Waianae Hawaii Golf Courses

Waianae Hawaii Golf Courses

Featured Golf Course Review:

Makaha Valley Country Club -- *WHAT A COURSE?*
Review by: WENDY KIM	This golf course has alot of hills and it seems if big then you going have hard time.
From HAWAII

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Waiehu Golf Course -- *Very nice experience*
Review by: Bob Tait	November of 2003 I played three times. Cost per round was $26USD including gas cart. If you are alone as I was, just arrive early in the morning and check-in. You are playing within a half-hour. Friendly people, challenging course, decent rate and IT'S HAWAII!!! Restaurant on site, park and beach nearby. There are always little things to complain about but they are negligible. Enjoyed myself, met nice people.
From Cranbrook, BC, Canada

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Kittanning Country Club
"My Course"
I love this course, the greens are kept in good condition. They are very challenging but fun. The fairways are also kept very well. The only thing I would change is the prices and the way it is run. I recommend a membership to anyone!!!!
---Peter, Pittsburgh, Pa
Tannehill National Golf Course
"4 stars"
Tannehill National has got to be one of the best courses in the state. The fairways this past summer looked better than a lot of greens I've seen. From the back tees the course is near perfect. It is pretty much wide open but, there is a creek that comes into play on several holes and the strategically placed ponds can make you pay for a bad tee shot. The greens are fast but they hold shots and roll true .You just can't find bermuda greens that stay as consistent as theirs do.
---David Warren, Bessemer, Alabama
Chantilly National Golf & Country Club
"Ball Striker's Course"
Chantilly is fairly open and forgiving -- wide fairways and large greens. But due to its length you cannot bump it around. Unless you play the women's or seniors tees, you actually need to HIT the ball to get around in a decent score. No sculling it off the tee and still having a decent shot at the green here. Even off the white tees, most players need to hit driver on 12 or 13 holes. The combination makes this rather traditional track a fair test. The turf conditions and greens are generally quite good. But the tee boxes could use work, and there are drainage problems on a few holes. This is not the most visually stunning track you will ever play. No dramatic dog legs or elevation changes. BUT it is a great walker's course. Fairly level, with greens and tees close together. Old style.
---Bob S., Virginia
Naval Station Golf Course
"Best Beginner Course"
This is the best beginner golf course around!Highlights for the beginner is no sand or water, and lights allow play until 2200. Price is $10 or less for 18 holes; you would be hard pressed to find a course to practice your short irons as well as pitching and chipping. You could play everyday for a couple weeks with this low price! The shop has very good prices with no tax.
---Lee Balcom, Astoria, OR