Golf courses in Seaside
Sample Seaside golf itineraries
Common questions about golf in Seaside
What golf courses are in Seaside?+−
Bayonet and Black Horse, two championship courses sharing one facility, both built on the former Fort Ord military base.
Is Bayonet the hardest course on the peninsula?+−
It's ranked among the toughest public courses in the country — No. 35 nationally on Golf Digest's list of the 50 Toughest Golf Courses in the United States.
Are there hotels in Seaside?+−
We don't currently feature a hotel directly in Seaside — most groups base in nearby Monterey, a 5-minute drive away.
What's the yardage at Bayonet and Black Horse?+−
Bayonet plays 7,024 yards at a 74.8 rating and 139 slope; Black Horse plays the same 7,024 yards at par 72, slope 141, rating 73.7.
Were Bayonet and Black Horse always public courses?+−
No — both were built in 1954 as part of the Fort Ord Army base's recreational facilities, and opened to the public after the base was decommissioned in the 1990s.
Can I book Bayonet and Black Horse as part of a Monterey golf package?+−
Yes. Bayonet and Black Horse at former Fort Ord in Seaside are two of the most booked courses in Monterey Golf Tours itineraries. We include them in Monterey golf packages for groups of all sizes — as a two-day Fort Ord combination, or mixed into a broader peninsula itinerary.
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