Prince Waikiki (Oahu)

Course was in great condition and all staff were super friendly.

Busy early afternoon. Lots of groups playing. Golf was good even though play was slow.

The Hawaiian Prince Golf course provides a golfer opportunity to experience golf in Hawaii (eg. Style, type of grass, vegetation, scenic beauty, etc.) without having to pay Resort prices. Definitely better than a Municipal course. The Staff were friendly, the course was well maintained, hazards presented challenges, pace of play was great, yet, the signs are evident that the best days of the course are past. Probably signs of economic challenges of recent years. Would I play it again? Most definitely.

The course is well maintained, even the rough is not bad to hit out of. It would be a very hot course to play if there were no trade winds, but fortunately there usually is.
It says it has a lot of water but it very rarely came into play.

Course was in decent condition, some brown spots around the fairways, but the Greens were in very good condition. Not an overally hard layout, lots of places to miss, not a whole lot of places to get in trouble other then water & bunkers. Their rack rate pricing seems a little steep to me based on the layout and that it really isnt anything too overally special considering where it is. But if you can pick it up at a good rate, it is a good course and if you play half-decent it can be a feel good round of golf.

tradewinds came back so really cool and comfortable.

Pace of play was very fast. No waiting which is probably due to having 3 nines available.
Staff was very friendly and helpful. Nice experience.

course has not enough yardage indication also directional sign

Best time to play is week days to avoid the crowds. The course is in good condition with three sides to choose from. Usually the starter will let you pick the second 9 if it's not crowded.

Overall the course is well maintained. Low flying jets into Honolulu airport were a distraction at times. Three courses, the (B) course is very challenging, narrow, up and down. Bit windy on our day. A & C courses are wide which helps us occasional slicers.

Well maintained, open play. Only complaint would be getting caught behind hotel guests, that move at a snails pace. No marshaling to encourage faster play. I got out with a lady before the shuttle pack started. We finished the B& C courses with no one in front of us. Coming back to return the cart, we were told that the group was on pace for a 6 hr. round! Luckily, the staff was really cool, and let us go hit A. We got four more holes in before returning to the club house. One thing good about this course, is you can catch the shuttle at the Hawaiian Prince for 20.00. Their right at the Marina. Saved on car rental. You don't want to cab to very many Honolulu courses. $$$$$$

I played Hawaii Prince Golf Club at 11:30 am on Sunday, April 21, 2013 and at 11:00 am on Monday, April 22, 2013. I booked both rounds of golf on GolfNow, as SuperSaver (Hot Time) tee times. I booked the tee times a week before playing, while still in Canada. The GolfNow rate was $67 plus $4.79 tax and on-line fees, for a total of $71.79, a significant savings over the usual non-resident rate. The rate included a power cart, but did not include practice range balls, which were a further $6 plus tax, at the golf course.

The Hawaii Prince Golf Club is located about a 40 minute drive from Waikiki, West on the H1 and later Highway State Highway 76. You will need a rental car. The course was in good, but not excellent, condition. The greens were in especially poor condition for a resort course. The greens were slow and bumpy (they had been punched three or four weeks earlier, depending on who you believe at the golf course). My round on Sunday took 4 hours and 45 minutes to play, while my Monday round was a more reasonable 4 hours and 15 minutes to play.

My only complaints are: (1) given the relatively simple and flat nature of the golf course, plus the fact that all golfers are required to use power carts, 4 hours and 45 minutes was too long on Sunday. Hawaii Prince Golf Club is a 27 hole facility, built to accommodate a 4 hour round of golf. (2) On Sunday, the restaurant closed at 3 pm. There was a powercart gal on the course, with drinks and snacks, but she had to service all 27 holes, so we only saw her twice during our round of golf. On Monday, the restaurant closed at 2 pm and there was no powercart gal on the course.

Overall, I was somewhat disappointed with the condition and quality of the golf course, given that it is a 27 hole resort course affiliated with the Hawaii Prince Waikiki Hotel. Compared to the Ewa Beach Golf Course (located 4 minutes by car further down the road), the Hawaii Prince Golf Club needs to up its game to attract repeat customers. That being said, I would play Hawaii Prince Golf Club again when in Hawaii, especially if I get another GolfNow SuperSaver (Hot Time) tee time.

Challenging enough with the elements (wind, water haz, rain). I had a tough time adjusting to the slow greens. However, the greens were in a good shape. The entire course was in a very good shape. I would recommend playing the course while in Hawaii.

This is a fun course. They changed their address that is printed on the tee time confirmation so my GPS took me to the wrong place. I would recommend you call the course for directions.

Even though the greens were punched 2 weeks prior they were very playable. The staff let us out early and the course speed of play was acceptable.

I played alone and had a 3 hour round. The course was in beautiful shape and fun to play. Water stations are provided in many locations on the course. They also have an excellent practice area which is my first choice when just going out to practice. Booking through this website gives you a great deal on the price. Will definitely do this again.

They had my confirmation printed out, ready for me to check in! Course is in great shape, give it a week and should be perfect. Tee to green well maintained

I played this course yesterday and I'm going back today. Nice range and practice facility. The carts have new tires which comes in handy when it's raining, which it was. The condition of the course is awesome and everyone who works there haas the aloha spirit. Thanks!! The one negative thing was on GolfNow it stated that range balls were included but when I arrived they charged me $6 per bucket. I plan on rectifying that today.

Nice course. Water hazards make it a challenging course.
Would recommend this course.

Generally a good lay out course, tee box and fairways were in good condition. Sandstraps were not bad. The greens were running nice and fast the day I played. A lot of people complained about the wind, that was nothing compare to playing in the Big Island like Hapuna. People also complain about planes passing by in their final approach to HNL airport, that's also nothing compared to Royal Woodbine in Toronto where I live. Believe me when I mean planes gets close its close! But to me that's just part of a course bringing its own uniqueness. Ko'olau also is a unique course. Staff were friendly. I was playing as a single, so I breezzed through no rush. Locals were friendly they let me by, told me to take my time; always nice to hear that when someone let you pass. Shot an 81(white tees), to me that's a great day! cause this is the time of the year I'm supposed to be shovelling snow! not swinging a golf club. Great deal from Golfnow $50.