Hole 1
A tee shot avoiding a series of bunkers on the right side and a bunker on the left will give you a possible go at this green. Your second shot should be played towards the right side of the green as the prevailing trade winds and the contour of the green will tend to force the ball to the left. Avoid the front left bunker and you may be putting for an eagle. Eagles and birdies are a great possibility here.

Hole 2
Considered the most difficult hole on the course, this unyielding par 4 usually plays directly into the wind. Golfers must use caution when hitting their tee shot. A drive that is pushed or hit with a slice may find the awaiting lake on the right. A drive played away from the water may find the fairway bunkers, the grove of native grass or the OB on the left. Golfers mis-hitting their drive on this hole may find bogey a very acceptable score.

Hole 3
With Diamond Head and the city of Honolulu in the background, this hole is considered one of the more scenic holes on the course. Don’t allow the views distract you as your tee shot must be hit with accuracy. A bunker on the left and a series of bunkers and the water on the right await any errant tee shot. A perfectly placed tee shot will leave you with a mid to short iron into this undulated green.

Hole 4
This short troublesome hole usually plays directly into the prevailing wind and requires an accurate tee shot to a narrow landing area. Drives finding the landing area will present a golfer who judges the wind a good chance at par or birdie.

Hole 5
A difficult par three that usually plays downwind. This hole features a generous green that is protected by bunkers that may capture any inaccurate shot. The right club selection and accuracy is essential on this hole. Golfers will be happy with a par here.

Hole 6
A precise drive is required off of the tee. The ideal tee shot should favor the right center of this fairway which will leave you a clear short iron shot into this generous green. Any errant drive pushed to the right will leave a golfer a shot that must be maneuvered between or over some trees or a shot hit to the left may find the fairway bunker.

Hole 7
Don`t let the yardage deceive you as this hole can present a lot of trouble. This hole usually plays downwind with trouble all along the left side of the fairway. Hitting your tee shot too close to green will require a precise pitch shot to hold this green. Setting up your second shot to the right yardage may be the advantageous play here.

Hole 8
Club selection is the key to playing this hole. A deep cavernous bunker protects the front of this green awaiting any miss hit or miss clubbed tee shot. The right club selection and accuracy will present you a good chance at a par or birdie.

Hole 9
Royal Kunia CC signature hole. Measuring a mere 621 yards from the tips, this hole will require three good shots and avoidance of trouble to get a good score. This hole presents trouble from tee to green. Bunkers, trees, water, wind and the spectacular views may be a factor in your score on this hole.

Hole 10
Another spectacular hole offering sweeping views of the south shore of Oahu. This double dogleg hole, right, then left, will challenge a golfers accuracy. Favoring the right side of this hole will help you avoid most of the trouble this hole presents.

Hole 11
A short but troublesome hole. Playing down hill, this hole offers a generous landing area allowing an accurate drive to run down the fairway towards the hole leaving you a short iron to a camel back green. Hitting your second shot to the right area on this green will give you a good chance a birdie.

Hole 12
Measuring a meager 298 yards from the blue tee, this hole has been described as the best short hole in Hawaii, as this hole allows a golfer to gamble on his tee shot. A score of one to other is possible on this short little hole.

Hole 13
A slightly uphill hole to a generous size two tiered green makes par on this hole a great possibility. Club selection and knowing that the hole play slightly up hill will be advantageous.

Hole 14
Another great short hole. A multitude of bunkers on the left side of the fairway and a water hazard running down the entire right side of this hole makes an accurate tee shot a must. A well placed tee shot will leave you a short iron to this green. Keep the ball below the pin for a better chance at birdie.

Hole 15
A straight away par four. Favoring the right side will help you avoid all of the hazards along the left side of this fairway. A well placed drive will give you a mid to short iron to this sizeable green.

Hole 16
A good drive is a must on this hole. Having a mid to short iron to this green will help you avoid the deep bunkers and the water on the right side of the green. Golfers hitting their second shot right of the green will find par an excellent score.

Hole 17
A short but tricky par three hole that usually plays downwind. A good hole for a par or birdie.

Hole 18
A slight dog-leg right par 5 that is reachable in two. Your tee shot should favor the left center of this fairway. This will give you the best shot at reaching the green in two. A large pond and a bunker protects the entire green, forcing you to either carry your second shot onto the green or to play to left of the green avoiding the trouble. The green has several shelves which makes positioning a must for a good score.