18-Hole (Public) This club began hosting the LPGA Hawaiian Open in 1996. The course is wide open on the front and back nines, and trade winds continuously blow toward the ocean and can create havoc. The toughest hole is #7, a 586-yard, par 5, which plays directly into the wind. The...

36-Hole (Resort) This resort, which was named to "GOLF Magazine's" 1998 list of "Gold Medal Resorts," features two regulation eighteen hole courses. The Kiele Course is very demanding and requires several shots over ravines. "Golf Digest" rated it the 6th "Best in State" course in 1995-96, and 7th in 1997-98. In...

18-Hole (Public) There are very few sand bunkers on this course, but the terrain will make for some difficult lies. Both the greens and fairways are undulating. A new clubhouse was completed in 1995. The automated tee time number for this course is (808) 296-2000.

9-Hole (Military) This course offers ocean views from several holes, including #5, a 175-yard, par 3, which has a panoramic view of Pearl Harbor all the way to the Arizona Memorial. It is a short and tricky course. It is carved out of a valley, so expect many changes in elevation...

36-Hole (Resort) This resort, which was named to "GOLF Magazine's" 1995 list of "Silver Medal Resorts," features two eighteen hole courses. The North Course plays the tighter of the two, with lava flows awaiting an errant tee shot. The firm, well-undulated greens, and narrow fairways provide a challenge, while the ocean...

18-Hole (Public) This course was built on the side of a hill overlooking the Pacific Ocean. Hole #1 starts at an elevation of 2,100 feet and the course moves up the hill reaching the highest point at 3,000 feet. There are great views of the ocean from virtually every hole. The...

9-Hole (Semi-private) This narrow course features out-of-bounds stakes lining many holes. There are some elevated greens and tee boxes. Water hazards (two ponds) come into play on three holes.

18-Hole (Public) This flat course features water hazards coming into play on six holes, and panoramic views of the ships in Pearl Harbor. The signature holes are #17, a par 3, and #18, a par 5, each providing particularly breathtaking views of the harbor. Any groups that are more than four...

27-Hole (Resort) This club has three nine hole courses that are played in three eighteen hole combinations. The Ocean Course has a hole that requires a shot over the ocean. The Lake Course has two lakes that come into play on three holes. The Woods Course has a lake that comes...

27-Hole (Resort) This club has three nine hole courses that are played in three eighteen hole combinations. There are 270 acres of stunning views of the rain-carved Waianae Mountains. Ten scenic lakes protect many of the well-manicured greens. The club hosts several celebrity tournaments and the Super Pro Am. These courses...