 The Hapuna Beach Prince
This 18-hole championship course is nestled in the dramatic natural contours of the land from the shoreline to about 700 feet above sea level. The course offers spectacular views of the Kohala Coast while majestic mountains form the backdrop.
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The Francis H. I'i Brown course opened in 1981, and has secured its place among the finest courses in the world offering 36 holes of continuous play. The course has spectacular scenery with ocean views and green fairways patterened with black lava.
The South Course is built on the prehistoric Kaniku lava flow, geologically a relatively young flow. The resort course snakes through stark, rugged, 'a'~lava. Volcano goddess Pele reigns supreme on this course. If she favors you, balls hit into the lava will miraculously bounce back into the fairway. If not, kiss them good-bye. Aside from great golf, this challenging course offers the golfer a range of mountain and ocean views and was home of the Senior Skins Game for 10 years.
The North Course, although a resort course, is excellent for tournament play. Built on a lava bed much older than the Kanika lava flow on which the south course lies, it is characterized by rolling terrain and kiawe (mesquite) groves. Trees can often come into play on this course. A 230-acre protected archaeological district touches the northern boundary of the course. Herds of feral goats frequent the entire course, moving from hole to hole throughout the day. | | |
|  Mauna Lani Point
The Francis H. I'i Brown course opened in 1981, and has secured its place among the finest courses in the world offering 36 holes of continuous play. The course has spectacular scenery with ocean views and green fairways patterened with black lava.
The South Course is built on the prehistoric Kaniku lava flow, geologically a relatively young flow. The resort course snakes through stark, rugged, 'a'~lava. Volcano goddess Pele reigns supreme on this course. If she favors you, balls hit into the lava will miraculously bounce back into the fairway. If not, kiss them good-bye. Aside from great golf, this challenging course offers the golfer a range of mountain and ocean views and was home of the Senior Skins Game for 10 years.
The North Course, although a resort course, is excellent for tournament play. Built on a lava bed much older than the Kanika lava flow on which the south course lies, it is characterized by rolling terrain and kiawe (mesquite) groves. Trees can often come into play on this course. A 230-acre protected archaeological district touches the northern boundary of the course. Herds of feral goats frequent the entire course, moving from hole to hole throughout the day. |
|  The Islands at Mauna Lani
The Francis H. I'i Brown course opened in 1981, and has secured its place among the finest courses in the world offering 36 holes of continuous play. The course has spectacular scenery with ocean views and green fairways patterened with black lava.
The South Course is built on the prehistoric Kaniku lava flow, geologically a relatively young flow. The resort course snakes through stark, rugged, 'a'~lava. Volcano goddess Pele reigns supreme on this course. If she favors you, balls hit into the lava will miraculously bounce back into the fairway. If not, kiss them good-bye. Aside from great golf, this challenging course offers the golfer a range of mountain and ocean views and was home of the Senior Skins Game for 10 years.
The North Course, although a resort course, is excellent for tournament play. Built on a lava bed much older than the Kanika lava flow on which the south course lies, it is characterized by rolling terrain and kiawe (mesquite) groves. Trees can often come into play on this course. A 230-acre protected archaeological district touches the northern boundary of the course. Herds of feral goats frequent the entire course, moving from hole to hole throughout the day. |
|  The Mauna Kea Beach Hotel
The incomparable Mauan Kea Golf Course offers golfers the perfect challenge to match their level of play. Created by Robert Trent Jones, Sr., the 18-hole championship course presents dramatic changes in elevation, large undulating greens, and 120 well-placed bunkers.
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|  The Fairmont Orchid, Hawaii
The Francis H. I'i Brown course opened in 1981, and has secured its place among the finest courses in the world offering 36 holes of continuous play. The course has spectacular scenery with ocean views and green fairways patterened with black lava.
The South Course is built on the prehistoric Kaniku lava flow, geologically a relatively young flow. The resort course snakes through stark, rugged, 'a'~lava. Volcano goddess Pele reigns supreme on this course. If she favors you, balls hit into the lava will miraculously bounce back into the fairway. If not, kiss them good-bye. Aside from great golf, this challenging course offers the golfer a range of mountain and ocean views and was home of the Senior Skins Game for 10 years.
The North Course, although a resort course, is excellent for tournament play. Built on a lava bed much older than the Kanika lava flow on which the south course lies, it is characterized by rolling terrain and kiawe (mesquite) groves. Trees can often come into play on this course. A 230-acre protected archaeological district touches the northern boundary of the course. Herds of feral goats frequent the entire course, moving from hole to hole throughout the day.
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|  Waikoloa Beach Resort Golf
King's Course, designed by former British Open Champion Tom Weiskopf and Jay Morrish, the 7074 yard King's Course at Waikoloa features links-style golf carved over and around an ancient lava flow. The Beach Course opened in 1981 by Robert Trent Jones Jr. the course features numerous white sand bunkers, brilliant water features and the most spectacular oceanfront par-five in Hawaii on the 502-yard, twelfth hole. |
| | Golf packages are LAND ONLY with inclusions specified. Please add applicable airfare to complete your package. Airfare to Hawaii available on ATA, Aloha, Delta, Hawaiian, North American and Northwest Airlines. All prices are per person, double occupancy and assume two golfers. Certain conditions and restrictions apply. Additional categories available at all hotels. For Unlimited Golf Packages, the 1st round is confirmed. Any additional rounds are based on space available on completion of 1st round. Therefore, no replay rounds will be confirmed in advance. Resort Services Fees or Rider Fees apply at select properties/courses and are not included in price unless otherwise noted. |
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