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10 Challenging Public Golf Courses in Hawaii
How this list is ordered: we compare public-access courses with course rating, slope and yardage in our directory, using a composite of rating relative to par, slope and listed length. These figures describe aspects of playing difficulty. They do not measure conditioning, value or enjoyment, and this is not an official ranking of the hardest courses. Difficulty depends on the tees you play; our stored figures may represent different tee sets. Private and closed courses are excluded. Resort and semi-private courses may have visitor restrictions, so check with the course before booking.
- Mauna Kea Golf Course — Kohala Coast, HI
Par 72 · rating 76.8 · slope 141 · 7,370 yds · book tee times - Kapalua Resort - The Plantation Course — Lahaina, HI
Par 73 · rating 77.0 · slope 144 · 7,596 yds - Princeville Golf Club - Prince Course — Princeville, HI
Par 72 · rating 76.2 · slope 140 · 7,289 yds - Ocean Course at Hokuala — Hokuala, HI
Par 72 · rating 75.9 · slope 139 · 7,121 yds · book tee times - Princeville Makai Golf Club — Princeville, HI
Par 72 · rating 75.5 · slope 135 · 7,223 yds · book tee times - The King Kamehameha Golf Club — Wailuku, HI
Par 72 · rating 75.3 · slope 137 · 7,029 yds · book tee times - Hawaii Prince Golf Club — Ewa Beach, HI
Par 72 · rating 75 · slope 136 · 7,114 yds · book tee times - Makani Golf Club — Kailua-Kona, HI
Par 72 · rating 74.4 · slope 140 · 7,116 yds - Kiahuna Golf Club — Koloa, HI
Par 70 · rating 73.5 · slope 131 · 6,787 yds · book tee times - Makalei Golf Club — Kailua-Kona, HI
Par 72 · rating 73.5 · slope 143 · 7,091 yds · book tee times