This is a municipal courses, so you get what you pay for. With that, for resident fee it's not bad. The good: Most of the tee boxes are alright, grass with some rough spots. Some of the tee boxes are sandy, but it's a dry area where the course is at. The fairways are mostly grass, there are a few with some bare spots but not too bad. The sand traps have sand, but some don't have a lot. The greens are alright, grass and the balls roll nice. The bad: Some tee boxes are sandy with little grass. Some bare spots on some of the fairways. The course can get a little dry, ball may roll on the fairways (good thing). Greens can be a little firm so the ball rolls out a bit, makes it challenging. There are a few holes with some sharp dog legs and only two par 3's with water. Most holes have thick trees and bushes on either side of the fairway, so hit it straight ... not like me. It can get a bit crowded, pace of play can be a little slow at times.

This course is a nice one located at the Eva Villages. It is surrounded by homes but a lot of open fairway so not a lot of risk of hitting them. The fairways are pretty dry but that just gives the ball a little more kick. Staff was awesome and offered a great experience. Pace can slow up on weekends but enjoying the scenery is half the fun.

Fun course layout and relatively well kept for a muni. But I hope you enjoy six hour rounds with big waits at pretty much every tee box. Played 18 at approx 10am on a Saturday with many tee times open on the online sheet. Multiple groups of 5 and more. 3-4 stacked groups at the par 3s. Tried to skip a hole in the interest of time and a grumpy uncle chirped at us saying now we were gunna slow him down (he was walking and playing at a 6+ hr pace with a full hole empty in front of him). Zero etiquette with regards to pace of play.

Visitor from Korea and spent $89 w/cart. Visited twice during my Hawaii stay with my wife. At the second visit, the gentleman in office asked me a 'driver's license' when checking in. I am an airline pilot so I played not only the USA but over the world. It was the first time I was asked 'driver's license' to drive a 'Golf Cart'. I left my canon range finder at the cart and I knew it when I arrived hotel. I called to office but they don't have it. It was hangin on the roof of the cart and they can't miss it. I know it was my fault that I left it but still I am very sorry about it.

A municipal golf course. Good price to get your bang for your buck. Fairways are in good shape, greens are ok not to fast but fair.