Beautiful garden. Very picturesque. A great place to visit and walk around the paths. And it's FREE. My family and I enjoyed our little walk around the garden and looking at all the beautiful things there. My grandson loved chasing the chickens that kept surrounding him.

Such a nice little park. There's a small Hawaiian rock garden and a Japanese garden. A path takes you to a pavilion where there are beautiful views. It was a nice place to get out and stretch our legs. Oh, there is also a golf and frisbee golf course. 9 hole par3. Longest hole is 244.

My family and I came to this golf course so excited at the price so we could all golf together and without it being a fortune for all of us. My family is quite large, so only half of us wanted to golf, and the other half wanted to sit in the carts. Our experience in the beginning turned out to put a sour taste in my mouth. The employees were honestly quite rude to my family for no reason. My dad has worked at a golf course and had been playing golf for many years and has won many tournaments. Yet the employee was talking to him with such disrespect and immaturity. He was so rude making sure we knew all the rules and golf etiquette (which we all do, we’ve golfed many times before). He wouldn’t let my pregnant mom drive a cart. He kept telling us rules and fines we’d receive in the most annoying and passive aggressive tone. He told us to not take too long and slow people down. We hadn’t even done anything and the employee seemed to assume we were going to crash the carts, loose the clubs, and be annoying. It was so rude. I understand getting this mad at golfers goofing off, but we hadn’t even done anything wrong. He told us only people over 18 could drive the cart, and checked my drivers license even though I’m well over 18. My dad paid a good amount of money, and almost asked for a refund because of how much of a jerk this guy was being. I don’t think that’s how paying customers should be treated, no matter how many kids they have. The course other than that was fun. Amazing views. The course isn’t the nicest, but that’s expected. It was so fun when we were out golfing, but I was disappointed by the employees. I guess you get what you pay for.

Kukuiolono Park & Golf Course is a COMPLETE HIDDEN GEM on the island of Kauai! We stayed at a high end VRBO in Koloa where we paid high end money to golf 18 holes. As we drove over to the Port Allen area to drop people off for a day of snorkeling (boring), we came across this 9 hole course off the beaten path. Thinking it was just an executive course, was our first mistake. It is a full blow 9 hole course, but if you want to play it as a executive Par 3, they have markers for it. Expecting to pay a hefty price to golf, the cost was $15 for 9 holes per person, and $15 for a cart, that was split per player, costing $7.50 each. We golfed in Kauai for $22.50 for 9 holes. We went inside and grabbed beers at the bar, and decided to go play 9 more. Since we already paid a $15 "donation" for the green fees, the only cost was the $7.50 per person for the cart. Unreal! We played the challenging 9 holes again, and called it a day. THE GOOD: Gas carts were awesome. Bar / Food area was clean and the employees attentive. The views from all the holes overlooking the ocean were phenomenal! Greens were well kept. THE BAD: Cant take beers on the course. Had to drink them in the bar area. Not a big setback for us, but could be if you are beer-golfer, and require swing lube. You will thank me for making the trip over here to play, Just don't tell everyone, because next time we go back, we will play this course all day. A true value of a golf course for any location I have ever played. Keep up the great work Kukuiolono Golf Course!

Holy cow. What an awesome 9-hole track. $15 cash-only to walk it, carts and pull carts available as well. No tee times; just show up. Tee shirts and tennis shoes are fine. Taco place on site was excellent. Open fairways, good vibes, great views. Skip the pricey resort courses and come play with the locals instead!