Oahu Country Club

Overview: Oahu Country Club is a private Manoa Valley course with a compact parkland routing below the Koʻolau range. William F. Bell’s course is listed at 6,041 yards and par 71, with the valley’s steep green walls, tropical vegetation and changes in breeze defining the setting. It is a historic Honolulu club course rather than an open resort layout.

History: Construction began in August 1906, the initial nine opened on April 27, 1907, and the second nine followed in September 1913. The club’s official history also connects the course to the Manoa Cup, a Hawaii tournament that began in 1907 and continues as part of the club’s legacy.

Did You Know? The Manoa Cup began in the same year that the first nine opened. That makes Oahu Country Club unusual among Hawaii courses, because its local tournament history is nearly as old as the original routing itself.