Kapolei Golf Club

Kapolei Golf Club, a Ted Robinson design in Kapolei, Hawaii, plays across rolling acres with elevated greens, strategic bunkering, and water features woven through the 18-hole, par-72 layout. The course has hosted the LPGA Tour Hawaiian Open (1996–2001), the PGA Champions Tour Pacific Links Championship (2012–2014), and the LPGA Lotte Championship (2021). Its record with visiting tours is backed by consistent recognition: 4½ stars from Golf Digest's Places to Play, Top 15 Best Courses You Can Play in Hawaii from Golfweek across multiple years, and ranked #8 in Golf Pass Golfers Choice Top 25 Public Courses in Hawaii for 2025. The Kapolei Golf Club Restaurant serves American and Japanese inspired dishes — including brunch, sushi, and Sunday dinner menus — behind floor-to-ceiling glass windows overlooking the course. Private locker rooms and a snack shop are also available on site.