The Experience at Koele:
From stunning mountain vistas to lush greens
surrounded by century old Cook Pines, a round at Koele is much more than a
game. It is truly an experience. Designed by Greg Norman, this championship
course has garnered numerous awards and accolades since its opening a mere
decade ago. For no other links course in Hawai'i, perhaps even the world,
offers such an incredible combination of upland terrain, inspired landscape
architecture, and range of play challenges. As legions of discerning golfers
have discovered, playing a round at The Experience at Koele ensures you will
take home bragging rights, regardless of your score.
Course Designer: Greg Norman
Course Architect: Ted Robinson
Golf Professional: Brendan Moynahan, PGA
Course Length:
• 5,425 yards from forward tees
• 6,217 yards from resort tees
• 6,628 yards from championship tees
• 7,014 yards from tournament tees
Men's
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Forward |
Resort |
Championship |
Tournament |
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Course Rating: |
66.0 |
69.7 |
71.5 |
73.3 |
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Slope: |
123 |
130 |
134 |
141 |
Attire
Standard golf attire for men and ladies. Collared shirts, slacks (no jeans),
shorts (not over 1" above knee), golf shoes with plastic spikes.
Features
Built on 163 acres, leaving untouched as much of the island's flora as
possible, the course's front nine plays through ravines wooded with pine, koa
and eucalyptus trees. Water features, a Ted Robinson trademark, are everywhere:
seven lakes, flowing streams with cascading waterfalls, and one green, Number
8, that is completely surrounded by a lake. The first seven holes of the back
nine meander across high country at an altitude of 2,000 feet. The
"signature hole," Number 17, plays from a 250-foot elevated tee to a
fairway bordered by a lake along its right side, and trees and dense shrubs
along its left.
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2004 Golf Rates:
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