Golf Course Overview
Golfing in Hawai‘i at Two Championship Golf Courses
Mauna Kea Resort’s two award-winning 18-hole championship golf courses have set the standard for play and for environmental sensitivity in Hawai‘i golf for generations. Enjoy a sneek peak of our Mauna Kea Golf Course here.
Check off your bucket list at the legendary Mauna Kea Golf Course, created in 1964 by Robert Trent Jones Sr. on what was once a barren black lava field. Today, lush fairways tumble across seaside cliffs with unfolding ocean and coastal views. Elevated, undulating greens and prevailing coastal winds demand accuracy, while the epic over-the-ocean signature 3rd hole guarantees an unforgettable day of play.
Mauna Kea Resort also boasts the Arnold Palmer/Ed Seay-designed Hapuna Golf Course which opened to play in 1992. With dramatic elevation changes from sea level to 750 feet and Kohala Coast ocean views and majestic island views from every hole, this fun links-style course measures in at just under 6,900 yards. Its unique design makes it a favorite among visitors and kama‘aina alike.
The Mauna Kea Golf Course is closed for an extensive enhancement of its fairways, greens and bunkers. Under the guidance of renowned architect Robert Trent Jones Jr., who is leading this renovation project, we hope to unveil the front nine holes by Thanksgiving Week and the back nine holes by the week of Christmas.
Mauna Kea Golf Course
Consistently ranked among the top courses in Hawai‘i, this beautiful championship course challenges amateurs and professionals equally with undulating fairways and greens, protective bunkers, and distracting, unmatched ocean views. Services include pro shop, practice range, putting green, lessons, carts with GPS, and tournament play.
Hapuna Golf Course
Spectacular panoramic Kohala Coast and endless Hawai‘i Island views attract golfers from around the world to Hapuna Golf Course. Dramatic elevation changes lead to carpet-like greens flanked by natural landscapes. Course services include pro shop, practice range, putting green, lessons, carts with GPS, and tournament play.