The course is probably the best of the muni courses. There is some work being done to it presently…read morewhich is a good thing. The greens are very good. The fairways are not bad. All in all it's a course that is challenging and fun to play. There was some flooding on the 18th hole. And a couple of holes the tee boxes were moved and put together for repairs to part of the fairways. The best way to keep these municipal courses up and running is to patron them when you can. They also have a new restaurant there that has good food at reasonable prices. They are open until 6 pm.

Absolutely terrible experience on May 15, 2026. Management should look into who was working…read morecheck-in that day because the staff were disrespectful from the start and even threatened to kick us off the course for no legitimate reason. Completely unnecessary and incredibly unprofessional. To make matters worse, one of the golf cart wheels went flat/deflated during our round, and when we tried calling for assistance, nobody answered the phone and nobody came to help. We were basically left stranded, and it completely ruined the round. On top of the awful service, the course conditions were unacceptable. The fairways were honestly about 50% dirt and 50% hard, dead grass. The greens looked like they haven't been maintained in a long time and rolled terribly. If you're charging people to play here, at minimum there should be basic customer service, functioning equipment, and a course that's actually maintained. Huge disappointment. Management should absolutely review who was on shift today because this level of service is unacceptable.

Wanted to do something fun and family friendly so we decided on bowling on a Saturday. We first…read moretried the bowling center on Pearl but they were closed for renovations. Thankfully Hickam bowling center was open and just finishing their league bowling around 1145. They have fast food service in there which we ate at while we waited for the league to finish before being allowed to start. The book was good and reasonably priced! We paid for two games with the four of us. There weren't many other patrons so we had a gap in lanes between us and the next party. They were serving beer while we were there at lunch. *note: you need base access to get here so make sure you have this base on your ID card (if Veteran ID holder).

Nice to experience the local scene but food was not up my alley. Was told the FRO (fried rice…read moreinlet) was the thing to get but I don't understand since it is just a bunch of rice and little bits (and I mean bits) of Portuguese sausage mixed in. No local Hawaiian Sun drinks? Bummer.

Nice courses, good price, and friendly employees (most of the time). Soon to be Oahu's go to…read morecourse for locals??

Wish Yelp would let us leave half-star reviews, this place is a 3.5 star for its amenities, and by…read morethat I mean the restaurant that was reserved for a baby shower that I attended (the next day I went to a 100-yr old birthday party at Oahu Country Club, which was a 5- star review). I don't golf, so this review is only for the restaurant/buffet/venue. The parking lot closer to the restaurant has a limited amount of stalls, so I was glad I arrived on-time (and not 'casual' time), I got one of the two empty stalls by the tennis court and some of my friends had to park in a farther lot off to left of the restaurant. Parking is free. The restaurant venue was nice, mostly open-air, including the buffet, which I found a little dismaying with all the flies making a bee-line for the uncovered stuff. The food was one of the most disappointing things I have encountered - beef stew, beef with eggplant and some kind of chicken. Rice was a bit hard because it was left uncovered and dried out pretty quick. Salad looked like it came straight out of the bag. New England Clam Chowder was congealed and flavorless so I had to ask for salt. I don't eat meat or raw fish (they had poke) so I had to rely on salad, clam chowder and rice, which I normally would not mind (I love clam chowder), but the chowder was pretty bad, don't think I had buffet food at a golf course this sub-standard before. Desserts were a lot better; haupia, cake slices and small cheesecakes. The women's bathroom was air conditioned! Plus for that! The venue was just OK, the sound system in there was awful. Not sure if people hosting the event needed to bring their own sound systems or if it belonged to the golf course, but if it was owned by the golf course, they better improve on that! I could not rate this place a 4-star after going to the 5-star Oahu Country Club the next day.

Love going to Coral Creek Golf Course. People are always friendly, and it's easy to spend time…read morethere. The course is clean and well maintained, and I'm able to practice here a lot. Range balls are a mix, including some non-practice balls, and I wish the range stayed open later more often. Really appreciate the twilight golf option.

I recently played at coral creek golf course and had mixed feelings about the experience…read more The course itself is in great shape--no complaints there. It's a beautiful layout and definitely enjoyable to play. Unfortunately, the customer service, especially from the staff handling the golf carts, was a completely different story. When you try to talk to them, they don't even acknowledge you. My friend attempted to make a simple conversation and was flat-out ignored. No response, no eye contact--nothing. It comes off as extremely disrespectful and unprofessional. At one point, I was waiting to board, and instead of giving any kind of direction, the attendant just threw his hands up like I was supposed to know what to do. No communication at all. That's not how you treat paying customers. I understand everyone has bad days, but if you're working in customer service, basic courtesy is part of the job. If that's something you can't handle, this probably isn't the right line of work. It's disappointing because the course itself is solid, but experiences like this make you think twice about coming back. Good thing I'm not the owner or supervisor because I would terminate all of them and make an example of them.

I was here for a catered event. This was actually my second time here and each event was a…read morepleasant experience. The hall has prep station in the back to keep the food warm. There's enough room for roughly 150 people, plus or minus dozen. If you want an exact number, use CORE math. You can make up anything using that formula. ;p There's plenty of outlets for DJs, Photo booths, and people needing to charge their phones while watching the customary slide show. Overall five stars. This is a great venue to rent for any occasion.

This is one of best golf course in Honolulu Green condition…read morewere awesome even right after hard rain Try restaurant as well you will find what's you looking for

It's sad to see so many coconut trees dead from the coconut beetles. Many areas are still suffering…read morefrom dirt patches even in the fairways but the greens are good and around the greens are good. We play winter rules at Westloch as they're trying to repair many areas of play. I'm glad they have water jugs out there. That helps. Check in is always friendly and fast. Glad they also have the The kine" restaurant if you arrive early enough. The ladies Tee box is a big advantage for the ladies so I'm sure women rather this muni than all the others. All in all, you get what you pay for at a municipal golf course. They're worse off now than 5-10-15 years ago is my feeling but maybe I'm just grumpier now that I'm old and my memory isn't what it use to be. It one of my wife's favorite courses. Maybe that too should tell ya something?

Truly deserving of a 1 star review. The course is in very poor condition. I would give it 2-3 stars…read moreif it wasn't for the price. With kama'aina and golf ID card with cart was $54. Most fairways are dirt and mud. All good but don't charge that much money for such a junk course. Other municipal courses better and several other courses at very similar price way better than this. Also some of the staff just grumpy and unpleasant. Overall total junk course.

What do you consider a 4 star golf course? Most times it's close to immaculate but I'm gonna give…read morethis a 3 because of how much it's improved. It's still not great but considering how it was the last time I was here around a year ago, it's not bad at all. For $49 it's ok. The greens are not great but it's getting there. The Hilo grass is all over and hard to get rid of. If they get rid of that, it'll be so much better. Just my not professional opinion. The people are friendly and there's no one to bother you when you play. I did play at 11am on a weekday but there was no one around. I played 18 holes in 3 hours. I heard they have new owners and we should be seeing a lot of improvements and soon. Maybe we'll even see a Makaha west again too with Resorts!! I know I know but we'll see.

If you want a delicious breakfast with an amazing view, this is a place to go. The food is nicely…read moreprepared and you get great friendly customer service.

Great little golf course. This course is perfect for someone just starting off playing golf. The…read moregreens are in decent shape. The fairways are a little a bit hard but all in all fun to play. The pro shop personnel are amazing. Always greeting you with a smile and willing to help. As well as the greenskeeper working so hard. This is a military course so you would need someone to sponsor you if you're not military.

Barbers Point Golf Course, located on the West side of Oahu houses an 18-hole, par-72 layout that…read moreprovides a challenging, yet enjoyable experience for golfers of all skill levels. This course is part of the Barbers Point Naval Air Station. While primarily serving military personnel, this course is also open to the public. Course layout, mainly flat throughout the entire 18-holes. Have fun my fellow golfers.