Championship courses carved from lava
An 18-hole course in Keauhou with ocean views from nearly every hole. The layout follows the natural contours of the lava coast, with several holes playing directly along the shoreline. A popular and accessible choice for resort golfers.
Perched at 2,000 feet on the slopes of Hualālai, Makalei offers cooler temperatures, lush tropical surrounds, and sweeping views down to the coast. The varied elevations and forest-lined fairways make it a uniquely scenic round.
Two signature 18-hole courses on the Kohala Coast — the South Course, famous for its dramatic oceanfront 15th hole, and the North Course, with a rolling inland layout through ancient lava fields. A plus-nine Wikiwiki course rounds out the offering.
A Jack Nicklaus Signature course within the Four Seasons Hualālai resort. Oceanfront holes, immaculate conditioning, and the kind of quiet luxury that defines the Hualālai experience. Home to the PGA Tour Champions’ season-opening event.
Tip Access is limited to resort guests, club members, and rental guests within the Hualālai community.
Twenty-seven holes across three nines — the Beach Course, Lakes Nine, and Kings’ Nine — carved from ancient lava flows along the Kohala Coast. Petroglyphs are preserved in the rough, and whales are visible from the coastal holes in winter.
A peaceful highland course at elevation, surrounded by lakes, waterfalls, and native birds. The cooler air and verdant setting feel a world apart from the arid coast — a refreshing change of pace for golfers accustomed to resort-style layouts.