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Looks like they are doing a fair amount of work on the course which is really good to see. It is a great layout and the conditions have gone a little south in the past few years. Right now it's in good shape for the middle of February. Greens are sooooo slow. The pro shop shoud tell every single player to check to repair their ball marks because some greens are pot marked. Not the courses fault, just bad golfers.

We started off by teeing off 20 minutes late. Not good. BUT, we finished in well under 4 hours so pace of play was excellent. The course is in good condition. Tight lies on most fairways and “rough” and very firm greens. They don’t have pull carts or a cheaper rate for walkers so that’s the only negative I have.

Love the layout. Lots of great holes and 5 tee boxes to choose from. But it needs some TLC. Tee boxes are in tough shape. Grass is rough stuff on a number of them. Secondary rough is a lost ball every time. Will there ever be a driving range with grass to hit off again instead of just mats?

Tiffany is in great shape, albeit the rough is absurdly tall. Lost balls or impossible shots out of the stuff. It also lends itself to slow play as people search for lost balls. As result we waited on every shot, sometimes 15 minutes on a tee box. And this on a Tuesday afternoon. Can't imagine playing on the weekend.

The course was in great shape and is fun to play. But, we waited on a lot of holes and we were only the 5th group off in the early morning . There are no excuses for that. Some marshals need to move things along. The group behind us had 3 holes open between us and them. Can’t imagine playing behind them

Tiffany is a great layout and fun to play. BUT, not for anyone over a 13 handicap right now. The primary rough right off the fairway is very tough. In fact our group lost balls just barely off the fairway. Which of course made all groups waste time looking for their balls if not in the fairway. And forget about the secondary rough. They grow this up to your knees every year and it is an automatic lost ball. Same around the sand traps. Not sure why they think losing balls is so fun. And the slowing of play to search. We had two groups on tee boxes on a number of holes. No fun.

I enjoy playing Tiffany and the course condition is improving. We were finally able to drive carts on the fairway which was nice. The only thing to complain about is that there is no marshal. We had a group ahead of us with 1 1/2 holes open in front of them by number 8.. Someone needed to move them along.

Good course, reasonably priced. NO driving range because the picker wasn’t working. Except that the picker was out picking up balls. Hmm. Greens were really nice and good bunkers. Fairways are a bit tough though. Very thin grass.

The employees were great. Friendly, hard working and so in. The green fee was reasonable but….. the driving range was closed, no discount for that. Course was packed. Not enough carts so had to wait for carts. Round took 5 hours. Not a Ranger in sight but we got several messages to pick up the pace while we waited on every shot for the groups in front of us. The greens have serious problems, especially on the front. bare spots and not a smooth putt anywhere. fairways had issues too. The only good thing was the great workers and the people we were paired with.

Tifffany is a great layout and fun to play. I know it's winter but the driving range grass has been rough for a long time. People really need to fix their ball marks on the greens because they are getting very pockmarked. But, they continue to let fivesomes out. This time there were I believe 3 or four in a row. By hole number two, hole three was open entirely because of slow play of the fivesome in front of me.

38 degrees at tee time. I was all by myself and didn't run into anyone until number 13. They let me play through and I finished in 2 1/2 hours. The course is in good shape but the greens are still very pock marked. People just don't know how to fix ball marks. I got a Hot Deal on golf now and only paid $30.

The course is in terrific shape, unlike Shoal Creek across the street. But, $37 to walk the course? I've played this course many times and it's a crapshoot on how long the round will be. The front nine was okay at 2 hours but the back was horrible at 2 hours and 45 minutes. Including a 15-minute wait on the 10th tee. I saw a marshal once, but he apparently just rode around and did nothing to speed up play. Weekends are even slower at times. They need to do something about this.

We played the Prince course on a sunny and windy day. The wind probably blows all of the time so it was a normal day. But when you play into the wind some of the holes are a lot tougher. The course was in great shape and water comes into play often. I was in bunkers several times and they were immaculate. Playing HI courses when you are a tourist is always expensive but that's the price of traveling there and playing golf. There are great GPS screens in the cart so that was helpful.

Royal Hawaiian was a beautiful course. The par three's were all amazing. Fairways are generous, but, if you are off the fairway or off the green much you will lose your ball. It is thick jungle and balls just disappear. The greens were crazy slow so that was disappointing but it is on the rainy side of the island so everything is very wet. Carts cannot go off the path because of this and walking is out of the question because of the length between some holes. I'd recommend the course just for the beauty of it.

We were in Florence for a wedding and this was the only course around. It was a great find. The people in the pro shop as well as the starter were great. The course is in excellent condition with carpets for fairways. Lots of sand and a great island green hole. They need to figure out the bad grass growing in small clumps on some greens but other than that it was fun to play. We got out ahead of the league at 7:20am and played in 3 hours. T

We played on a perfect day. 68 degrees and all sun. The people working there were all very friendly. It was in good shape but the rough is definitely dormant and moss like and provided some interesting lies. Lot's of wildlife. Road runners, coots, geese, doves and an owl. We played in 3 1/2 hours which was great. But we did tee off early.

Tiffany is in great condition and is always a good layout. BUT, if you are a 15 or higher be ready to lose balls. They have grass up to your knees and laying over around bunkers and just right of the cart path. The owners think it's fun to lose balls with a not so bad shot.

The condition of the fairways, greens and practice area is hugely improved from the last few years. It is really coming back around. That said, they have allowed a jungle to grow around bunkers that is so penal you will lose a ball if it rolls into it. We're talking knee high stuff. They must think it's great but it sucks. Isn't the bunker enough of a penalty. It is also like this just over a few of the cart paths. PREPARE TO LOSE BALLS. They need to fix it because 15 and higher handicaps are going to lose a lot of balls and slow play looking for balls on a lot of holes.

Got a great Hot Deal for $20 plus fees on Golf Now. Course was in good winter shape. New sand in the bunkers so they are much improved. Zoisa is dormant so cart path only but that should lead to a great spring.

Shoal Creek is always a fave to play. Great Hot Deals price of $35 too. The course is in great shape albeit the zoysia is now dormant. Greens are almost fully recovered from aeration. The only negative is the fivesome we ran into which slowed up and otherwise fast round.