This course is old as I see it. Almost all fairways are a simple straight “bowling alley” style. A couple have a dogleg that just angles the bowling alley feel. Several holes have houses very close to the fairway and drainage ditches.

Just not a fun course to me. It’s showing it’s age and it’s very low investment. The cafe / bar is quite small and very run down. Beer taps had their handles removed many months ago so all that’s left is the taps frame. Just cheap looking. Similar, unfortunately, to the course. Much prettier and more challenging courses are nearby. That’s where I spend almost all of my local golf time.

Good value in Kauai. Course is in very good condition. Some slight rolling hills. Interesting that there a several places with Hawaiian sacred grounds with black lava rocks. I managed to hit the rocks twice and lost one ball.

Most notable -- very windy. That's normal for Hawaii golf, but it does mess with my shots quite a bit.

Golf shop, snack shop, carts, etc. we're all good. Not resort level, but plenty good.

Course in good shape, except tee boxes are mostly bare dirt. Bunkers are washed out from winter rains, so most are "ground under repair". It's going to take some work to restore these. Fairways and greens are in good shape. Rough is still a bit overgrown from winter; they're working to trim it back. Result is any ball hit into rough is unlikely to be found.