Hoakalei Country Club

Beautiful club in a terrific developing area. Golf (one track) and outstanding dinning facilities. I propose serious consideration to pickleball AND tennis (Hard-true) courts. With an aging population, hard-true is allowing the 50ish & 60ish age group to continue playing. With a plethora of military spouses in Ewa, this would be a home run. BRAVO!!!!

From the moment you arrive at the Hoakalei Golf Course on the Ewa side of Oahu, you'll quickly realize this is one of the premier courses on the island. As the host of the LPGA Lotte Championship, you know you're stepping onto a world-class course.The layout strikes a perfect balance between challenge and beauty, with strategically placed bunkers and undulating greens that will test even seasoned golfers. Impeccably maintained, the fast greens make every putt exciting.The clubhouse is top-notch, offering a relaxing atmosphere and delicious local fare, while the welcoming and attentive staff adds to the overall experience.Whether you're a seasoned golfer looking for a new challenge or a beginner eager to experience Hawaii's beauty on the fairway, Hoakalei offers an unforgettable round for players of all level. Enjoy!

Great place! Celebrated Christmas 2024. Great location, ambiance, parking, and service. Our lunch orders were delicious but my Philly cheese steak bun was hard as a rock. Otherwise would of been rated 5 star. Other guest ordered a chicken cheese salad sandwich but no cheese was found. I loved the pumpkin crunch cheesecake. No too sweet yet fresh with crunchy crust. The host loved her beet salad so much she ordered another to go. Glad we.found your place to celebrate.

It was a treat to be invited out for dinner at this country club. There were families enjoying the pool when we arrived. The restaurant has outdoor dining on the golf green for spectators. We sat indoors and order 16 oz and 24 oz steaks, and shrimp scampi. I had the Udon noodles with shrimp. The portions were large and we left with doggie bags. Nice experience.

Everything was absolutely stunning about this place. The pool. The food. The drinks. The serenity. The company.

Non-member paid play kicked off the course at 6pm well before the sun went down. Unsure if it was management policy or laziness of the staff wanting to leave. Either way for the supposedly premier course on Oahu it is BS. If I was contemplating membership this would be a deal breaker.

Wow, I called the restaurant and spoke to a rude female. I stated from the start of the conversation that I just have a couple of questions. The first part of the question is if we needed to be a member in order to dine there because someone in our party who is the member was debating on whether or not coming w/ us. 2nd part was if they were having a Mother's Day brunch. She wasn't so pleasant in answering my questions. Twice she reminded me we needed to be a member to make reservations in which I told her in the beginning already someone is a member and then she goes into her little instructions and says "well I can't make a reservation, that we would have to make the reservation via email" in an annoyed tone when I clearly did not ask to make any reservations. I told her she didn't need to be rude (maybe she thought we couldn't afford to eat there)I'm sure based on other reviewers this restaurant is really good, however based on how I was spoken to on the phone I would rather spend money elsewhere. We wanted something nice close to home, especially when La Hiki was already booked but I guess we will go to a different country club that my uncle is also a member of or go Waikiki for brunch.

ThIs review is solely for the restaurant and grounds, basically what the mouth can taste and the eyes can see as we did not attend as members or as golfers. I will say, however, that this club made me WISH I golfed (and had a fat bank account to become a member!) We attended a volunteer appreciation event here for Poi Dogs and Popoki on a quiet Sunday afternoon. We found the club easy to locate with plenty of parking. The clubhouse is remarkably gorgeous, although there wasn't any signage to find the event. The views here are nothing short of stunning. You can see both mountain ranges and the course looks like it's maliciously maintained. The ocean is also just passed the club and you can get glimpses of it, but not from the clubhouse restaurant or bar. There is an outside bar (the kind you'd expect to find on a tropical island, yet there really are so few) and a beautiful infinity pool with a hot tub that overlooks the course and mountains. Reflections restaurant was very pretty, however a little too open to keep the noise down - a place you can imagine a buffet being held. The wine cellar wall is impressive and the drink prices are what you'd expect(we ordered 2 mimosas and a soda at $28). The food was spectacular. We were served what seems to be foods from their regular menu (based on other reviews) - garlic mashed, prime rib, two types of chicken dishes, fish, poke, and sushi. We also sampled the chocolate mousse, fruit tarts, and tiramisu. The service was friendly, but not particularly attentive. Over all, this one visit made us inquire about membership - which there are many tiers of, but none that are comfortably in our price range.

We've been playing golf here for many years and love the course and layout. It continually is getting better and is always in exceptional condition. The Pro Jason and staff are very professional and courteous. If you get the opportunity to play this course please do. The club house is new it opened last year and its worth talking about. The restaurant serves great food we had their burger and a pork katsu dish. Both delicious and the staff again are excellent and friendly. The atmosphere is five stars. Well done Hoakalei. Well done. I just hope they stay with the Palmer program.

Janet was so rude and not helpful at all I would give this place zero stars but I can't unfortunately