Naval Air Station Barber's Point

Overview: The former Naval Air Station Barber’s Point course is a flat, wind-influenced military routing on Oahu’s leeward coast. Its broad fairways and open sightlines reflect the terrain of the Ewa plain, while trade winds can change the effective distance of the holes. The current facility is commonly presented as Barbers Point Golf Course.

History: Available course listings identify a 1966 opening, while the current operator describes an 18-hole public-facing military course managed through the Navy system. Because sources vary on tee measurements, the profile retains the 6,394-yard reference and avoids claiming a more specific architect than the evidence supports.

Did You Know? The course occupies former naval-air-station land, so its surrounding geometry is more open and linear than a typical resort development. The airfield history helps explain the wide, low-lying character of the golf property.