Hawaii Country Club

Overview: Hawaii Country Club is a semi-private Oahu course with a parkland character, planted fairways and a setting that opens toward the central island landscape. Its shorter overall yardage makes placement and approach play more important than raw distance. Walking is permitted according to the course listing, reinforcing its local-club feel.

History: The course listing identifies a 1958 opening and credits Red Aldrick with the design. Publicly available material is less consistent about par and current tee measurements than it is about the club’s identity, so the profile leaves par unfilled while retaining the published yardage as a useful reference.

Did You Know? Hawaii Country Club is one of the Oahu layouts where the course’s semi-private status and modest scale are central to its character. It sits between a municipal daily course and a fully private country club, giving the routing a distinctly local role.