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Eastport was in better condition than the other 3 courses that we played. But they needed a ranger or starter cuz it was stacked. We had 4 groups on a par 5! However we got done in 41/2 hours and we were a 4some

Fast greens, water in 16 holes! Would have liked to play it again.

settler's hills is a fun course to play, with a lot of elevation changes, and tough greens. however, they don't have sand bottles on the carts & you really need them to fix the divots cause I noticed players in front of us not replacing the divots. also players should be fixing their divots on the greens which both of these are pet peeves of mine. we played as a threesome, the course was busy but we got done in 4 hours.

mill creek use to be in better shape. there was extremely amount of divots in the fairways. seems like the players aren't taking the time to fix their divots . my wife & I spent a lot of time fixing them while we played. and there were a lot of divots on the greens that players needed to fix but didn't. the cart paths need to be repaired also. I usually don't give bad reviews but the management needs to fix these problems.

I would play this course on a weekly basis if it wasn't over one hour drive to get there. but every time I play there I enjoy playing there. you better score well on the front because the back is harder and more elevations.

the winter must have taken a toll on this course. the majority of the greens barely have grass on them. if your off the fairway there is a lot of deadpan areas. the management must be living in the past with the price of green fees. it use to be a good course not now. I only played for the golfnow price of 20 bucks. probably won't play it again this year because I heard they were raising their green fees??

the course has some tough holes if you a want a challenging course this is the one to play. the fairways were wide enough that you could drive in. sand traps had nice quality to it that you could get the club through it. had a lot of scenery to look at. out of the 18 holes I thought 11 of them could be their signature holes. the greens were tough to read at times but the starter tried explaining the way to read them. I'm more use to reading green that break away from the mountain or breaking towards the water. I got a great price by using golf now. the course plays from 5300 yards to over 7,000. it is a true test of one's golf game. this is one of the best venues for golf in maui

even though they just aerated the greens on the front 9 the puts ran true & quick. the front 9 has water in play it was challenging and the back 9 was more straight long. my favorite hole was number 17 but there were many holes that could be the signature hole. this was first time I played the course & was very impressed and can't wait to come back & play it again. we drove 11/2 hours to play on a cold day

the greens were in excellent shape. the fairways were also in good condition for this time of year. we played the front nine in one hour 15 minutes. when we hit the back nine the men's league were playing so we found an empty slot on hole 12 and continued to play and finished holes 10 & 11 after playing the 18th. even though we played like that was fine. Seneca oaks is a nice course to play even though it took us 1 hour drive.

the fairways were in excellent condition. the greens were difficult but readable on the breaks. you had some elevated tees on several holes and forced carries.

my wife & I always enjoy playing here. the staff treats you like a regular. friendly. the course was in great shape. even though I didn't shoot well I enjoyed playing this course. the elevated tees is fun and the par 3 on hole4 is nice. hole 5 is narrow & blind tee shotis is great course to play

nice course with mature trees and fun greens. feels like your playing out in the country