Oct. 19–21, 2026 · Ocean Course at Hōkūala
The 30th Rainbow Wahine Invitational Comes to Kauaʻi
For the second straight year, the University of Hawaiʻi's storied women's golf tournament tees off on the Garden Isle. Thirteen teams from 11 states and Osaka Gakuin from Japan will play 54 holes on the longest continuous stretch of oceanfront holes in the state, framed by Kalapaki Bay and the Hāʻupu Mountain Range. This year the tournament also carries a bigger message: Kauaʻi is Open with Aloha. Funds raised by teams, alumni and fans go to keiki and families recovering from Hurricane Lowell.
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Whether you're walking the course, cheering from home, or following live scoring from the mainland, you can be part of Kauaʻi's recovery. Your gift goes directly to the keiki and families hit hardest by Hurricane Lowell.
HerbieGives is a Kauaʻi-founded 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Funds raised during the Invitational by teams, alumni and fans support immediate recovery needs now, along with our long-term work alongside local families and community initiatives. Mahalo for standing with us.
More Than a Golf Tournament
After a quarter century on Oʻahu, the University of Hawaiʻi's storied women's golf tournament returns to Kauaʻi for a second straight year. Weeks after Hurricane Lowell, it's a chance to show the island is ready to welcome the world, and every dollar raised by teams, alumni and fans goes to keiki and families recovering from the storm.
University of Hawaiʻi women's golf coach Julie Brooks with her players after a recent tournament. (Photo by Hawaiʻi Athletics)
“This year is especially meaningful as we host the 30th edition of this special event. This tournament provides a wonderful opportunity to showcase Kauaʻi, celebrate the tradition of Rainbow Wahine golf and share the special spirit of Aloha with the collegiate golf community.”
Julie Brooks, Hawaiʻi Women's Golf Head Coach