Illustrative imageHonolulu, Hawaii
Navy-Marine Golf Course
About the club
Located less than one mile from Pearl Harbor, this 18-hole championship golf course is rated among the military's top ten courses in the world. It features a well-maintained layout with recently renovated greens, tees and bunkers, water features on three holes, and many mature trees.
Amenities
Casual Dining
Dining
Driving Range
Golf Course
Pro Shop
Course
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Navy-Marine Golf Course
Membership
2026/27
Monthly Equivalent
On request
over 10 yrs
Year 1 Total
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Lifetime Total
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Location
943 Valkenburgh St B888, Honolulu, Hawaii 96818, United States
Reviews
4.4
498 reviews
Always a very solid course. Good condition, nice greens. Nothing fancy or remarkable about the layout, but it’s reasonably fun and interesting enough. Staff was very helpful getting our group out when a time became available.
Matt Commons
Fantastic golf course, a must if you travel to or are in Hawaii. Generous fairways, great greens, and very helpful staff. Price is really good too.
Fred Perez
⛳️ Navy-Marine Golf Course – More Like “Meh-vy” Marine Golf 😐 Let’s call it what it is—a solid 2-star experience, max. If you’re expecting a hidden gem or some kind of standout military club dining experience... temper those expectations right now. The golf? Decent. The layout is fine, the greens are playable, but nothing about it screams "must-play." More like “well, it’s here and open.” Now the food? Standard-issue cafeteria fare. You know the drill—lukewarm burgers, soggy fries, and food that tastes like it gave up halfway through cooking. The kind of meal that reminds you you're still on base and not on vacation 😅. Service? Not bad, but not memorable either. Just basic and functional, like everything else designed for a captive military audience with limited options. At least the company I kepty was good, fopr the most part, but typically, military folks tend to act differently when out with their significant others, usually, you see their real colors, like "no color at all, even nasty" / fake folks I like to call them. The guy in the blue blazer sitting across from me was really a winner (weiner), but 75% of the folks were cool. Bottom line: don’t come hungry, and don’t bring high hopes. It gets the job done, but that’s about it. Might be worth a swing if you're already on base and just want to hit a bucket and grab a bite—but otherwise, you're not missing much. Go find a loco moco, you'll be more satisfied.... MTC
Michael Clark