Nice course. The clubhouse is new, really state of the art, you know, compared to a lot of other…read morelocal spots. The course is nice, greens kept well. Some of the T boxes need to be patched but they may be short greens staff. I think they grabbed carts from Turtle Bay because they don't all match so that was fun to see. Fore!

I booked a reservation for my friend's baby shower for 20 people a month in advance. It was…read moresupposed to be for today May 6. I had emailed our food orders and never got a reply, and also called and left a voicemail to ask questions and make sure they got our order. I got a call on Monday May 4th in the evening that they were doing aeration at the golf course and it was going to be closed till Thursday. They just forgot to tell us. We had to find a different place to have the shower. No one had contacted me beforehand. We probably would have shown up to a closed golf course. It seems like it would have been a good resturant, but this interaction makes me not even want to try it. Whoever I spoke wasn't even that apologetic, and literally was like oh well you can try moving to a different day. This was just a disappointing experience and very poor planning on their part.

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.

Beautiful, well kept course with enough sand to call it Ewa Beach…read more The greens were all manicured and played fast, which is one of the true tests with our weather here. A lot goes into keeping the greens, and courses on Oahu, from having either being overly soaked, out or the opposite, becoming brittle and difficult to manage while playing golf. The fairways and scenery were really green and beautiful, for the full 18 holes. Upon arrival, the parking lot is semi covered by solar panels, and as you pull in, easy to navigate towards the clubhouse and proshop. Several options for hats and a few visors to choose from. Clothing and accessories are very affordable as well. The dining area served pretty good food. I was here for a tournament, so the food on the course was supplied, and also delicious, but I am not sure by whom. Friendly and helpful proshop staff as well! The carts were equipped with electronic GPS and never had any issues. I can't wait to play this public course again!

Nicely maintained and well run golf course. Challenge level is moderate for a mid-handicap golfer…read more Putting greens are fast. Personnel are friendly an helpful. Pro shop has a good assortment of apparel and equipment. No practice driving range. Only downside here is the incredibly loud noise levels from the adjacent HNL airport (the arriving aircraft literally are just a hundred feet overhead on some sections of the golf course) and the adjacent military base which was having constant practice automatic weapon fire drills during my entire 4.5 hour golf game. Bring ear plugs and enjoy the game.

Had the pleasure of dining here with my dear friend who's also a dining club member. We sat indoors…read morewhich overlooked the golf course. The restaurant is gorgeous. Our servers were top notch. The food was fantastic. My friend initially ordered the grilled chicken but it was not cooked enough to her satisfaction. The staff immediately took the dish back to the kitchen to be cooked longer, but despite their best efforts my friend could not eat the chicken. No complaints about the way the chicken was prepared, and I commend the kitchen and the servers for putting the customer first. My friend ended up having their Loco Moco with brown gravy and easy over egg and she was happy with her dish. My Loco Moco with Hoakalei curry and sunny side up egg was excellent. Our desserts were sinfully delicious. Overall great dining experience. I hope to dine here again.

Walking into Hoakalei during the tournament feels like you've stepped into a high-end garden party…read moreon a golf course. The fairways are immaculately groomed, tropical landscaping frames the holes, and the sky often glows blue with trade-winds stirring -- very Hawaiian in character. The event balances a polished, professional sports atmosphere with local aloha friendliness. Tip: lots of parking, so really don't need to pay for it online.

I have taken golf lessons from different golf instructors in the past but Andrew is by far the…read morebest! He is knowledgeable (graduate of the Golf Academy of America ) and individualizes his teaching in a way that I can understand and remember by using analogies and props. Andrew teaches both at the driving range and putting green. His feedback is always helpful and on point. I learn something new with each lesson and have seen improvements with my golf swing. His lessons are enjoyable and he makes golf fun. Other golfers have also approached me after my lesson to request Andrew's contact information. That's how good he is!

Andrew is one of the best golf coaches in Hawaii for all skill levels…read more After not having golfed for maybe 10 years, I finally decided to get back into the sport. Prior to my golfing hiatus, I had taken quite a few lessons over the span of a year. My best friend was looking at getting into the sport, so I suggested that she take lessons to build a good foundation for her game. Unfortunately, it was difficult for me to find openings for the golf coach that I previously worked with due to his popularity. I had been using the driving range at Bay View to improve my game. It was there that I casually met Andrew Ka-Ne. I explained that I was looking for a golf coach and talked story with him to get a feel for his overall golf and coaching philosophies. We exchanged contact info and he texted me about his rates and availability. Andrew has the best hourly rates in Hawaii, and provides more instruction and support than other coaches charging double his rates. Simply put, Andrew is an excellent coach and his rates do not accurately reflect the value he provides. Andrew's golf philosophy is a nice blend of old and modern swing theory, supplemented by a strong integration of cutting edge golf technology (i.e. FlightScope Mevo+, swing cameras) and swing aides (i.e. wrist angle straps, alignment tools, ball striking tools, weight transfer board, etc.). Golf as a whole has significantly changed since the time I took lessons and, unlike other coaches, Andrew's view of the game is not stuck in the 1990s, 2000s, or 2010s. After sitting through a few of his lessons with my best friend and seeing her improve significantly, I was convinced that Andrew has a lot to offer. He is knowledgeable and encouraging and he has a very keen eye for spotting problematic swing mechanics. Andrew is very good at designing various drills to accomplish the same thing. He told me that every student learns differently, and it is about teaching in a way that clicks with the student's brain. Many other coaches are rigid in their approach and force their students into swing mechanics that mimic the touring pros (i.e. wrist angle must be exactly X degrees, rotation must be exactly X amount, spine angle must match [insert name] tour pro, etc.). This is not Andrew. He understands that people are built differently and assists his students with creating the most efficient swing within their own physical capabilities and utilizing their personal strengths. One of the things that I admire the most about Andrew is his commitment and dedication to golf. He will be around for decades to come, which is one of the main things I weighed when looking for a coach. Ideally, you want your coach to be available as you continue on your golf journey. This is especially helpful if you hit a plateau or see your scores flattening out. At that point, it is crucial to have a coach that can provide a series of "refresher" lessons to get you back on track. Overall, I think that Andrew has the most comprehensive approach to improving his students' games, and he genuinely cares about the achievement of his students. Without a doubt, Andrew goes above and beyond and exceeds all expectations.

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.

So much good stuff to say about this company. First of all, it's difficult to find anyone to fix…read moregolf carts. But for this crew to come to your house, diagnose the problem, come back get fixed, and have it all done in one day was an answer to my prayers. BIG shout out to Manny! The nicest guy, extremely respectful, great personality. You'll be happy you called Pacific Golf and Turf!!!

I had some free time while I was on vacation, and kind of last minute decided to take a golf…read morelesson. I sent a text message through the company website, and got an immediate response. As luck would have it, the person who reached out and was available at the time was the head PGA instructor Oliver. I was a little unprepared (no clubs, no gloves), but Oliver was very much go with the flow and was able to accomodate me. He asked me what I wanted to work on, and that's exactly what we did. I improved immensely, because Oliver was able to quickly diagnose the main problems with my swing and explain in an uncomplicated way (without too many "swing thoughts"). I'm excited to go home and practice/implement the changes to my swing.

DO NOT EVER purchase clubs from a fitting at Hawaii Prince golf club. We took my son to a Mizuno…read morefitting at Hawaii Prince Golf Club. We were promised a certain price from the Mizuno Rep (Russ Chong) and he told us Oliver (Island Pacific Golf Academy) would bill us and call us when the clubs came in. A week before the clubs came in, our credit card was charged $400 more than the original price. I tried to get a hold of the Mizuno rep with no response and Oliver keeps giving us the run around. To this day he hasn't given us a refund. This was a hard and expensive lesson to learn. Don't do business with Oliver Oliquiano. From other reviews I've read it seems like he has a habit of ripping people off. Shame on him! Especially in Hawaii where the golf community is so tight knit!