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Golf in Hawaii

Boasting some of the best golf experiences in the world, Hawaii golf courses offer unique and beautiful locations that are unlike anywhere else. Most of the Hawaii golf courses in the resorts are extremely user friendly and offer plenty of guidance for first time or beginner golfers with well maintained turf. Thanks to the stunning weather experienced across the islands year round, avid golfers should book ahead to ensure a place on the course. We've put together a guide on some of the best Hawaii golf courses for each island, helping you find your ideal golf course in Hawaii wherever you happen to be staying.

Golf

Kauai: A golfers paradise, Kauai offers 10 golf courses spread across 7 venues. Tee off at the famous Prince Golf Course of Princeville or the Poipu Bay Golf Course in Poipu Bay. Whichever course you choose, you won't be disappointed by the quality or the spectacular scenery.

Maui: An ideal destination offering plenty of choice, Maui boasts some of the most spectacular golf courses in the Pacific. The Wailea Golf Club offers three 18-hole golf courses and you'll also enjoy a hit at the Makena Golf & Beach Resort or Royal Ka'anapali. Wailea's Old Blue is a classic and is considered the grandfather of golf resorts.

Oahu: Unlike the other island's showy courses, Oahu offers diverse and 'real' golf including courses designed by legends such as George Fazio and Arnold Palmer as well as one of the world's busiest public golf courses. A dream destination for dedicated golf enthusiasts.

Big Island: The biggest and sometimes considered the best, this island is home to a number of amazing golf courses, including some of the most exciting beach courses you'll play. With plenty to chose from, we suggest renowned clubs such as the Hualalai Golf Club course, designed by Robert Trent Jones, Sr. and the Jack Nicklaus designed course at the Mauna Kea Golf Course.

Lanai: Although this island doesn't boast the same choice of courses as the others, Lanai does offer fantastic quality in the two 18-hole championship courses it is home to. Entertain yourself with Koele's The Experience and Manele's The Challenge. The names say it all really.

Molokai: Not exactly a haven for dedicated golf enthusiasts, Molokai is ideal for the whole family but allows the golfing inclined to still enjoy a hit at the 9-hole course of the Ironwood Hills Golf Club in Kaulapuu. The island is exceptionally beautiful, so if you want to score points with the family as well as on the course, this is a great island to visit.