Top Games in Hawaii

If you can, try to book your tee time online a week in advance. I saved a good chunk of change that way. Plus, it was less stressful knowing I had a spot secured.

Check the weather before you go! I didn't realize the forecast called for rain, and I ended up soggy on the back nine. A light jacket would've been a lifesaver!

Make sure to book your tee time in advance, especially on weekends; you might miss out if you drop by without a reservation. I learned that the hard way!

Bring your own snacks and drinks! The prices at the clubhouse can be pretty steep and it’s nice to munch something familiar while you play

I've found that the course can get crowded, especially during peak hours. If you can, try to tee off around 7 AM for a smoother experience and cooler weather.

My advice is to arrive about 30 minutes before your tee time. This way, you can warm up a bit on the driving range, which is super helpful for those tricky shots!

I think you should bring some extra cash for snacks or drinks on the course. The beverage cart was great, but I didn't have any cash and missed out!

If you can go early—try for a tee time around 7 AM. The weather is cooler and the course is less crowded giving you time to really enjoy the scenery.

I think you should bring extra balls. There are some tricky water hazards, and I found myself losing a few and having to buy more at the pro shop.

Check the weather for the day you're going. I thought I'd be fine without sunscreen, but I ended up regretting it halfway through!

My advice is to bring your own snacks and drinks. The prices at the course's snack bar can be a bit steep – I regret not packing a cooler!

If you're new to the course, consider playing with a local or asking staff for tips – they’ve got some great insights that can really improve your game (and experience)!

Check out the parking situation before heading for the game. I found some good deals on nearby lots. Don’t just rely on the venue's lots, they were really pricey!