Best Golf Courses in Honolulu

Are you in Honolulu and craving for some golf courses? You do not need to worry as we have got 10 of the most popular golf courses in and around the city for you. Take out some of that stored energy (Read More)in the golf course amidst a lot of greenery. Golfing attire and equipment are the most important things that you should definitely take care of when visiting one. Though golf does not have a lot of players as it is considered to be a posh game, however, it has its own importance among the people who play the sport regularly.

Here is the list of 10 Golf Courses in Honolulu

1. Olomana Golf Club, Honolulu

Olomana Golf Club, Honolulu

Olomana Golf Course built in 1968 by Mark Miller and Bob E. Baldock is a 6306 yards long golf course that has 18 holes. Located at a distance of 12.9 miles from Honolulu, this golf course has a driving range, chipping area, golf school academy, and putting green. They also rent carts and clubs. If you are expecting some extra facilities from them, they will not disappoint you as they have facilities like clubhouses, banquets, bars, and restaurants. There is a dress code that needs to be followed for being able to enter the course, that is collared shirts. They have two different nines which are equally challenging and thus are perfect for all the competitive golfers out there. Here you will not only get to having an amazing experience while playing but you will also be able to get a view of Ko’olau Mountain Range.

Timings : Remains open from 6:30 am to 6 pm

Pricing : The price range is from $25- $105 for both weekdays as well as weekends. Tee time is from $30

Disability- friendly : Wheelchairs available

2. Ko Olina Golf Club, Honolulu

Ko Olina Golf Club, Honolulu

Want to experience golf at a privately owned property with all the advantages and luxury? Ko Olina Golf Club is the perfect place if you are planning for a luxurious day. Located at a distance of 24.4 miles from the city of Honolulu, it ensures the best experience in golf to its visitors. If you are an amateur you definitely do not have to worry as they have a golf academy that provides beginner golf classes, private lessons, on-course playing lessons, daily golf clinics, and junior programs. Experience a world of cuisine at Roy’s inside the club. They provide with amenities like a free shuttle, group tournament play, caddies, and forecaddies, men’s and ladies’ locker room, golf shop, clubhouse, driving range, putting greens, etc. Enjoy a luxurious golf day!

Timings : Remains open from 6 am to 5 pm every day

Pricing : The price range is $160 after 1 pm for both on the resort as well as off resort. For 9 holes, it is $115 for off resort and $99 for on resort, for replay it is $95 for both on the resort as well as off resort on the basis of availability. For kids, it is $99 for both on the resort as well as off the resort

Disability- friendly : Wheelchairs available

3. Fazio Course at the Turtle Bay Resort, Honolulu

Fazio Course at the Turtle Bay Resort, Honolulu

The Fazio Course is situated at the Turtle Bay Resort and is the original course of the resort, which is at a distance of 39.3 miles from the city of Honolulu. Opened in 1972, it provides with an oceanic view to its visitors. Enjoy the quaint view of the beautiful course covered in the lap of greenery. This course hosted some of the best players like Arnold Palmer, Gary Player, Sam Snead, and Chi Chi Rodriguez in the first Champions Tour Skins Game. If you are willing to stay back, Turtle Bay Resort is there to provide you with comfortable rooms and some mouth-watering dishes.

Timings : Remains open 24 hours every day

Pricing : The price range for visitors is $209 till 1 pm and after which it is $139. If you are willing to replay on the same day, it is $100. For 9 holes it is $109 and for kids, it is $100 till 1 pm, after which it is $75

Disability- friendly : Wheelchairs available

4. Kahuku Golf Course, Honolulu

Kahuku Golf Course, Honolulu

Located at a distance of 35.5 miles from the city of Honolulu, it is one of the most popular golf courses near Honolulu. This golf course opened in 1937 is 2699 yards and is a 9-hole course. There are soft drinks and snacks vending machines but however, it is advisable to bring your own lunch or meal as there are no restaurants in the clubhouse. Carts are available for $4, people are allowed to walk inside the course and enjoy the lush greenery and the huge, beautiful lawns. Irrespective of whether you are an amateur or an experienced golfer, the course will treat you right. The Honolulu government mentions absolutely correctly on their website about this golf course, “Definitely a leisurely day of golf!”

Timings : Remains open from 6 am to 6 pm

Pricing : The price range for residents is $20 for the weekend and $18 for weekdays for 18 holes and for 9 holes it is $ 10 for weekends and $9 for weekdays. For those without a state ID or Golf ID, it is $33 or $16.50 for 9-holes

Disability- friendly : Wheelchairs available

5. West Loch Golf Course, Honolulu

West Loch Golf Course, Honolulu

Located at a distance of 17.4 miles from the city of Honolulu, West Loch Golf Course is a place that can be visited by people willing to spend a day playing golf. Designed by Robin Nelson/Rodney Wright in 1990, the course is 6335 yards long and is currently managed by Garrick K. Iwamuro as the Golf Sys Administrator. The 18 hole golf course in Ewa Beach has two different kinds of tees for different skill levels which are equally challenging and can definitely bring out the inner competitor in you. There is a driving range, you can also hire electric-carts as well as clubs. Head to the bar and restaurant for some lip-smacking food after your game. Metal spikes are not allowed at the course, however walking around is allowed, so if you are not willing to play, you can enjoy a walk and catch a sight of the beautiful course filled with grass.

Timings : Remains open from 6 am to 5:30 pm

Pricing : The price range is $50 for both weekdays as well as weekends

Disability- friendly : Wheelchairs available

6. Hawaii Kai Golf Course, Honolulu

Hawaii Kai Golf Course, Honolulu

Are you missing golf while in Honolulu? Or do you have some extra time in your hand and want to try your hand at golf? In either case, you can visit Hawaii Kai Golf Course, located at a distance of 15.5 miles from the city of Honolulu. Built by William F. Bell in 1973, there are different courses that you can opt for at the golf course like the Champions Course and the Executive Course. Want to golf with a view? Well, you have found the perfect one for you like this course will give you not just a sneak peek but a panoramic view of the Pacific Ocean, Maui and Molokai. Satisfy some of your golfing urges at the mesmerizing Hawaii Kai Golf Course, one of the most popular golf courses in Honolulu.

Timings : Remains open from 6:30 am to 6 pm

Pricing : The price range for visitors is $115 for weekdays and $125 for weekends and $70 for kids. For members, it ranges from $40 to $59 for weekdays and $50 or $60 for weekends

Disability- friendly : Wheelchair availability

7. Pali Municipal Golf Course, Honolulu

Pali Municipal Golf Course, Honolulu

Located at a distance of 9.4 miles, it will take you less than 30 minutes to reach Pali Municipal Golf Course if you are in the city of Honolulu. This 18 hole course is 6524 yards long and was designed by Willard G. Wilkinson, ASGCA in the year 1953. Today the course is managed by Sean Demello as the Head Superintendent/ General Manager. Visitors get facilities like a practice area, driving range, and putting greens. If you are looking for some good food along with some amazing experience of golf, definitely head to the restaurant, snack bar, or the beverage cart that can be found inside the course. There are also other amenities like clubhouse and pro-shop. You can also hire trolleys and electric carts if needed. Spend a day exploring the basics of golf and devote a day to learning a game that is all about sophistication and class.

Timings : Remains open from 6 am to 5:30 pm daily

Pricing : The price range is $50 for both weekdays as well as weekends

Disability- friendly : Wheelchair available

8. Ala Wai Golf Course, Honolulu

Ala Wai Golf Course, Honolulu

Ala Wai Golf Course was built by Donald MacKay in the year 1931 and is 5861 yards in length. This 18 hole golf course is located at a distance of 5.4 miles from the city of Honolulu which will take you around 15 minutes. Therefore if you are in the city and looking for an eventful day, then the best option you will have is to visit Ala Wai Golf Course irrespective of whether you are an experienced player or just trying the sport out for the first time. You can rent carts for $26, pull carts as well as clubs. Avail amenities like driving range, putting greens, teaching pro, etc. If you just want to take a stroll around the breath-taking course, you can also do that. Enjoy some delicious food at the restaurant and bar counter that is there inside the golf course. Spend a day in the lap of nature with mesmerizing views of mountains and seas.

Timings : Remains open from 6 am to 5:30 pm

Pricing : The price range is $24 on weekdays for members with cards and $86 for non-members. For weekends, it is $28 for people who are residents with ID cards and $86 for non-members. For senior members or people with a disability with a resident ID card, it is $28 for weekends and $19 for weekdays

Disability- friendly : Wheelchairs available for guests with cars

9. Hawaii Prince Golf Club, Honolulu

Hawaii Prince Golf Club, Honolulu

Built by Arnold Palmer and Ed Seay in the year 1992, it boasts of picturesque view and sheer beauty. Located at a distance of 20.5 miles from the city of Honolulu, this 7117 yards long course is frequently visited by the golf-lovers. It has thousands of trees and few water bodies and holds the true essence of nature. There are amenities like rental carts, rental clubs, driving range, pitching area, teaching pro, and putting grass. If you are not a golf enthusiast you need not worry as they have an academy, Brain Mogg Golf Academy, that will help you in learning the basics. There are also facilities like clubhouse, conference and banquet facilities, cars and restaurants that you can enjoy.

Timings : Remains open from 6:15 am to 6 pm

Pricing : The price range differs on the basis of the timings like the VISITOR daily includes shared cart, bottled water, and range balls and is $129 for 6:52-7:56, $149 for 8:04-11:24, and $119 for 11:32-1:32. For residents, on weekdays it is $62 for 6:52-7:56, $74 for 8:04-11:56, and $52 for 12:04-1:32. On weekends, it is $74 for 6:52-7:56, $84 for 8:04-11:56, and $62 for 12:04-1:32

Disability- friendly : Wheelchairs available

10. Turtle Bay Palmer Course, Honolulu

Turtle Bay Palmer Course, Honolulu

Designed by Arnold Palmer and Ed Seay in 1992, it provides with two experiences wherein the first nine provides with a Scottish Links style layout and the last nine provides a tropical setting. This 6225 yards long course is located at a distance of 39.3 miles from the city of Honolulu. The golf course provides with amenities like a driving range, teaching pro, chipping area, rental carts, and clubs, etc. If you want to relax for a day, you can also avail the of facilities like a spa, clubhouse and the fitness area. Plan an event at the banquet facilities provided by them with a pleasant and charming view of the greenery. If you an amateur, you can definitely take some training at the Turtle Bay Golf Academy.

Timings : Remains open for 24 hours every day

Pricing : The price range for visitors is $209 till 1 pm and after which it is $139. If you are willing to replay on the same day, it is $100. For 9 holes it is $109 and for kids, it is $100 till 1 pm, after which it is $75

Disability- friendly : Wheelchairs available

If you are not a golf enthusiast you can still visit these golf courses for an experience that is class apart. Even if you are not aware of terms like Par, Birdie, Eagle, Bogey, etc., you can try out a hand at the sports. The open spaces, the greenery, and the experience that you will gather will help to rejuvenate you from within. We hope this article has been useful to you in finding the perfect golf course for you. Which one did you like the most? Let us know in the comment section. Happy Golfing!

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