Mililani Golf Club

It's a rare forest-type course in Hawaii where all the holes are quite flat, but the strategic placement of ponds and waterways gives it the nickname "Hawaii's Augusta." While many holes appear straightforward and easy to play at first glance, the presence of key trees and bunkers makes the course challenging. One notable feature is the "Waiahole Ditch," an irrigation channel that runs through much of the front nine holes. It's one of Oahu's most important irrigation ditches, supplying water from the Ko'olau Mountains to sugarcane fields on the island's south side. Additionally, views of the Waianae and Ko'olau mountain ranges in the distance, combined with tropical flora unique to the south, create a stunning landscape. Nearby, there's a large shopping center, the "Town Center of Mililani," where you can enjoy shopping and dining.