Pali Golf Course

Kailua, HI · 2.0 mi away

Royal Hawaiian Golf Club is in a valley below the Koolau Mountains in Kailua, 20 minutes from Waikiki. Pete and Perry Dye built the course in 1993; Greg Norman later reworked it. It winds through jungle-like terrain in Maunawili, featuring elevation changes and tree-lined fairways. Frequent windward-side showers keep the landscape green, with the mountains visible throughout the round. This is a public daily-fee club.

Waimanalo, HI · 3.9 mi away

Olomana Golf Links is a public course in Waimanalo, on the windward side of Oahu, Hawaii, set on state land beneath the twin peaks of Mount Olomana, with the Koolau mountain range as a backdrop. Architect Bob Baldock, working with Robert Baldock, designed the course, which opened in 1967. The eighteen-hole layout plays 6,306 yards at a par of 72, with water hazards on every front-nine hole and rolling, tree-lined terrain on the back nine. Trade winds are a constant factor, and the course remains open daily to public play.

Aiea, HI · 9.8 mi away

The Pearl at Kalauao is an 18-hole public course in 'Aiea, Hawai'i, overlooking Pearl Harbor on the island of Oahu. Formerly known as Pearl Country Club, it was established in 1967 and was long associated with the Pearl Open, drawing players from Japan and the United States. The par-72 course measures about 6,787 yards and was designed by Japanese architect Akira Sato, with holes separated by mature trees along the lower slopes of the Ko'olau Range. Ownership transferred to Kamehameha Schools in 2020, and the greens were renovated with Seashore Paspalum grass in 2023. The facility includes a restaurant, a short three-hole pitch-and-putt course called Na Momi 'Ekolu, and event space for weddings and gatherings. It remains open to public play with reservations recommended on weekends.