Designed by architect Ted Robinson, best known for Sahalee Country Club, Kapolei Golf Club is highly regarded for its magnificent beauty, floral gardens and strategic golf holes. Meandering over 190 rolling acres of a former sugar cane plantation, Kapolei’s elevated greens, 80 bunkers and five lakes provide delightful tactical challenges.
Architect Tom Robinson, who is known for his creative use of water, moved massive amounts of dirt to create the lakes and to provide the contours to the course.
Having been rated as one of the best courses on Oahu by both Golf Digest and Golf Advisor, Kapolei Golf Club also played host to the LPGA’s Hawaiian Ladies Open Tournament between 1996-2001 and for the last few years the Champions Tour Pacific Links Open
