The location is great if you have access to the base. The course is right on the beach and includes many other things to do nearby. The course is simple and good for beginners. Easy to navigate and each hole includes a map on the sign.

Only 9 holes. Hardly any difficulty and very few obstacles. Some other holes and other things in the area are kind of close to some of the fairways (roads, volleyball courts, etc.) Tees are kind of worn down (just dirt now) Baskets are a little rusty.

This is a decent course if you're here to enjoy the beach. It makes for a nice break before getting back in the water. Its not one worth going way out of your way for but if you are in the area its not too bad.

This is the only permament course on the island. The backdrop is amazing, beautiful Pacific Ocean veiws, and nice mix of trees on the course. The baskets are all brand new, and even though the tees are grass or sand, they are well marked with nice large rocks, with hole markers on them. The baskets are also marked so it's very easy to find the next hole and basket. There is also discs avalible for rent so friends and family that may not have there own can join in as well. There is also restroom facilities, and of course a beatiful beach to cool off in after an amazing round in paradise.

There are two holes that are extremely short, but there are also a few that allow for bigger drives. I prefer concrete pads, but the earth pads here are in good shape and not "dug in".

I really enjoyed my time here and would recomend this course to any avid player, or to someone looking to try the sport out as well. There are plenty of trees to provide shade as well as add to the challenge. The course is small but they have done well with the space they had to work with. I had no issues with the playground or walking paths, but I have played the game once or twice and can control my discs. The wind was an added challenge, but that was all it was, not some sort of game breaker as described by the reviewer before me. There are no water holes to contend with, just some wind. I like a challenge so the wind was actually welcomed, and on some holes if played right it helped get some extra distance.