Ko Olina Golf Club

Ko Olina Golf Club, listed as one of Golf Digest’s Top 75 Resort Courses in the U.S., is a challenging 18-hole course built in 1990 by renowned golf course architect Ted Robinson. Typical of his designs, Ko Olina Golf Club features 16 exceptional water features, multi-tiered greens, large landing areas, and a moderate length which makes it perfect for beginners and experts alike.

Located within the luxurious Ko Olina Resort & Marina on the sunny West Coast of Oahu, just a short drive from Honolulu and Waikiki, the course has hosted the LPGA Fields Open in Hawaii since 2006 and is the former host of Senior PGA and LGPA Hawaiian Open. Ko Olina’s Clubhouse features a fully stocked Golf Shop for anything and everything golf, and full service ladies’ and men’s locker rooms with showers and Jacuzzi.

To top off a great golf experience, be sure to visit the course’s restaurant – Roy’s. Located at the Ko Olina Clubhouse, Roy Yamaguchi’s award-winning restaurant blends fresh local ingredients, bold Asian spices and European sauces to create Hawaiian Fusion Cuisine, done to perfection.