Architect
Bob Baldock
Established
1971
Par / Length
71 / 5976y
Access
Public / Visitors Welcome
Green Fee
$$
Overview: Ted Makalena Golf Course is a municipal Oahu routing on the leeward plain, with flat fairways, trade-wind exposure and planted corridors around the Ewa and Pearl Harbor area. The 18-hole course measures 5,976 yards and par 71 from the listed white tees, making accuracy and approach play more important than maximum length.
History: The city opened the course in 1971 and named it for Ted Makalena, who won the Hawaiian Open in 1966. Published course references credit Bob Baldock with the design. The city has continued to manage the facility as a Honolulu city course alongside several other municipal routings.
Did You Know? Ted Makalena was the first Hawaii-born player to win the Hawaiian Open, taking the title in 1966. The municipal course carries his name as a direct piece of Hawaii golf history, not simply as a geographic label.
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93-059 Waipio Point Access Road
