Great golf course. Always in great condition, but there is a guy working the front dest who is…read morerude and condescending. He should be fired.

I booked my tee time on TeeOff.com on August 8th. Under Deal Time. $94.99 p/p. $189.98. Add in…read moretax $ 8.55 total came to prepaid $198.53. Not much of a deal. Regular green fee $101.00 tee time at 8:30am. Green fees have dropped as of today August 20th. I thought I was a good deal shopper too. Not this time. Golfing - many undulating holes. But what was the worst was wind gusts up to 25 miles. For this reason alone I'd reconsider ever returning. The twosome ahead of us kept dropping 2-3 balls each hole. What's up with that? We still finished under 4 hours even with those two players ahead of us. At hole 18 there were some aggressive ducks. People shouldn't feed them. Average experience due to the wind.

Hapuna Golf Course is located on the Big Island of Hawaii and is renowned for its stunning ocean…read moreviews and challenging layout. It's part of the Hapuna Beach Prince Hotel and offers 18 holes of championship golf designed by legendary golfer Arnold Palmer and Ed Seay. Golfers often praise its scenic beauty and strategic design, making it a popular destination for locals and visiting golf enthusiasts.

Good services and a good value considering the quality of golf course. It's a tough course so don't…read moreexpect to play your best round. The views are beautiful but nothing is ocean front so don't expect to be on the water's edge.

This course was in great shape. A little pricey at $300 a round and had to deal with mowers and…read moreblowers on most of the holes. Staff was great and the scenery was awesome. I would recommend Makani, not as good of a course, but the price was under $100.

I will quibble and say 4.5 cause pricey and slow greens. Place is top 100 courses in United States…read morewith greens that are about an 8.5/9 stimp. I'm a 15 and had a blast. Props to the very kind starter today, 6/19/25, who saw that front was crowded and got me off on the back. Like a 3.75 hour round. Great mix of holes, about 6 with awesome water views. Good variety of water, doglegs, straight, elevated greens, etc. As a first timer you will take your lumps. Hospitality quite good. Round was $220 but so be it. It's a fair course.

Hubby & I played the Beach & Kings courses…read more There are three 9 holes. The third is Lakes. There's a small practice range where we warmed up with our rental golf clubs. We each rented his and hers clubs by Cobra. Beach very straightforward with bunkers and some lava formations. Hole 6 par 5 is very challenging. It juts out to the Pacific Ocean. Kings is more narrow. Undulated with lava formations and water hazards. Plenty of nene and a few wild goats on the course. Located nearby the Marriott resort where we stayed.

We played the Beach and Lakes course. Great service, free range balls. Lots of water play…read more Wonderful beach views. No gps on carts, course conditions very good. Not crowded. Easy access if staying at waikoloa beach resort. We were able to walk on and get a tee time easily too. They do rent clubs if needed.

Fun experience, not expensive. Great way to introduce a family to golf. Everything you need is…read morethere but keep in mind this is not a country club setup.

I am a beginner golfer and love playing this 9 hole Par 3 course. It's an easy course to walk and…read morecost only 12.00 for Kamaaina and 17.00 for all day.

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

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.

Super fun for our four grandchildren!! Kept the occupied for a couple of hours. Thank you to all…read morewho work there. Some exhibits were "tired" looking. But some fun stuff!!

Nice place to walk, browse, shop and eat while in the Waikoloa Beach area. Also nice views of the…read morelake.