From the club's website:
"The par three 13th is designed from one on the Biarritz Course in France.
"Waialae's 8th hole is paterned after the famous Redan hole on the North Berwick Course in Scotland.
"Our unique 16th hole is similar to the 6th hole of the National Course at Southhampton, Long Island.
"The 10th Hole introduces features of the 17th or Road hole at St. Andrews in Scotland."
At some point yesterday Faldo made reference to #10, saying it was supposed to be Raynor's versions of the Road Hole. Then he laughed and said he didn't see much resemblance to the road hole.
Looking at the course map, it looks like #10 bends to the right, not the left, but there does appear to be a Road Hole-type bunker at the front left part of the green:
Again from the website, the history of the course's renovations:
No major physical changes were made in the golf course layout until 1954 when the 15th hole was lengthened from 320 yards to 435 yards.
However, in the early 1960s major reconstruction on the front nine was necessitated in order to provide beachfront areas for the Kahala Hilton Hotel and the Kahala Beach Apartments. Holes number 1 and 9 were relocated completely from the green, hole number 2 retained the same green but the hole played from mauka to maki instead of along the coast, and a new tee was required for number 3.
At about the same time the Bishop Estate withdrew land where the 7th hole and much of the 6th hole were located for the Kai Nani subdivision, and this required a realignment of the 5th, 6th and 7th holes. The 7th hole had originally run along the beach in a Diamond Head direction but as a result of the subdivision was relocated inland.