Ko'olau Golf Club is a public golf course located in Kaneohe, Hawaii. This parkland style course was designed by Richard Nugent and opened for play in 1992. With its meticulously manicured grounds and diverse layout, this course offers an enjoyable and challenging round for golfers seeking variety.

The course plays to a total par of 72 for both men and women, and consists of four Par 3's, 10 Par 4's and four Par 5's over 18 holes with a Course Rating of 78.2 and a Slope of 153. Five choices for men's tees and three choices for ladies' tees offer a delightful golfing challenge suitable for players of any skill level.

The course is adjustable, ranging from 6406 to 7310 yards in length, allowing for varied experiences and levels of difficulty. Playing as a par 5, hole #1 extends to an impressive 593 yards, marking the course's longest stretch. Playing at a maximum of 193 yards, hole #4, designated as a par 3, stands as the course's briefest challenge. Hole #18, a par 4, secures the top spot as the most difficult and challenging hole on the course. Hole #4, a par 3, secures the top spot as the easiest and least challenging hole on the course.

Available for rent are services that include motorized carts and golf clubs. The practice area at the facility includes a full service driving range, practice bunkers and separate chipping and putting greens. Food and beverage options include a restaurant with full service bar and an on course snack bar and beverage cart.