Mililani Golf Club

Mililani Golf Club offers a peaceful Central Oahu round with Bob Baldock design, mountain views, tree-lined fairways and practice facilities.

Mililani Golf Club, Oahu

The Mililani Golf Club is located in Oahu's central plain, a plateau a mere half hour's drive from Waikiki, in the quite district of Mililani. In the Hawaiian languge, “Mililani” means “beloved heaven,” and visitors to this club will understand why.  With two mountain ranges – the Ko'olau and Waianae mountains – stretching scenically in the background to the east and west respectively, a small forest of trees – African Tulip, Eucalyptus, Norfolk Pine - and a host of lush native foliage blooming all year round, this club has a real sense of remoteness. It is perfect for those who want to feel as if they are getting away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.

An 18-hole, par-72 championship course, the Mililani Golf Club was designed by Bob Baldock and is 6,455 yards in length.  The course has been carefully designed – the fairways are lined with trees and the greens are amenably fast. Throughout the layout there are a number of strategically-located bunkers, crafty doglegs, and several water features to ensure players have a pleasant yet challenging experience. Although the Mililani Golf Course is friendly enough for beginners, players will need to be prudent about their club selection and they will need to apply shrewd management skills if they are to get a good score on this course. The three finishing holes on the course's front are the main tone-setters for this particular golf course. The seventh hole is one of Mililani's most memorable. This is a par-5 challenge that is located close to the renowned one hundred year-old Waiahole ditch, which cuts through the landing area and forces players to hit past the canal - a nice feature for anyone who wants to try for an eagle. The eight hole, a par-4, veers very slightly to the left and brings the prevailing trade winds into play on the approach. The par-5 ninth hole, located on a small, narrow green, doglegs to the right and is heavily-bunkered.

The twelfth hole is the primary challenge in the back nine. This is a short par-3 that plays over a jungle gulch and into the left-to-right crosswind. However, after that, players will enjoy a solid run on the back.

The Mililani Golf Club has a full range of amenities. As well as club rental facilities and a pro shop, there is a driving range, chipping green, and two putting greens located close to the clubhouse for anyone who wants to improve their golf skills. As far as food and drink is concerned, visitors can refresh themselves with breakfast, lunch, or dinner at Alonzo's Restaurant before or after their game.

Key Features

Central Oahu setting: Public golf course on a quiet plateau in Mililani
Course design: Bob Baldock layout opened in 1966
Course layout: 18-hole, par-72 course measuring 6,455 yards
Mountain views: Waianae and Koolau range views from the central plateau
Tree-lined fairways: Norfolk pines, eucalyptus, African tulip trees and tropical foliage
Strategic play: Doglegs, bunkers, water features and wind shape the round
Practice facilities: Driving range, chipping green and two putting greens
Visitor planning: Confirm tee times, rates and current course services before going

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Mililani Golf Club?

Mililani Golf Club is located at 95-176 Kuahelani Avenue in Mililani, in Central Oahu.

Who designed Mililani Golf Club?

The course was designed by Bob Baldock and opened in 1966.

How many holes does Mililani Golf Club have?

Mililani Golf Club is an 18-hole, par-72 course measuring 6,455 yards.

What is Mililani Golf Club known for?

It is known for a quiet Central Oahu setting, mountain views, tree-lined fairways, doglegs, water features and a relaxed public-golf feel.

Should visitors reserve tee times in advance?

Yes. Visitors should reserve ahead and confirm current rates, rentals, driving range hours, restaurant hours and course conditions before going.