Played Navy Marine this morning with a retired Army friend. The course is east of Pearl Harbor on Navy Property but there are no guard gates to pass through. There is a driving range, restaurant and... Continue »

Played Navy Marine this morning with a retired Army friend. The course is east of Pearl Harbor on Navy Property but there are no guard gates to pass through. There is a driving range, restaurant and the golf course. Check in is simple, must be active or retired Military to play or have a sponsor with you. The course is very generous with wide fairways and smaller greens. Lots of left to right & right to left doglegs as the 1st tee is left to right. Not to much of rough to mention mostly mature and some newer ones that were planted recently line the fairways. Greens are firm but hold shots well and they roll well with a little break here and there. Wasn’t in any bunkers but sand looked soft and easy to play from. Not a lot of people playing this morning we teed off at 9am and finished at 1:00 . The restaurant isn’t any less expensive than other golf courses because beers were still 5 bucks but if you bought 5 it was only 20 dollars. Anyways I am always glad when they ask me to play there because I love the layout and the topography and you often see and hear F18’s flying over. I’m not sure what the military rate is but civilian rate over 60 is 65.00 and it’s a great course to play if you can get on..