Mamala Bay Golf Course

For the price, with multiple ocean view holes. You can’t beat it

Yesterday weather was suppose to be thunderstorm thru out the day. Early in the morning driving to the golfcourse the weather raining hard but when I got to the golf course the rain had stopped. The sun cam out with the blue skies and my golf outing started with 9 other golfers. The weather was hot and humid because their was only a little wind blowing but golfing under blue skies is so refreshing. The course is well kept and even after a heavy rainfall the grounds was still very playable. I could not even tell it rained an hour prior at the course. The fairways and greens are well kept. The kiawe trees outling the course is so awesome looking with oleander bushes in between. These are really local trees and plants that is grown all over the islands of Hawaii. The staff are super friendly and nice. This golf course was built in 1965 but as a youngster I used to fish at this location before the golf course was built so I have fond memories of the area.Now I can enjoy golfing and looking at the ocean where I used to catch crabs and fish years ago. Now i can enjoy the golf course. I look forward every time I get to golf at mamala golf course.

I had the good fortune to play 4 out of the 5 military courses on Oahu over the past couple of weeks, and it was a real treat. Mamala Bay was the final stop of my Hawaiian golf experience. As with most military courses it is a solid, no frills layout. There are several holes along the water that could have better utilized the setting, but otherwise a solid challenging layout on flat ground. A good variety of holes, a very friendly Pro Shop. Well worth playing, as are Leilalua, Navy Mrine, and especially Kaneohe Klipper.

This course is on an Air Force base so you will need to have a military ID or come with someone who does.

Don't let the terrible clubhouse fool you, the course is great. Beautiful oceanside views, well maintained, decent rental clubs. All in all a great course!