Ko olau Golf Club, CLOSED 2020

Ko'olau Golf Club, is a Public, 18 hole golf course located in KANEOHE, Hawaii.

Ko'olau Golf Course first opened for play in 1992. The course was designed by Dick Nugent.

Carved out of a magnificent tropical rain forest on the windward side of the 2,000-foot Ko'olau Ridge mountain range, Ko'olau encompasses three distinct climate zones and features winding ravines, extreme elevation changes, and breathtaking views of cascading waterfalls. Situated on eastern Oahu, the rugged landscape of this tropical jungle course uses ravines as the target for holes and boasts lush vegetation and huge sand bunkers. Considered the toughest course in the nation from the back tees with a slope rating of 152, Ko'olau's spectacular setting will inspire you from beginning to end.

Tournament tees: 7,310 yards, course rating 75.7, slope rating 152.

Championship tees: 6,797 yards, course rating 73.5, slope rating 145.

Resort tees: 6,406 yards, course rating 71.7 138, slope rating.

Forward tees: 5,102 yards, course rating 72.9 129, slope rating.

The course permanently closed on 30 September 2020.