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Oahu THE "GATHERING PLACE"
| | Hawaii Prince Golf Club
7,255 Yards, Par 72 | Architects: Arnold Palmer and Ed Seay
Greens Fees: $50-$140 | (888) 9-PRINCE | www.princeresortshawaii.com
Perhaps one of the most unique and malleable experiences in Hawaii,
this 27-hole facility invites golfers to combine nines to create their
own course. With abundant water on its holes, lush fairways and vistas
of the Waianae Mountains, it’s as memorable for its setting as it is
for its concept. | Turtle Bay Resort Golf Club
7,199 Yards, Par 72 (Palmer) | Architect: Arnold Palmer
6,535 Yards, Par 72 (Fazio) | Architect: George Fazio
Greens Fees: $35-$175 | (808) 293-6000 | www.turtlebayresort.com
Two nines with distinct personalities make the Palmer Course one of the
most memorable experiences on the islands. Its front nine calls to mind
links-style courses while the backside carves its way through a jungle
of ironwood pine and a bird sanctuary. Its sister course, designed by
George Fazio, features generous fairways.
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| | Lanai THE "PINEAPPLE ISLAND" | | The Challenge at Manele
7,039 Yards, Par 72 | Architect: Jack Nicklaus
Greens Fees: $75-$185 | (808) 565-2000 | www.fourseasons.com/manelebay/golf.html
There are only a handful of courses in the world that can claim to
offer ocean views on every hole. The Challenge, built on lava
outcroppings, is one of them, including three that border a cliff. | The Experience at Koele
7,014 Yards, Par 72 | Architects: Greg Norman and Ted Robinson
Greens Fees: $75-$185 | (808) 565-2000 | www.fourseasons.com/manelebay/golf.html
At 2,000 feet above sea level, The Experience at Koele offers a cooler,
inland alternative to The Challenge. Its front nine is routed through
ravines of pine, koa and eucalyptus trees. The 17th features a 250-foot
elevated tee box.
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