Ko Olina Golf Club

Ko Olina Golf Club opened in 1990 on Oahu's sunny leeward coast in Kapolei, designed by Ted Robinson, an architect celebrated for his signature water features. The layout weaves waterfalls, streams and multi-tiered greens through generous landing areas, rewarding both newcomers and low handicaps. The course quickly became a fixture on the professional calendar: it hosted the LPGA's Hawaiian Ladies Open in its early years, welcomed a senior tour event, and later served as home to the LPGA LOTTE Championship for much of the 2010s. Golf Digest has recognized it among the nation's top resort courses. Set beside the Ko Olina resort community with its protected lagoons, the club combines a manicured, tournament-tested test with the relaxed, palm-lined feel of West Oahu golf.