Ewa Beach Golf Club

This course is across the street from the beach but has no beach views, if that’s what you’re looking for. It’s in fabulous shape and is a beautiful course. It can get blow off your hat windy on some holes when we played in June. Thanks to TeeOff we were able to afford to play here. One of our favorite Oahu courses.

Everything was great, clean fairways and good green. One thing I didn’t like was the pace. Two 4 players were front of us and they delayed a lot. But I would go again.

Biggest downside was no driving range. However - there was a great chipping area and putting green.

Enjoyed our round, unfortunately there was a slow 4 some in front of us. Minor noise from landing aircraft and gun range, but overall a good course to play. Challenging greens with false edges, fairways in great condition. Would recommend.

They crammed everybody at the same time and my round almost lasted 5 hrs. The starter had no senses of splitting up group, and was very impolite toward golfers other than people he knew. Other than that, the course itself was beautiful. I would not recommend this club to friends simply because of starter. I do not want my friends have a bad golf experience after flying all the way to Hawaii. The Prince Hawaii golf right up the road had excellent staff. I highly recommend that club instead.

Played a hot deal so it was a very good price . Course was in excellent shape. Wife and I are 20 handicappers and found them course not overly challenging and allot of fun

I come to Oahu to visit family every couple of years. Since Covid it’s been a few years. Now that I play golf a few times a month in CA and AZ I have a better perspective on courses and playability. This course is in good shape and challenging from the blue tees especially with the wind. Though I played by myself, I found myself thinking on every hole on what club to choose. Greens were good speed. Not real fast and not slow. Enough were you had to have a good pace on ball. The only thing I would comment is the sand in bunkers. Some had sand some of them were shallow. Other than that I had fun. I think the cost was a little overpriced for at $125 for visitors in the afternoon. I think twice the ka’maina rate for all courses in Hawaii would be fair. I’ve played some better courses on CA, Las Vegas, and Hawaii for the price I paid here. I would play it again for the right price.