I love everything about Royal Lahaina Tennis Ranch! I LOVE that they set up great matches for you…read more The staff is awesome, Celeste is especially helpful and accommodating. The courts are newly resurfaced, and I feel so lucky that we have this facility on the West side.

Excellent courts in a very convenient setting. Had a wonderful lesson with a great tennis pros.read more

Woman pickleball employee (her nametag said she was from the Midwest) came up to us and didn't…read morebelieve that we paid and was very pushy and rude. Pricey. Facilities are fine. Some pickleball courts have cracks.

I had been looking forward to playing Kapalua plantation for months.....the course is even more…read morebeautiful than I had imagined. Unfortunately, it rained for approx 3 hours during my round which put quite a damper on the round. Carts were equipped with GPS and coolers The staff are great and on top of their game. The course itself is a bear, probably too much course for my game. I can only hope to play there again

We wanted to play tennis while visiting Waikaloa, however the court available to us was usurped by…read morepickleballers. We had visited the Mauna Lani tennis facilities on prior visits but hadn't played there, so we decided to book a court. The price was reasonable (about what we'd paid visiting other clubs in California), and we played longer than the time we had booked. They have a lot of demo rackets (Wilson, Yonex & Head) to play with as well, so don't worry about bringing your own racket. The staff is incredibly welcoming & made sure we had everything we needed for our game. The court rental included water as well as chilled towels, brought out in a cooler for us. Nice touch! The courts are recently surfaced, on the slower side but beautifully maintained. I look forward to playing again when we visit next spring!

My wife and I bought a couples pass for a week for ~$470. All the fitness equipment you need is…read moreavailable here except kettlebells and a 35 lb barbell which my wife wished they had. They have Peloton bikes, row machine, treadmills, and elliptical machines. The treadmills are a bit dated and there were a few machines out of order which is why I gave it 4 stars. Overall though a great place to workout especially if you have stayed at the Marriott and Hilton Waikoloa resorts and have seen their joke of a fitness center.

I learned the hard way to book the drills ahead of time (especially during the holidays) because…read morethey fill up. I finally got into one my last morning in Maui and had a blast. I wish I was able to go more than once! The drill was 1.5 hours long and Joseph taught it. We warmed up for the first 15-30 min and then played a bunch of mini games. There were 8 of us in the class and very different levels ranging from kids on the college tennis team to me (who picked up tennis as a hobby during the pandemic). Joseph did a great job pairing us up for the mini games so it was a challenge for all. It was a great way to work off all the lava flows from the past week and have fun doing it. It's also a beautiful setting to play some tennis! I left my racquet back home, but they do offer rentals as well. And for those not wanting to do a drill you can just reserve courts, get a ball machine and/or lessons with the pros.

Love the pickleball here. It's an awesome community with really nice people. The open play is…read moreMonday through Friday and while it is on the pricey side, it's worth it to try at least once. The open play is well organized. The members do a great job of helping to organize with the rules and we made some great friends while visiting. Thanks Ryan for making us feel at home! I did hear that sadly there was a petition to end pickleball here because of the noise at the end of 2024. I hope it's not true and they can continue because this is a fantastic pickleball community with some really nice courts.

Signed up for a pickleball lesson while staying at the Four Seasons and I absolutely LOVED it! It…read morewas definitely a pricey endeavor* but the hour I spent with Darren (the owner) was well worth it. I told him I wanted to spend the majority of the time playing/breaking a sweat vs traditional instruction and he was happy to oblige. He still provided foundational tips and even educated me on the origin story of pickleball (which is super cute, so be sure to look it up!). I walked out of there with a solid workout, a better understanding of how to play more competitively, and an appreciation for the sport. *If a private session is not in the cards for you, you can instead sign up for a clinic or just rent the court by the hour.

From the owner: Masters Level Instruction!read more

Mahalo to all the Kamaaina that play there on the regular. Friendly, yet very skilled and…read morecompetitive. The 4 courts that we played on were very well maintained. The queuing setup was pretty straightforward and most of the players were honest about leaving the court after reaching "11". A bonus was that it was a very short drive here, from our Waikiki hotel.

Came here in the morning for pickleball open play, there are 4 courts and you just line up to play…read more It wasn't busy when we came in around noon. Court is a little sandy but can't complain for some free open play!

You'll never see more gorgeous views than you will from these tennis courts at the Mauna Kea. The…read moreviews alone are worth 5 stars, but the drills were super fun too. I was told by the concierge ahead of time that I didn't need to worry about booking tennis until the day before so to just wait until we got to the resort. It turns out the drills book up fast and way ahead of time so when I called on arrival day I ended up being #9 or 10 on the waitlist. Eek! Fortunately, the waitlist moves since people get busy with other things to do in the Big Island so I did get in to 2 classes. Joseph and Dan (i think) taught both drills. We started the drills with a warm up and then did a bunch of mini games. I'd say most players were at the intermediate level and they did a good job of pairing us up so that the levels were well matched. An hour of drills flew by, especially when looking at that view! My daughter also took one of the kids drills, which she enjoyed. The ages ranged from about 10-15 so at 14 she was one of the older kids, but all of them hit pretty well. The instructor did a great job of keeping them engaged with games and the hour seemed to move pretty fast for them too. Two other days I reserved courts (that you do the day before- i recommend calling in the morning since they fill fast)) and hit with my kids, which was a lot of fun. It can get pretty windy out by the ocean and a little hot too, but they drop off water while you're playing to keep you hydrated. We left our racquets back at home (less to pack), but we just rented racquets which was also a good way to try out some new ones. I have my eye on a Yonex after playing pretty well with it one day! The pickleball courts were even more full than the tennis courts. I stuck with tennis this trip, but would love to do both next time!

I do not know the club members nor the coaching staff here but I do know that this is one of the…read moremost epic places to play tennis possibly in the world. Funny I live near a small town called Seaside and grew up playing at one of the tennis clubs, in regards to ambiance nothing compares to this fabulous resort tennis club. Here to celebrate a close family friend's wedding we decided to play a little mixed doubles and sweat out some of last night's libations. It was hard for me to focus as I heard the waves lightly crashing ashore and the view of the palm trees didn't help as I raised my face into the sun to hit a serve. This club is run by a friendly staff as they remembered that family that I arrived with, they are as regular as visitors to hit island get and the pro shop is neatly laid out and it was hard for me not to buy one of those bright signature orange Mauna Kea Beach Hotel logo-ed hats or shirts. Lucky for me, the color orange and I do not get along... well at least not Tony the Tiger orange. If you enjoy the game of tennis and you want to hit a few while visiting the Kohala coast, I recommend hitting up the Seaside Tennis Club. If not for tennis, just check out the club grounds to see how magical and refreshing it would be to play here. Open 8:00am-5:00pm Daily

I played here on May 17th, 2026…read more I got the " aerification " rate of $300. The course was a fun layout. However, the greens have been hit hard by a fungus in the last year. Now I know the real reason the PGA pulled the event this year. They are INSANE for charging the rate of $475 starting on June 1. The greens will take a year to recover. They'll need to punch ( large Tyne and small Tyne ) multiple times this year to get rid of the damage caused by fungus. I was disappointed at the cost of $300. I'd be pissed if a paid $475.

Whereas not a bucket list item, I have wanted to play this course for a while. The layout is…read morebeautiful and the course is playable (just not very well by yours truly). The overall experience though is lacking for the price. Yes, ok, I get it, spend the money and play this once, but you will get a much more rounded experience at some of the other really nice courses on Maui.

Other than the little playground, this park is nice. I used to take my little one walking in the…read morestroller here sometimes. This morning Keopuolani Park had a fun run for Pono Viela so there were a lot of people when we arrived so we rerouted. The streetlight at Kaahumanu and Papa was out so we rerouted again. Finally we ended up here at KCC and the little playground was pilau. It was full of graffiti and it's clearly old but at least it's gated in. We didn't stay here as long as we usually stay at Keopuolani but it did the trick. We could use more nice playgrounds here in Central Maui or upgrade ones like these. I think next time Keopuolani is packed, we will just go to Wailuku Heights park even though it's pretty windy sometimes up there or the one by Wailuku Elementary even though there's usually ball games going at that one.

SO many good memories here at KCC over the years. From hanabata days, I can still clearly remember…read morethose joyful squeals as we bolted down the grassy hills on cardboard boxes 4, 5, 6 more times with a seemingly unending stream of energy. Even better were rainy days where body boards took the place of cardboard boxes and if we walked away unscathed with little to no bruises, we considered ourselves one of the lucky ones. I remember a number of field trips to the swimming pool, hanging on to the walls for dear life, but still having so much fun. Aah, those were the days. The park has changed very little since then & that's all part of it's charm. With it's soccer fields, swimming pool, community center, tennis courts, walking trails, etc. Kahului Community Center Park has always been a gathering place for families, friends, & generations of local Mauians. Although the facilities are quite a bit older, everything has been well maintained for the most part. The community center remains popular for all types of parties and events. Frequent games are hosted on the soccer fields. Tennis courts are well lit once the sun bids us adieu. And the playgrounds are enclosed for our littles to enjoy. The park is centrally located so I still come here to take my son out to play every now and then. The playground is geared more towards older children, but there's still enough for my 3 1/2 year old to enjoy. He might also just like being outside in general so there's that... hehe. All in all, great park!

We stayed at the Maui Sunset so this was an adjacent, lovely beach park that we enjoyed daily. The…read moregrounds are impeccably maintained and watching the sun go down over the water was a nightly treat. There isn't much sand at the shore line, so if your kids want to dig around, it would be best to find something more expansive.

Love coming here to relax and chill. We come here every now and then. It's nice. Nice to bring…read moreyour things to relax and unwind