Aya Golf Lounge Honolulu: Pricing, Events, Karaoke (2026)

If you've been looking for a golf simulator in Honolulu that doesn't feel like a beat-up driving range with a screen taped to the wall, Aya Golf Lounge is the spot. Private suites, full bar, karaoke, and it sits right between Ala Moana and Waikiki — five minutes either direction. They've been open since March 2025.

Aya bills itself as "Hawaiʻi's premier lounge for dining, golf, and karaoke," and after walking through the place, that's not marketing fluff. It actually delivers on all three. This is the full guide: what's inside, what it costs, when to go, and why this place keeps coming up when locals talk about indoor golf and karaoke bars in Waikiki.

Where Aya Golf Lounge Is Located

Address: 641 Keʻeaumoku Street, Honolulu, HI 96814

Aya sits on Keʻeaumoku — the main strip behind Walmart, right by Ala Moana Center. Five minutes by Uber from Waikiki, walking distance from Ala Moana Mall, and easy to reach from Kakaako, Kahala, or anywhere on the south shore of Oʻahu.

From most Waikiki hotels, an Uber runs around five minutes. If you're closer to the Ala Moana side of Waikiki, walking is doable.

Parking: Street parking is available, plus retail stall parking at the building. Free until 2 AM. After 2 AM they start towing, so if you're closing the place down, plan accordingly.

If you're driving in from Kakaako, Diamond Head, or Kāneʻohe, this is one of the easiest indoor entertainment spots to get to in Honolulu — no Waikiki traffic, easy parking, and you're not paying $25 to valet at a hotel.

The Private Golf Simulator Suites

This is the main event. Aya runs three room categories: Lounge/Dining, Standard Suite, and VIP Suite.

The simulators in the suites are Golfzon — one of the most established professional indoor golf simulator brands in the world. The system tracks ball speed, launch angle, spin rate, club path, and gives you AI swing analysis after each shot. It's accurate enough for real swing work — not just for fun. The course library includes 280+ iconic courses worldwide, so you can play full rounds at famous courses, work the range, dial in your wedges, or run target practice.

The setup automates the boring parts. After every swing, the next ball drops onto the tee on its own. When you're done with a bucket, the balls roll back through the rotator. No bending, no resetting, no breaking the rhythm of your session. For older players or anyone with a back that doesn't love picking up balls all day, this alone is worth the visit.

Suite types

• Standard Suite — Built for groups of four. The workhorse simulator room.
• VIP Suite — Larger room, fits up to twenty people. The only suite currently equipped to accommodate left-handed players. If you're a lefty looking for indoor golf in Honolulu, this is your room.
• Lounge/Dining — Bar and dining seating without a simulator, for groups who want food and drinks only.

Equipment: They provide PXG irons (S-Grind, Tungsten, and Milled models on hand) if you don't want to bring your own. You can also bring your own clubs, and instructors are welcome — bring your coach for a private lesson session.

Lessons: Aya has instructors on-site, and you can also bring your own coach. Either way, the simulator gives you instant feedback so you're not just hitting balls into a screen — you're actually getting data on every swing.

Left-Handed Golf in Hawaiʻi — Aya's VIP Suite

Quick callout for the lefties because this isn't always easy to find. Many indoor golf simulators are set up right-handed by default, which can leave left-handed players figuring out workarounds.

Aya's VIP Suite is specifically equipped for left-handed players, per their reservation page. That's a meaningful detail if you're a lefty in Honolulu trying to practice indoors.

So if you're a left-handed golfer searching for indoor golf for lefties in Hawaiʻi, a left-handed golf simulator in Honolulu, or somewhere to actually practice your swing without flipping the whole setup — book the VIP Suite specifically. Worth knowing before you reserve.

Karaoke at Aya — How It Works

Aya runs Live Karaoke Night every Wednesday from 5 PM to 2 AM, plus karaoke is built into the private suites every day they're open. The pricing is simpler than you'd think — but you should know how it's structured before you book.

The flat karaoke charge: $2 per song, anywhere in the lounge.

Whether you're at the bar or inside a private suite, every song you sing is $2. That's the singing fee. It's the same rate no matter where you are in the building.

Option 1 — Live Karaoke Night at the bar (every Wednesday, 5 PM to 2 AM)

Walk in, grab a seat, join the pass-the-mic karaoke happening at the bar. No suite booking required, no room rental, no cover. The mic gets passed around — one person sings, the next person picks one up.

Heads up on timing: the event officially runs from 5 PM, but the crowd starts filling in around 9 PM — that's when management told me it gets busy. If you want full energy, show up at 9 or after. If you want a chill warm-up, come earlier.

Option 2 — Private suite karaoke (any day, any time)

Want a private room for your group? Book any simulator suite — Standard or VIP — at the regular hourly rates ($75 or $100/hr Standard, $100 or $120/hr VIP). Every suite has a built-in karaoke TV, microphone setup, and audio system alongside the golf simulator. The $2/song charge applies the same way it does at the bar.

So your total for a private suite karaoke night = suite rental (per hour) + $2 per song.

Quick example: a group of five books a Standard Suite for three hours on a Saturday night ($100/hr after 5 PM = $300 for the room) and sings 30 songs total across the group ($60 in song fees). That's $360 for the karaoke and the room — not counting food and drinks.

From my Wednesday visit (May 6, 2026)

I went back to Aya on a Wednesday — pulled up around 9:50 PM, grabbed a seat at the bar, and put my name in the karaoke rotation. Sang two songs: "Chicken Fried" by Zac Brown Band and "Take Me Home, Country Roads." Two songs, $4 total. The flat $2/song rate management told me about? Confirmed in practice.

Ordered a club soda with lemon while I waited for my turn. The Wednesday setup is exactly what you'd expect from a casual karaoke night — purple ambient lighting, the lyrics screen running above the bar, and a low-key vibe where you can sit, drink, talk, and jump in when the mic comes your way. No waiting list, no minimum, no commitment. Turn up, sing what you want, pay per song.

For anyone put off by the all-or-nothing private-room karaoke setups around Honolulu — where you commit to a 1–2 hour room rental and have to fill it with songs to justify the cost — Aya's bar karaoke is a different category. Show up alone, leave after one song, no minimum. That flexibility is the whole point.

Aya Golf Lounge Events Calendar — There's Something Every Night

This is the part that surprised me. Aya runs themed events seven nights a week. So if you're trying to pick a night to go, here's the full lineup with what's running when:

Sunday — Industry Night (7 PM – 2 AM)

If you work in hospitality, this is your night. Bring a valid industry card and you get 25% off your entire tab — golf play, bar, and selected food items. Karaoke suites are complimentary for industry members on Sunday nights. Honolulu service industry workers, restaurant staff, hotel staff — this is built for you.

Monday — Skewers & Sake Night (5 PM – 2 AM)

The food deal that pulls a crowd. Unagi or pork belly skewers, 3 for $13. A 2-hour golf play package is also available with a sake bottle for the group, 21+ only.

Tuesday — Taco Tuesday (6:30 PM – 2 AM)

• Original Tacos — soft or hard shell, 3 for $12
• Korean Tacos — marinated pork with jalapeño, 3 for $12
• Ceviche Bowl — Kona kapachi marinated with fresh lime ceviche blend, $16
• Steak Quesadilla — top sirloin steak with sweet onion and pico de gallo, $15

Wednesday — Live Karaoke Night (5 PM – 2 AM)

Covered in the karaoke section above. Pass-the-mic at the bar, $2/song, runs all night. Crowd peaks around 9 PM per management — show up then if you want full energy.

Thursday — GLOW @ Aya: Glow in the Dark Golf (7 PM – 2 AM)

Glow-in-the-dark golf social mixer. Different vibe in the simulator suites — neon visuals, bucket specials at the bar all night.

Last Thursday of the Month — Live Jazz Night

Every last Thursday, Aya hosts live jazz in the lounge. Real band, real sets.

2nd Thursday of the Month — Aya Dart Tournament

Aya has DartsLive2 machines built into the lounge. Once a month, they run a real tournament: $20 buy-in, blind draw, double elimination, Dart Live card required. Bucket specials all night, $6 Tito's.

Friday — Beats & Eats (9 PM – 2 AM)

The DJ night. Aya brings in a live DJ every Friday alongside premium golf, karaoke, handcrafted drinks, and food. This is the closest Aya gets to a full nightlife setup.

Saturday — Open Golf and Bar

No themed event. Saturday is the high-volume night — book your suite ahead, expect peak rates ($100/hr Standard, $120/hr VIP after 5 PM), and the bar gets busy.

The Bar, the Food, and the Atmosphere

Aya isn't just a golf place with a vending machine. The bar is fully stocked, the food menu is real, and the room has the feel of a proper upscale-casual lounge — not a sports bar, not a fine dining room, somewhere in between.

The space

You walk in and the bar runs along one side with five TVs above it for whatever live games are on. Tables and seating fill the rest of the front room, then the simulator suites branch off behind. There's also a dart corner with two DartsLive2 machines and booth seating — separate from the golf bays, so you can play darts while waiting for a suite to open up or just chill. The lighting is dim but not moody-dark. Plates are nice ceramic. Cutlery is rose gold.

The food

I had the Truffle Burger and Fries ($25) — and it was the move. Juicy patty, soft bun, fresh tomato, fresh greens, and the truffle garlic fries with ketchup were the standout. The truffle aroma was real and the flavor held up.

The menu covers what you'd expect at this kind of lounge: burgers, fries, and a full cocktail list, plus rotating event-night specials (skewers on Mondays, tacos on Tuesdays — see the events section above for the full lineup).

The drinks

Full cocktail program plus a deeper list of premium spirits if you're celebrating something.

Heads up on outside food and drinks: Aya doesn't allow outside food or drinks — they have a full kitchen and full bar handling everything in-house, including delivery to your private suite. Food and drinks come right to your room while you play.

Aya Golf Lounge Prices (2026)

Here's the exact current pricing structure, straight from the booking system. All prices are per bay, per hour.

Lounge/Dining: Reservable bar/dining seating without a simulator booking. Food and drinks at standard menu pricing.

Karaoke night: $2 per song, every Wednesday 5 PM – 2 AM.

The simulator charge is on top of food and drinks, which run at typical upscale-lounge prices. Realistic budget for two people doing one to two hours of golf plus food and drinks: plan for around $200–$300 total depending on how much you order. For a group of four splitting a Standard Suite, the per-person golf cost drops to around $25/hour — competitive with most other entertainment options on Oʻahu.

The simulator charge is billed when you arrive. Reservations are made through their booking system; for current availability check ayagolflounge.com or call (808) 200-2982.

Aya Golf Lounge Membership: Pricing and Perks

If you're going to be hitting the simulator regularly — say, twice a week or more — the membership pays for itself fast. Here's the official structure.

What's included with membership

• Golfzon Player Card — track your stats and shot history across every session
• Full Swing & Shot Tracking — instant ball and club data on every shot
• AI Swing Analysis — real-time motion tracking with instant feedback and swing corrections
• 280+ iconic courses worldwide to play through
• Private golf suites included
• Friends & Family Access — bring guests under your membership

Membership access window

• Daily, 11 AM – 6 PM (member access hours — the daytime training window)
• Max 2-hour sessions per day
• Reservations required (online or call ahead)

The 11 AM – 6 PM window matters. The membership covers the daytime training shift, which is when serious players want range time anyway. Peak evening hours stay at the standard pay-per-bay rates for everyone, members included.

Math check: Pay-as-you-go at standard daytime rates = $75/hour. At 7 hours/month, you've already spent $525 — more than the monthly membership. If you're playing more than ~6.5 hours a month during the day, the monthly is the move. If you're playing 12+ hours a month, annual saves you serious money on top.

To inquire about membership: call (808) 200-2982 or email info@ayagolflounge.com (note: this is the membership-specific email, separate from the events email).

Best for Groups: Bachelor Parties, Birthdays, Corporate Events

Here's where Aya quietly competes with venues twice its size.

Bachelor parties and bachelorette parties

You rent the VIP Suite — fits up to twenty people, simulator running, full bar service to your room, food brought in. It's a self-contained party. No bouncing between bars in Waikiki, no losing half your group on Kuhio Avenue, no fighting for an Uber at 1 AM. Everyone stays together for hours.

Birthday parties

Same logic. Smaller groups in the Standard Suite, larger groups in the VIP. The room is yours for the booking window.

Corporate events and team building

This is the underrated use. Most Honolulu corporate "team building" defaults to the same handful of venues — happy hours at the same Waikiki bars, the occasional luau, sometimes an escape room. A golf simulator with a full bar, food service, and a private space changes the energy completely.

Private event buyouts and catering

For larger events — full restaurant buyouts, private catering, custom packages — Aya handles direct event inquiries through management@ayagolflounge.com. Email them with the date, group size, and what you have in mind.

Gift Cards: Underrated Move

Aya sells gift cards through their website. If you've got a friend who golfs, a husband who wants to escape with the boys, or a coworker leaving the company, this is a way better gift than another generic Amazon card.

Available at ayagolflounge.com under the Gift Cards tab.

Best Times to Visit Aya Golf Lounge

Aya is open 11 AM to 2 AM every day. Here's how the day actually breaks down:

• 11 AM – 5 PM (any weekday): Quietest. Best for serious practice and lessons. Lower rates kick in here ($75/hr Standard, $100/hr VIP).
• 5 PM – 9 PM: The shift starts. After-work crowd starts trickling in. Rates bump up after 5 PM ($100/hr Standard, $120/hr VIP per bay).
• 9 PM – Midnight: Peak. Weekend nights especially. Music up, bar busy, all suites usually booked.
• Midnight – 2 AM: Late-night crowd. Smaller, more committed.
• Wednesday 5 PM – 2 AM: Live Karaoke Night. Crowd builds at 9 PM per the manager — that's when energy peaks.

How to Book a Suite at Aya Golf Lounge

• Website: ayagolflounge.com
• Phone: (808) 200-2982
• Email (events/buyouts): management@ayagolflounge.com
• Email (membership): info@ayagolflounge.com

For larger groups, call ahead or email. They'll set up the right room, pre-coordinate food and drinks, and make sure your simulator is dialed in for your group's skill mix.

Booking system note: Aya uses SevenRooms, which means you'll get a confirmation email with calendar add-on, a reservation number, and a modify/cancel link. Standard 24-hour cancellation window applies.

Final Take

Aya Golf Lounge is doing something a lot of Honolulu venues aren't: combining a serious activity, a real bar, and a private-suite setup that works for anything from a solo practice session to a 20-person bachelor party. The Golfzon simulator equipment is professional-grade, the food and drinks are legit, and the karaoke night is one of the better casual karaoke setups in Waikiki right now.

Pricing is straightforward and fair for what you're getting — $75/hour for a Standard Suite during the day, simulator booked per bay, no surprise fees. The membership ($499/mo or $4,999/yr) is the move if you're playing 7+ hours a month during the daytime window.