Barbers Point Golf Course

Course layout is nice. Course isn’t hard but it’s never really corwded. I come here often and the staff at the shop are great. This is one of my favorite courses to play at.

I enter the barbers point invitational, greens had dead spots (no grass) and most of the sand traps had nothing in them. It feels run down. Best go Navy Marine for same price

I come here regularly every time I drop my kids of for a swim meet to relax. I played the course for the first time yester with four of my buds. You can reserve a tee time a day before if you want and it was a Saturday. Parking is big and the staff is great. One thing that’s great about this golf course is their range (full grass) optional astro turf at the back. We were signed up for 18 holes but only had time to play 9. The staff gave us a voucher for next time to finish off which was a first. I highly recommend this place. Amazing course well kept and hidden off the road.

my first time experiencing real grass range practice! i utilized the driving range twice during my stay in kapolei. both times there was plenty of space to hit balls for me and my mom/​brother. there are two areas for putting practice, where we had friendly putting contests :)
small bucket of balls is $ 2!
full basket is $ 4
beautiful view free!

We’re late starters in the game of golf but, it’s been 20 years. For years, I maligned golf as being the game for old folks AND not active enough. Well, I’ve been proven wrong… it’s mentally and physically challenging. Yet, while playing this sport, you can still «stop and smell the roses» as you get to enjoy the beautiful scenery, fresh air, varying weather conditions, a park like walk that is at least 4 miles with varying terrain in 4 hours or less.
Barbers Point Golf Course is a little gem for a Military course. Green fees are based upon military rank (active duty or retired) although, civilians are welcome. The fees are «reasonable» and similar to the municipal courses… we paid $ 26 per person for 18-​hole play. Additional costs apply if you decide to ride an electric cart or rent a push cart while walking. The pro shop has a good selection of equipment, clothes and accessories with very friendly staff. This course is pretty straight-forward…by that, I mean the course layout is open with wide fairways, level lies, Kiawe tree lined hazard areas, and elevated holes that make you play them as targets to land on rather than bumping and running your golf ball. I also thought of the hole layouts as if I had déjà vu. long straight fairways or left or right doglegs that repeated yet varied distances. The course is in good shape with well-​maintained grasses in the fairways and on the putting surfaces. Be careful as the course presents its hazards in the forms of sand bunkers or if you stray off the fairway, you will be caught up by the Kiawe trees or brush.
I like this course… just got to hit ‘em long and straight!

GREAT course for the price! It’s flat and no water hazards. A great course to practice your game in a laid back atmosphere. It’s not the most scenic place, but if you’re looking for a relaxing game it’s a great course. It’s a little hidden and easy to pass right by it from the road.

Good for the $. Lousy Ram rental clubs and really boring flat basic course. Dogleg 2 sand traps big green repeat 18 x.

I have been officially bit by the «golfing bug» and LOVE this course!
Just a few months ago, I had no clue what a fairway was, and if you asked me how the greens were, the only thing that would’ve came to mind was the pretty color of the grass :) This course here in Ewa is an awesome and affordable option among the many high-​priced courses in the area.
The first thing I love is the price, totally reasonable and their twilight rates are fantastic. My hubby and I golf a 9-​hole twilight for $ 28 with a cart. Not bad at all for a fun-​filled pau hana round :)
The course is well maintained and for the most part, very flat. The surrounding wooded areas are pretty brutal, as those keawe trees make retrieving stray golf balls a pretty tough adventure. But lucky for me, I keep them on the pretty decent fairways unlike my hubby. The greens are well-​kept and some of them are very generous in size. The course layout is a bit repetitive with either long straight fairways or doglegs, but no water hazards *yay* and lots of bunkers to play in. Oh, don’t let me forget to mention the trees, lots of large trees! Nevertheless, I find it a great course to practice and it is always fun.
The course pace is always casual, and it has a very relaxed feel with fellow novice golfers mixed in with lots of retirees with lots of time. Nice and slow. It’s not usually a problem to walk-​on without a tee-​time during the week but it does get a bit busier on the weekends like most other golf courses. We can usually stick with our two-​some, but we have been paired with other two-​somes as well as individual golfers during their busier times. I found it a bit awkward at first, but I realize that most people are out there to have fun and it doesn’t matter how good (or bad) you are.
Someone else mentioned to be prepared to catch the whiff of the nearby sewage treatment plant. This is a true statement, but keep in mind that the more expensive course right down the road also shares the «breezes», but there you pay five times more to smell it :)
I have not visited the driving range because I prefer a range with real grass but it seems well-​appointed and it closes at dusk.
The pro shop has everything you might possibly need with fair prices and somewhat friendly staff. The snack shop is also available with cold beverages and a large variety of snacks to enjoy there in their dining room or lanai, or to take along on the course.
Basically a great all around course, and definitely a hidden gem. I am so lucky that we live only five minutes away!!!

straight, flat, links are pretty close together. robyn hashimoto, pro golfer, is a great help if you need to trouble shoot your game: D

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Date visited: 9÷18÷2011
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This course is a hidden gem! Camouflaged by the «Sewage Treatment Plant,» be prepared to wif up some serious foul odors. LOL!
Facilities:
Pro Shop and Restaurant are «Like-​new.» Nothing old about this place.
Driving Range:
Ya, they got one, and it”s just right. About 15 – 20 stalls.
Practice Putting Greens:
They have one that’s pretty nice.
Course:
One to mark off the list. They have some serious «Dog Leg» holes. They’re actually 1 to 2 holes that greens turn 90 degrees to the pin.
Price:
Awesome!
Parking:
Nothing to worry about.

I get déjà vu a lot when playing this course.
«Didn’t we just play this hole; flat, dog leg. two bunkers guarding the huge green, aim just to the side of that tree?»
The greens are huge on this course so the good news is that you are putting in 2 but the bad news is you may still be miles away from the hole.
This is an OK course, and civilians can get on is some situations. Military courses are good to take visitors from out of town because, they don’t charge Kama’aina rates. They just charge General and Admiral Rates. My visitors gladly paid the 40 bucks to golf there even if it wasn’t the greatest course on the island.