There’s a mix of palms, coconut, and evergreen trees with some moderate elevation changes. There are also ocean views and one “green” is on a beach. The terrain is a mix of red volcanic soil and sand, so bring a towel with you. There are also many old bunkers and structures dating from World War II. NOTE: There aren’t any permanent tees or baskets here. They aren’t even allowed to mark tee or basket areas, so the local players carry a portable basket from hole to hole. There are 2 standard courses but the local players need to set up each hole; it’s impossible to play without them. This is unique to the constraints of O'ahu, but this is still considered a permanent course. The Sand Island Beach Park group meets on Wednesday afternoons at 4PM at the U turn inside of the beach park. For HDGA tournaments they meet at the big watchtower.

If coming from town then get on Ala Moana Blvd. It becomes Nimitz Hwy after downtown. Take a left at Sand Island Access Road. Follow Sand Island Access Road to the park (about 3 miles).