarious)! 11th, 15th, 16th, 18th holes wonderful. 5th hole one of the best par 5s anywhere- tends to play either eagle, birdie or 8! You have to think strategically and hit straight. You WILL get a few high numbers, as well as birdies and eagles. There are a lot of dog walkers and hackers everywhere. Play in the rain, play midweek- avoid holidays, weekends and sunny days. Believe me. We had a lot of balls hit towards and over our heads when we played on a sunday- tends to put you off your game a bit when your health & safety is at risk.
Tom Bermingham May 18, 2005

Just had another wonderful day at this course. It's not the most difficult course in the area but the warm northerly wind makes you think about your shots a bit more than you would on an inland course. Heart Attack hill (the 104yd 12th) is amazing and there can't be many courses in the country with the view that you get from the 18th tee. 300yds up on top of a cliff and the green at sea level. Good beer and food with a smile afterwards made for a very pleasant day.
Colin Stirling Jones August 12, 2005