Played Leilehua today just a day after they held a senior Hawaii state championship and the course was in beautiful shape. It is an Army golf course and I played with a friend of mine who is retired ... Continue »

Played Leilehua today just a day after they held a senior Hawaii state championship and the course was in beautiful shape. It is an Army golf course and I played with a friend of mine who is retired Navuy that’s how we got the time. For civilians the cost to ride is 68, or 58 if you are over 60 years of age. The course is longer than many courses here on the island and from the white tees it’s about 6500 yards but played a little closer today although not by much. There are a lot of doglegs both ways and the rough is still up at approximately 2 inches. Tee boxes are excellent and all level and fairways are excellent to play from and although they are wide there are a lot of trees here so anything off the fairway, good luck. Greens are nice and firm and still hold shots well they also roll exactly how you see them. There are not any overly difficult objects except maybe number 3 where this is a swale/creek near the green but nothing to worry about. Wasn’t in sand so no comment there. The military courses here are always in good shape and price wise they are a little more expensive than city owned courses but they are in line with what resort courses charge locals so every chance I get to play them I jump at the chance. Afterwards had a few beers and I commented on how good this place is. If you are in the area it’s highly recommended …