Honokaʻa, HI
45-3280 Hawaiʻi Belt Rd, Honokaʻa, HI 96727
About this course
Hāmākua Country Club opened in 1926 in Honokaa, on the northeast coast of the Big Island, about 1,200 feet above the sea. Scottish engineers working at the local sugar plantation built it, and it is the second-oldest course on the island. It is listed on the Hawaii historic register.
It is a nine-hole course played twice from two sets of tees, about 4,800 yards at par 66 for men. The greens are small, and the trade winds make it play longer than the card. Most golfers walk.
The public is welcome, and the clubhouse at the top of the hill looks out over the Pacific.
Type
Parkland
Region
Pacific Coast
Holes
9
Par
33
Yardage
2,520
Established
1926
Course rating
31.9
Slope
101
LooperScore
76.6
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Design & architects
- Arnold Palmer, architect
- Francis Duane, architect
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Hapuna Golf Course
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Mauna Kea Golf Course
Kohala Coast, HI · 24 mi away
Mauna Kea on the Kohala Coast of Hawaii opened in 1964 as a Robert Trent Jones Sr. design commissioned by Laurance Rockefeller. It was built directly on hardened lava, which had to be crushed and covered with soil before grass would grow. The par-3 third is the hole the course is known for, playing from a cliff tee across an ocean inlet to a green on the far side, with no bailout. Elsewhere the golf is long, exposed to trade winds, and framed by white sand bunkers against black rock. Rees Jones completed a renovation in 2008, rebuilding greens and bunkers while keeping his father's routing. The course is open to resort guests and public play.
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