360 Ewa Beach Country Club

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.

Course is beautiful, challenging, but player friendly. But, a FIVE hour round was a nightmare!

Unlucky enough to follow an inconsiderate, entitled, likely members, four-some out for the day who seemingly intentionally chatted after teeing off, stopped to pass around a cigar, were NEVER ready for their next shot, and watched entirely too much PGA and thought they could putt as well after taking one-at-a-time reads and then missing putts. We're never considerate enough to offer us to play through.

Then, attempted to play a few holes after finishing and were told would have to pay again and cart was shut off!!

ONE AND DONE.

The course was in okay shape. Some tee boxes needed work. Greens rolled slow but true. No driving range.

The pace of play was terrible. We skipped 2 holes to get In front of 2 groups and still finished in 5hrs 15min. Their own score card says pace of play should be 4 hrs 4 min. No marshal or any employee to be found on the course. The only time we saw an employee was when we went back out to finish two holes that we skipped. Thanks Quentin! Juliet at the snack shack was also very nice.

If you want to play golf go to somewhere else. If you want to sit around and wait go to Ewa.

Call 2 days in advance to change my reservation to an earlier time and got charge for cancellation fees... this is totally unacceptable... at least during the cancellation, I should have received a warning that I would not have get all the money back... very bad experience... don't know if it is golfnow or Ewa beach but ... I am screwed.

Bit of a distance from Waikiki. But, soon forgotten because the course was a joy to play. I will play it again next trip to Hawaii.

Good course to play, course conditions from tee, fairway and greens were good but the sand traps (bunkers) needed more sand. I would play it again.

I booked as a single and they sent me out on my own. I was happy to wait for groups ahead of me, but they all waved me through. Finished my round in about 2.5 hours. Fairways were neatly mown and the rough was penal with the morning dew. My favorite part of the course were the greens; they were smooth, rolled true, and decently fast (Ko Olina’s greens felt like putting on carpet by comparison). Really great value for the money and I will come back when I return to the ‘āina

Friendly staff that is challenging enough for the advanced golfer but playable for a beginner. I played with my wife while on vacation and we also rented clubs. Both sets cost $60. I received a new Callaway but the grips were so worn out on my wife's wedges they slipped out of her hands. I did receive the wrong Flex originally but this was quickly fixed by the back shop. I was surprised to see that neither set came with head covers. There was a lot of big chatter on both the woods and putters. I did have to request a towel so I can clean off the irons. I would recommend charging an additional $15 and providing a complimentary towel as a souvenir for future rentals. The staff and the conditions were excellent and of course is worth playing if you're in the area.

Last year we enjoyed the course,

This year the starter was rude and controlling.

When my wife asked for a towel, he said “you must belong to a Country Club” and gave her two of the dirtiest towels I have ever seen.

There was no driving range and the starter would not let us drive the cart over to the putting green.

Strangly, he would not let us tee off until the group ahead was on the green.