Honolulu County
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Courses
- Ala Wai Golf Course - Municipal golf course and driving range in Waikiki, Honolulu, Hawaii
- Kealohi Golf Course
- Championship Course
- Oʻahu Country Club
- Fort Shafter Golf Course
- Hoakalei Country Club
- Hawaii Prince Golf Club
- Klipper Golf Course
- West Loch Golf Course
- Honolulu Country Club
- Leilehua Golf Course
- Waiʻalae Country Club
- Kal'kaua Golf Course
- Ewa Villages Golf Course
- Executive Course
- Navy Marine Golf Course
- Kapolei Golf Course
- Pearl Country Club
- Ted Makalena Golf Course
- Pali Golf Course
- Bayview
- Ko'olau Golf Club
- Moanalua Golf Club
- Ko Olina Golf Club
- Hawaii Country Club
- Kulima Golf Course
- Bellows Golf Course
- Ewa Beach Golf Club
- Mamala Bay Golf Course
- Makaha Valley Country Club
- Waikele Golf Club
- Coral Creek Golf Course
- Mililani Golf Course
- Royal Hawaiian Golf Club
- Kahuku Golf Course
- Royal Kunia Country Club
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the best time to visit Honolulu County for a golf trip?
We find the shoulder seasons - late spring (April-May) and early fall (September-October) - offer the sweet spot for golf in Honolulu. You'll enjoy fantastic weather with fewer crowds and slightly lower prices compared to the peak winter months. The trade winds are usually pleasant, not overly strong, making for ideal playing conditions.
How much should I budget for a round of golf in Honolulu County?
Be prepared for higher green fees here; Honolulu golf isn't cheap, especially at resort courses. Expect to pay anywhere from $150 to $300+ for a prime tee time at a top-tier course like Ko Olina or Turtle Bay. There are more affordable municipal options like Ala Wai, but even those can run $50-100 for non-residents.
What's unique about playing golf in Honolulu County that I should be prepared for?
The biggest factor is the wind - those famous Hawaiian trade winds can turn a good shot into a disaster if you're not ready for them. Also, expect lush, tropical conditions with plenty of elevation changes and stunning ocean backdrops, which means you might lose a ball or two to the jungle or the sea. Hydration is key; it gets hot and humid out there.
Which golf courses in Honolulu County do you recommend for different types of golfers?
For a true resort experience with ocean views, Ko Olina Golf Club is a must-play, though it's pricey. If you're looking for a more accessible, local vibe, Ala Wai Golf Course offers a unique urban golf experience right near Waikiki. For a challenging links-style round on the North Shore, Turtle Bay Resort's Palmer Course is fantastic.
How easy is it to combine golf with other activities in Honolulu County, and what about transportation?
It's incredibly easy to pair golf with beach time, hiking, or exploring Honolulu's food scene; everything is relatively close. However, traffic can be a real challenge, especially around peak times, so always factor in extra travel time to and from the courses. We highly recommend renting a car for flexibility, as ride-shares can add up quickly.