Ko Olina Golf Club

Ko Olina Golf Club was designed by Ted Robinson — renowned for his water features — and opened in 1990 on Oahu\'s sunny leeward (west) coast. The course is Robinson\'s showcase, with waterfalls, cascading streams, and shimmering lakes woven throughout the layout.

Associated with the Four Seasons Resort Oahu at Ko Olina within the upscale Ko Olina resort community (alongside Disney\'s Aulani and other luxury properties). Named one of Golf Digest\'s Top 75 Resort Courses in the U.S. Just 30 minutes from Waikiki.

Rolling fairways, multi-tiered greens, and Robinson\'s signature water features (waterfalls and streams on the majority of holes). Large landing areas make it playable for a wide range of skill levels despite championship pedigree.

At 6,867 yards, the moderate length keeps it enjoyable rather than punishing. Oahu\'s leeward coast means reliably sunny, dry weather.

Resort access at $175-250. One of the most accessible high-quality courses on Oahu for visitors.

Multi-tier greens are the main defense — being on the wrong level means a difficult two-putt. Study pin positions.

Water comes into play frequently but is mostly avoidable with smart club selection.

Afternoon winds pick up on the west side — morning rounds play calmer.

The leeward location means reliable sunshine even when the rest of Oahu is cloudy.