Hawaii Oahu Golf - Hawaii Prince Golf Club

Once just waving fields of sugar cane on the Ewa Plain of Oahu, Arnold Palmer and Ed Seay were given this lush land which they have sculpted into this beautiful and memorable course marked with both charm and character. It was crowned "The Hawaii Prince Golf Course" and this name is indeed fitting in light of its royal features.

NBC golf analyst, Mark Rolfing agrees that the Hawaii Prince GC is a cut above the rest, shown in his statement describing this phenomenal course, "Here you will find sidehill, downhill, and uphill lies - all unique challenges of this 27-hole Hawaii Prince Golf Course"! With three interchangeable nine-hole courses that offer a variety of different terrains and challenges.

With well-placed bunkers, narrow fairways, quick greens, and water hazards everywhere, the Hawaii Prince Golf Course is a great option for beginners to professionals alike. Come out and enjoy a round of golf in paradise on this immaculately designed golf course!

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• Course Architects: Arnold Palmer and Ed Seay
• Year Opened: July 1992
• Par: 72
• Fairways: Bermuda Grass
• Greens: Bermuda Grass
• Yardage:
  • A/B: 7117 / 6759 / 6237 / 5275
  • B/C: 7255 / 6801 / 6175 / 5205
  • A/C: 7166 / 6746 / 6214 / 5300
• Rating:
  • A/B: 73.8 / 72.2 / 69.8 / 65.5
  • B/C: 74.8 / 72.9 / 70 / 65.4
• A/C: 74.1 / 72.2 / 69.7 / 65.4
• Slope :
  • A/B: 137 / 130 / 125 / 115
  • B/C: 136 / 129 / 123 / 110
  • A/C: 137 / 130 / 126 / 113
• Amenities: Grass Driving Range, Putting and Chipping Greens, Pro Shop, Locker Rooms, Lessons, Club House
• Dress Code: Proper Golf Attire
• GPS Tracking: No
• Walking Allowed: No
• Soft spikes ONLY

Here are some of the specific highlights of the Hawaii Prince Golf Course:

• Each of the three nine holes -- A, B and C -- is related but has its own identity. The most challenging combination is A-C, slope rating 134 from the back tees. The least difficult is A-B.
• Ten lakes dot the course. Water comes into play on six holes of the A course, three on the B and seven of the C.
• On the C course, the toughest test is on the second hole, a par-4 dogleg with a lake on the left, several fairway bunkers on the right and the out-of-bounds beyond that.
• The toughest on the A course is the eighth hole, a long par-5 with lots of bunkers and mounding.
• The B course saves the toughest for last, a par-4 that usually plays into the trade winds, with water to the left, front and right of the tee. This is probably the most difficult hole of all three courses.
• The putting greens on A, B and C are among the fastest in Hawaii.

Check Out: Take a hole-by-hole tour of Hawaii Prince Golf Club.

Location: Ewa, West Oahu

Transportation: Round-trip transportation from Waikiki