Kapolei Golf Club

Kapolei Golf Club, located in Kapolei, Hawaii, is a premier public golf course renowned for its championship layout and picturesque surroundings. Designed by architect Ted Robinson, the course spans 190 acres of a former sugar cane plantation. It features elevated greens, strategic bunkers, and shimmering water features that provide both beauty and tactical challenges.

Over the years, Kapolei Golf Club has hosted several prestigious tournaments, including the PGA TOUR Champions' "Pacific Links Championship" from 2012 to 2014, the LPGA Tour's "Hawaiian Open" from 1996 to 2001, and the LPGA Lotte Championship in 2021, which crowned Lydia Ko as the champion.

Services and Amenities

The club offers a range of services to enhance the golfing experience:

• Tee time bookings up to 30 days in advance through the club's website
• Round-trip transportation from Waikiki hotels available for non-residents
• Kama'aina (local residents) enjoy special rates and can book tee times up to two weeks in advance
• Golf lessons and club fitting with True Spec Golf
• A junior program catering to golfers of all ages and skill levels

Event Hosting

In addition to golfing facilities, Kapolei Golf Club offers event hosting services including golf tournaments, weddings, celebrations, and meetings.

The club's picturesque setting and excellent service make it an ideal venue for various occasions.

Awards and Recognition

Kapolei Golf Club has received numerous accolades such as a 4.5-star rating on Golf Digest's "Places to Play" listing, the Honolulu Star Advertiser's People's Choice Award as "Best Course on Oahu," and a ranking among the Top 15 "Best Courses You Can Play in Hawaii" by Golfweek.

Location

The club is located at 91-701 Farrington Highway, Kapolei, Hawaii 96707.

Additional location:

• Pearl City, HI, USA