360 Ewa Beach Country Club

Course was great

Tee Off reservation charged my cards twice and when I got to the course they had documentation that I had to pay at the course.Not very happy with the booking process

greens relative to chicago area Summer greens were true and nicely cut and rolling smoothly. That is a huge part of a course. Fairways cut, and mainly weed free. The Rough could be a little higher . Sand course but dry. Tee boxes a little wet but fine. Pace of play well 4:40 minutes but waited on every hole for the group in front of me. They had bad course management - they were too polite in waiting for their friend to hit and never advanced forward

Pace of play wasn’t the best due to hackers hitting 2 balls of the tee, not being ready to hit, leaving clubs or cart on the other side of green. Not really the golf courses fault, but no Marshalls to speed up play. Really loved the course and course conditions is excellent. Would consider to play here again

Nice course in good condition. Notice that there is no range at this Club.

One of the best municipal courses on Oahu, sometimes overlooked due to the distance from Honolulu. Wonderful and unique layout, and well maintained. The only negative is no full driving range.

For the money, terrible value. No marshall, keeping pace of play. Slow groups with 15 minute waits at every tee box. No drink cart. Charging private club prices for a thoughtless muni experience. Do waste the drive out from Honolulu. 5.5 hour round!!!!!

Course, staff, operating. All good!

Very nice course and amazing layout. They only problem, it was raining and after the front a fivesome slow down the pace of play. Any way we had enough time to finished it

Layout is it's best attribute. Very tough course, extreme runoffs on a few holes. Some too tough pin placements, one being 6 feet off the front edge of a par 5. Course knowledge needed on a few holes where trees extend out to fairway blocking approach shot.

Lots of variety with challenging approaches into greens.

More sand in the bottoms of bunkers would be helpful.

We found it more difficult than we expected. There was only 2 of us so I hope we weren't charged for 3 as you're showing above. Sand bunkers need more sand in the bottoms. There should be "Cart" arrow signs near the greens to warn riders not to get any closer. Our cart kept beeping a warning and locking up on us. Most courses have approach signs as you get close enough to the greens to identify a restricted area.

Fairways and greens were in good condition. Sand traps were just okay, largely because they were partially filled with rough sand, and somewhat rocky. The surplus of trees were the only defense for the course, and made it an interesting test.