Championship Golf

Established in 1927, the course's initial design was by Seth Raynor with changes over the years by Robert Trent Jones, Desmond Muirhead, Rick Smith and most recently Tom Doak.

The golf course at Wai`alae is world-renowned for its location and natural beauty. The coconut trees forming the iconic “W,” or Wai`alae’s living logo, play backdrop along with the Pacific Ocean to the green on the member's 7th Hole.  The iconic palm W was the brain-child of member Ethan Abbott and created by Golf Course Superintendent, Dave Nakama, CGCS.

Wai`alae features fairways lined with stands of coconut, monkey pod and kiawe trees and 83 strategically placed bunkers that come into play for any golfer.  The course is cooled by gentle trade winds and features well-tended and manicured Bermuda grass tees, fairways, and greens.

The course plays to a par 72 - 6,476 yards from the Member Tees, and 5,657 from the Forward Tees.