Best Golf Lesson ever! Rob took his time to explain techniques and help me correct my swing. The…read morevideo technology he uses makes all the difference in the world. Well worth the money.

From the owner: Quality Professional Golf Instruction…read more 35 Years Experience Personalized 1 on 1 Sessions Utilizing The State-Of-The-Art V1 Pro Digital Coaching Platform Receive A HD Video Of Your Lesson To Review As Often As You Choose. GOLF DIGEST 2016 "Video Instruction And Analysis Is Absolutely The Quickest Way For Recreational Golfers To Improve Their Swing And Maximize Their Instruction Time"

If you are looking for an amazing selection of everything "golf" plus great customer service, look…read moreno further than Big Island Golf Shop! Send your crew to Costco (3 blocks away) while you get your golf gear straightened out at this place. They re-gripped my husband's irons and my putter in like 30 minutes! They are so nice in here! The pricing is extremely fair as well. 10/10 recommend.

Great store but Yelp is misinformed. They are not open on Sunday except by appointment only!read more

This is the greatest place in the entire planet!!! I wish I could live there. Definitely a place I…read morewould recommend. Everything here is perfect, even the fantastic staff who will make your day!!!

This is a magnificent golf course impeccably maintained . The best golf course I have played in…read moreHawaii. Better than Hualalai, Mauna Kea, Mauna Lani, Hapuna and other highly-rated Big Island courses. The course itself is both challenging and fun. The design is everything you'd want in an ocean-front Hawaii resort experience. The front nine winds through the lava landscape, complete with lava caves similar to those found along the Petroglyph trails. The back follows the ocean and beach. The holes are visually interesting and both challenge and reward different aspects of your game. The course was only part of the reason Kohanaiki was one of the most enjoyable golf experiences I have ever had. The service and the staff are first rate. There are elaborate "comfort stations" every 6 holes, replete with every refreshment and amenity you could desire. An exploration of each is required to discover the treasures they hold. Kohanaiki is a private resort, so not open to everyone. If you can get on, you'll love it. Kerry Ricketts

Price is great for locals, course is gorgeous. Some greens are iffy, but all the holes are…read morechallenging and if you miss the fairways or greens expect to drop a ball. So far I lose About 8 balls per round

It's really four stars. They should make it so you play 12 holes with the option of adding an…read moreadditional 6 holes to complete the course. I was on the course for approximately three hours and I needed to do some leap frogging to maintain the speed of play. So just a suggestion: play twelve holes or however many you feel are necessary to allow a decent, enjoyable, fun round of golf. Should be about three hours and three hours is plenty for the temperature and climate being played in. Enjoy your round of golf

The golf course is really amazing, and staff were very nice and helpful…read more I just wish we knew ahead of time, that the putting greens were just aerated.

My daughter and I wanted to play golf somewhere in Hawaii for sure. The courses there are usually…read moresuper nice but also super expensive so the wiki wiki course Mauna Lani was a nice find. Anybody who doesn't even play golf could play this course for sure. Still a nice little course that I'd recommend.

Great options of adult and kids swim clothes. Very friendly and helpful service. They also rent…read morebeach chairs and umbrellas.

This review is for a weeklong "high performance" surfboard rental. I wanted to chime in here for…read moretwo reasons: first, because other reviews don't discuss the weekly or high-performance rentals. And second, because this place has some less-than-stellar reviews that I feel might not be totally warranted. The staff members I spoke with during pick-up and drop-off were both super friendly-- way more so than I expected. The board itself was not exactly "high performance" compared to my favorite boards back home, but it was definitely better than the Wavestorms and NSPs you commonly see for rent on beachfront stands. Can you do better elsewhere? Maybe, probably, if you put some legwork into finding alternatives. But there aren't that many other options if you're on the northwest side of the Big Island. Anyway more about the rental itself: The boards are epoxy but somehow the one I got was not as chattery and stiff as other epoxy boards I've used in the past. They're not exactly "real" hand-shaped (or even hand-finished) boards you would get from a "core" surf shop, but they seem a lot better than the average mass-market pop-out. They also said I could come and swap out for a different design during my rental period if I wanted as well. There were short boards, mid lengths, and longboards. Thrusters, single fins, and 1+2s mostly. Not gonna replace my quiver back home, but a totally fine experience all around.