Played yesterday. It's walking only, no pull carts are available. It is open 8-4 pm Saturday and…read moreSunday. But it's only $25. It was very sad to see this facility abandoned. I had played this course several times before it closed. They still mow greens and fairways. It's very playable but overgrown off the fairways. It was a hike but enjoyable to play again. I don't see this course coming back, ever. It's too bad as it is a great lay-out.

Aloha lives here ! The pro shop folks and the cart guys are awesome…read more Great course for a great price , not busy , Maui style. I read the negative reviews, too bad that those folks were fixated on brown grass and bumpy greens , they should look around and see how beautiful it is up there . You're in Hawaii , enjoy being outside for a few hours with sunshine and trades. Tip , no water stations or food cart .

I really don't remember much about the round since I spent most of the time chatting up Clint…read moreEastwood and Alice Cooper who were playing in front of us. I remember the course being in decent shape, and having some nice holes, but mainly it was about seeing how often I could hit into Dirty Harry before he blew me away! Fortunately, "The Man With No Name" kept his .44 Magnum in the holster and we caught up with him a few holes later while waiting for the group in front of them. We chatted for awhile (they were both REALLY down to earth and friendly) about golf and such, and they went on their way. It was just one of those, "did that just really happen" moments. Another thing I remember was watching the sunset over Molokini, it was nothing short of breathtaking and the perfect end to an awesome day.

Went to the beach on vacation which is right behind this place. My two children had to use the…read morebathroom so I walked to the closest opening in the sand and came across an open grassy area up top (about 40 feet wide with no people) to try and locate one. I saw a worker who was kicking back watching TV in the covered part of the area. He asked if I need help so I asked where the bathroom was. Instead of just answering my question, he proceeded to tell me (a woman with two small kids that needed to use the bathroom - if you know how that is... then you know how this felt) that this was private property, members only, and that I had to go use the portapotty... obviously this was fine, I didn't see a bathroom in this area and wasn't trying to sneak and use a pristine members only bathroom - just simply trying to find whatever beach bathroom there was. The tone in his voice telling me this is for "members only" and emphasizing over and over that we had to use the portapotty was disgusting... we were half way through the grass before he even saw us and I could see the portapotty right ahead of us when he pointed in the direction... he insisted that we could not continue walking through the completely vacant area and made us walk back the way we came and around the entire area. Mind you, walking backwards took as long as it would've had he let us walk forward, so it was simply a power play... When I said how do you know we aren't members? He started looking me up and down and said "I've never seen you." I'm black by the way... this is clearly a residential membership... assuming if I was a white woman with two kids, he may not have looked at me the way he did. What a smug - less than compassionate - disgusting worker bee... imagine explaining to my kids why they couldn't just continue walking through to the bathroom when we were already half way through and could see it in front of us... even my four year old picked up on his tone and told her dad he was "being mean to mommy" when we got back.

They allow fivesomes on the course. Very slow play…read more Some greens at Poa grass. Disappointed for the price

The course? It's beautiful. Ocean views, solid layout, decent greens. No complaints there…read more But let's not pretend it's worth what they're charging. The Royal is overpriced. The Kai--par 70--same story. You're paying premium prices for a product that doesn't match it. And the bigger issue? The people. Inside staff--especially the older guy with glasses--complete super dick . Outside staff? Disengaged. Zero energy. Zero effort. Like they're doing you a favor just by being there. Only bright spots were the starter and the guy in the shack--everyone else looked like they checked out a long time ago. And that's the theme: they don't care. Cart service ran out of cups... came back later... still out of cups. That's not a mistake--that's a system that doesn't prioritize the customer. Look, it's Maui. The place sells itself. They know it. And because of that, they don't feel pressure to deliver anything beyond the basics. If you want real value? Go play the municipal course on the other side of the island--the one locals compare to Pebble Beach. Or better yet, play the Dunes. That's where the experience actually matches the expectation. Bottom line: incredible setting, average execution, and a complete miss on service. They'll keep making money. But if you care about how you're treated? This isn't it.

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.

Cozy little tennis club, tucked into a corner of a golf course-- keep driving past Wailea, Makena…read moreLanding, and the Maui Prince resort till you see the club sign, before the lava preserve area. 6 lit courts in great condition. 1-hour clinics Tuesday to Saturday for $25. Doubles round robin on Sundays for $10. Player matching for $12. 1-hour private lessons for $75. (Prices as of Sept 2007).

The staff is awesome and the courts are fresh. Recently resurfaced and no cracks. Courts have a…read morelittle shade but not too much. They will provide a shuttle to and from your nearby hotel. Just a great all around tennis experience. Will be back for sure!

Beautiful location and property. Golf course is beautiful…read more Stunning views. Enjoyed lunch. Soba noodle sesame salad. Delicious. Atmosphere was amazing.

I'm a mediocre recreational golfer and I was on the fence about playing here during a recent…read morevacation mostly because of the cost. I'm so glad I did. The clubhouse is luxurious and everyone was friendly. I had to rent clubs and had 5 options to choose from. I hated the first set after a few practice swings at the range, so they swapped it out for me. I was impressed some sets include a Scotty putter (just ask if you want one). They provide some complimentary balls, tees, markers, divot tools and even make a souvenir golf bag tag for you while you play. These little things made me feel better about the cost. The course itself is amazing. Each hole is interesting, scenic and in impeccable condition. I'd estimate that about 13 of the holes have direct ocean views. Some of the holes were challenging, yet overall this course is very enjoyable/playable for the average golfer. I saw the friendly beverage cart woman 4 times and surprisingly beers weren't that overpriced compared to normal courses. On a slightly negative note, play was a little slow at ~5 hours. I played solo behind groups of twosomes. I'd often wait 3-5 minutes at tee boxes before I could start the hole. I didn't mind because I enjoyed the opportunity to relish the scenery and take lots of pictures, but that might have bothered some people. If you appreciate golf I recommend splurging and playing this course at least once. I don't think you'll regret it.

David is living in Eagle, CO currently and teaching out of Eagle Ranch. I have seen him 3 times…read moreand he has greatly helped my novice understanding of golf. I have been "doing it wrong" for years, but he has a way of breaking down the golf swing in easy, non-intimidating terms. Couple that with keeping you focused on a FEW things to build repeatability on your own and you will be making improvements (if you are willing to pursue a better swing on your own as well as during the lessons). Well worth the money for a philanthropic proponent of golf (hint he runs his own charity for the less fortunate that want to golf as well!).

When in Maalaea, this place is the best! The service and food quality along with the pleasant sea…read moreside ambiance is sweet!

Blessed to have been able to make 2 trips out to Lāna'i over the past year for a golf trip with my…read moreDad. You will need to be a hotel guest at either of the Four Season properties in order to play a round here. Hands down the most picturesque golf course I've ever played. With only 20 - 40 golfers each day, the course has been immaculate each and every round. I've love that you can play as fast or slow as you want. I think the first round we played we spent more time taking pictures than we did actually taking shots. Not the most difficult courses I've played but it definitely can be challenging when the wind picks up. Love how they offer Titleist golf clubs as their rental sets (T100, T200 or T300's are available). I also love the fact that they have cold filtered water stations throughout the course to help minimize single use bottles. Amazing service from the entire staff at the course especially from Kendric, Sam, Will and Gary who welcome you once you step on the course. Arrive 30-45 mins prior to your tea time to enjoy a nice cup of coffee, cookies and or fruit before warming up at the range. Do set aside time for a meal at the View after your round as the food is probably the best at the FS resort (though they recently changed the chef @ the break so food has improved). You can also skip the shuttle service back to the beach resort and enjoy a quick 20 min walk back to the hotel.

Love this course! A must stay and play when visiting ! Gorgeous views and the staff was Amazing!read more