Hawaii Prince Golf Club (B/C)

Overview: Hawaii Prince B/C combines the club’s middle and third nines into a 7,255-yard par-72 routing. Set across the Ewa plain, it uses lakes, bunkers and long fairway corridors to create a resort round that is more about position and wind than hillside elevation. The three-nine structure gives the course a different character depending on which two loops are paired.

History: Arnold Palmer and Ed Seay designed the 27-hole facility, which opened in July 1992. The operator still describes A, B and C as interchangeable nines, while current course information publishes separate yardages for the three 18-hole combinations.

Did You Know? B/C is the longest of the three listed Hawaii Prince combinations from the back tees. That extra distance comes from the pairing, not from a different par or a separate club, which is why the routing label should remain attached to the parent facility.