Sewells Point Golf Course

This course is kept up well. Great fairways, greens are fast but in pretty good shape, and the play is challenging but not to the point where you want to give up and go home. Staff is very courteous as well. A little pricey but worth the fees.

It’s an OK golf course. My husband and I wanted to go there for a date. We went on EASTER Sunday closer to 1pm and we weren’t asked but TOLD two others were going to join our group. Thankful that they were nice guys… But it would’ve been nice to be asked if we minded, since we were on a date together.
The older gentleman in the shop was adorable, the younger one of the older men was the rude one. We felt extremely rushed by that man.
If you’re going to go golfing, why rush? None of the actual people playing were in a rush. Just the employee. We won’t be going back there.
Course was ok. Shop was nice. Nothing too challenging on the actual course. And it wasn’t too well kept for a golf course– we had been to better looking golf courses.
Looking for a better course with nicer people around here… Again, we won’t go back even if we live down the street from it.

Solid course with a little bit of everything in relation to fairways. Some long shots, some short shots and of course water shots. all at a great price.
As with any of the navy MWR courses, it’s well maintained course with a good clubhouse and pro shop but not to a PGA tour level. My only complaints are the putting greens really need some work. It looks as if a fungus got the best of them. I’m also not a fan of the irons only driving range. It makes it difficult to get your driver down before hitting the course if you don’t have the ability to hit a shot or two. Still the rest of the play is quite good for a bogey golfer such as myself (OK a few over bogey).
Service: Probably the best golf course price for a beer in Hampton Roads… and all with a smile. Everyone from the clubhouse to the Course Marshall was polite and helpful.
Overall: I’d really like to give this course a solid 4 Stars but the greens drop it to a 3. Still for the price of a round and basing it on the MWR golf course scale not PGA course scale it’s easily a 3.0.

Really enjoyed playing this course today! Certainly helped that it was 70 degrees on December 21^st, but having the ability to walk the course was great. This is an old Donald Ross design that you can play for $ 26, you just can’t beat it. I’ll certainly be back to play this course and would encourage anybody reading this review to go too. The clubhouse looks to have been recently renovated, we got a hot dog, beer and bottle of water for $ 7 at the turn. The pro shop looked like a mini Golf Galaxy! Service of course was excellent.

No drivers on the driving range? Hitting balls of matts? The course looked to be in good condition but everything else is a mess, going through renovations. Why would a golf course plan renovations through spring and summer

Golfed there today in a charity tournament. I really didn’t really think about it but after looking back the course was in excellent condition. Greens were rolling smooth and quick. Looks like the renovation paid off. Not a super tough course… Suits those who are new to the game as well as seasoned players looking to wager a few Benjamins among playing competitors.
Beyond just the course, they have an awesome patio area for large outings. The proshop is well stocked with lots of choices (I bought a club there not too long ago) and the staff is pretty friendly.
I’m not too keen on their practice facility though. Their driving range I believe is irons only and very wild shots could make its way to the parking lot so park as far right as possible.
This place does cater to the military but offer decent rates to non-​military. I think I overheard $ 39 for a round with cart rental. Not too shabby these days!

Went to the driving range with my husband. Really decent pricing for a bucket of balls. Of course, now my husband knows that I cannot play at all and spent most of the time teaching me but it was still fun.
Oh. And. I brought Dante. He just chilled with the golf clubs (wrapped his leash around one of the golf bags) while we hit (me=whiffed) the balls. Small range though which isn’t bad for my 100 yard roll. Heh. But if you had thought to bring your big ol driver, ya gotta leave it in the bag.

Situated right next to a Naval base and straddled by highways, Sewells Point is a gem awaiting discovery by the golf hungry traveler.
I’ll cut to the chase — it’s a short 18 hole course that is relatively well maintained considering it’s using MWR funding. The fairways were clipped at the right length although the greens were a bit unpredictable. I heard that they had just re-​seeded/​sanded them the month prior so that could explain a lot.
Prices were very cheap for the military players — never been charged $ 9 for 9-​holes before, but I won’t complain. Besides the course being a tad short (average 360 yd par 4s), it was still manageable and not onerous like some others I’ve played. If I’m back down in the Norfolk area, this would be one place to play again!