Moanalua Golf Club
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4.2 (122)Hawaii’s oldest golf course offers an unpretentious nine-hole round shaped by valley slopes and trade winds.
Description
Originally designed in 1898 by Scottish architect Donald MacIntyre for landowner Samuel Mills Damon, the par-36 course is one of the oldest in the United States. Play unfolds across shifting mountain elevations with no sand bunkers, where shots tend to roll along the valley's natural slope.
While course conditions can be rough, the experience remains casual and affordable, pairing valley views with true-rolling greens across a mix of par threes, fours, and fives.
Good to know
No sand bunkers