Fairways and sand traps are good, lots of undulation and the fairways and rough are pretty difficult, overall well designed course... but the greens were absolutely atrocious–when I played at least. I've played on city courses that are 3x better than how these greens were, which ranged from diseased and hard and fast, to as long as the fairway grass and slow as molasses. Other than that, pretty good views (which is what ur really paying for) and nice trees, nice wildlife I guess.

The greens were atrocious. Bare spots, slow and spongy. Everything else was great.

Beautiful views. Greens are not consistently cut. Greens are very difficult not because of the hills of the green but because the grass is not cut well and different little weeds in the green.

Beautiful course.

Great first time playing in Maui, course was in dry conditions as it is the dry season here. Greens were hard and fast to the point I never had to fix a pitch mark from the few times I got a GIR. Not the worst I’ve played but for sure not the best, especially with rental clubs which were okay Callaway Rouges. The odyssey putter I think had a bent shaft but I managed with it.

For $100+ a player (we paid $140 for 2 at twilight) you’d figure you’d get a premium experience, however, I’ve played discount courses in Utah that felt more “premium” than this. We got there and the clubhouse was chaos. There is hardly any signage or direction, the staff was less than helpful getting us set up and didn’t really provide direction as to what we were supposed to do to get out. The cart/club shop down stairs seemed understaffed and chaotic. Once on course it was fine.

Course is in great shape , greens are tough and fast.

Good course, played it before and enjoyed it.

NO FOOD ON THE TURN (or cart girl). Just good to know if you planned on food. Great course for the money on Maui. No ocean holes but beautiful views from above the water back 1/2 mile. Tricky greens!

Great