Mauna Lani Resort - WikiWiki Course

Evidently my wife didn’t read the fine print before booking our round - she thought we would actually be golfing 🤪. Longest hole is 130 yards, with most of the others in the 40-65 yard range. Walking only (they don’t even have push/pull carts). Once we got “over” the misunderstanding we thoroughly enjoyed this well kept and challenging track!

This little pitch and putt is perfect for families and beginners staying at Mauna Lani. All guests can play for free (including rental clubs). A resort fee covers the cost, so take advantage for a break from the beach and the pool. The greens are tiny and tilted, so even good players will miss at least half of them.

For transparency to all, this course is NOT a par 3 course, it's a pitch n' putt. I don't say that with any negative connotation, just calling it what it is. The course has taken two par 4's (down and back) and cut in 9 little pitch n' putt holes. The course is very well maintained, and this is the perfect spot to dial in your wedges or enjoy a fun round with beginners. The $40 price tag is a bit ridiculous ($20 would be more appropriate), but what golf doesn't cost an arm and a leg these days...All in all, I would recommend.

I enjoyed games with my family and we got a fantastic experience. Great!

This place was awesome. My partner and I are novice golfers and it was a perfect place to work on our mid and short game. You can rent clubs as well. Try for the early morning or late afternoon time slots. The heat really picks up! Beautiful setting!

Work out 5 hour plane arrival on 9 hole chipping course using 7, 9 irons and putter. Tricky greens, good for accuracy beforehand on 18 holes. Fun and quick.

r.c.

Everything about it was great. Staff was friendly and helpful, course was fun .

Didn’t realize this was a par 3 when I made the reservations. The course wouldn’t let me pay the difference to play the full course, even though they had plenty of tee times. They wouldn’t let you take carts on the par 3 and didn’t have pull carts. I would not play this par 3 again.

If you are super golf snob and came to hawaii to play serious golf than this course is more of a fun little warm up. Go to Mauna Kea and spend $250+ to play on a serene and challenging course. If you want to have fun with your kids and you don’t take yourself or golf too seriously than it’s well worth the money. My son and I played a 4:30 tee time we were the only ones on the course and just had a the best time bonding and working on our game. Your in hawaii abs there are ocean views. The staff is amazing and friendly. Super laid back yet professional. This course should have more good reviews to it detour people to have sone fun. It will now be the first course I play with my son before we take on a more challenging course like Mauna Kea and I wish had done things in that order this time. Remember it’s about having fun,

Don’t be fooled into a round on this so called course. It’s not a “quick” 3 par track. It is 100% a kids or beginner setup. At 39.00 for the 9 holes it is a serious ripoff to adults that play a little. For kids up to age 10-11 i’d recommend it but that’s it. The course is glorified mowing of old driving range and a fairway and that’s it.

An adult 15-30 hdcp won’t pull out anything beyond a PW and the putter. save the 39.00 per player and use the range!