Ko'olau Golf Club

About

Ko'olau Golf Club, located in Kaneohe, Hawaii, is renowned for its dramatic elevation changes and challenging play amidst a lush tropical jungle. Designed by Dick Nugent and opened in 1992, the course spans 7,310 yards with a par of 72. It features Seashore Paspalum Grass greens and Bermuda Grass fairways, offering breathtaking views of the Ko'olau Mountain Range and the Pacific Ocean. The course's unique terrain and weather conditions make it both beautiful and demanding. The course's layout includes significant elevation changes, tight fairways, and unplayable jungle rough, making it a formidable challenge for golfers. Notable holes include the dogleg par 4 third hole and the majestic par 5 sixteenth. Despite its difficulty, Ko'olau Golf Club is a must-play experience for its stunning scenery and unforgettable golfing experience. However, it closed in 2020, leaving behind a legacy as one of the world's most challenging courses.