The oldest of the three Wailea Golf Club courses, Old Blue is a traditional Maui resort course designed by Arthur Jack Snyder just a sniff off the coastline and beneath Mt. Haleakala. more»
For visitors to the West Maui Mountains, Kahili Golf Course is a must-play. Visiting and local golfers alike are fond of Kahili, a picturesque course with views of the Pacific Ocean. The 6,560-yard, par-72 course is a challenge, with elevation changes, hilly par 3s and long par 5s. more»
Tropical splendor stars at Ko'olau Golf Club in eastern Oahu. The Dick Nugent-designed course encompasses three distinct climate zones and is carved out of a tropical rain forest. The course, located on the side of a mountain range, features winding ravines, elevation changes and picturesque views of waterfalls. more»
Who said golf and romance don't mix? It happens. You're smitten with each other, and you're both, miraculously, hooked on golf. But where can you go for a wonderfully seductive experience, combining both passions? Hawaii. Weather? Perfect. Golf, hammocks, Mai Tais, luaus, seafront balconies. Perfect.
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Situated on the slopes of the West Maui Mountains with views of the north and south coasts, King Kamehameha Golf Club provides a private golf experience and the ultimate in Maui luxury, Bill Bowman writes.
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Away from the hustle and bustle of Maui, you'll find Kahili Golf Course, a challenging test tucked into the foothills of the West Maui Mountains. One of Hawaii's hidden gems, Kahili is a rare Maui golf value, Bill Bowman writes.
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Who said golf and romance don't mix? It happens. You're smitten with each other, and you're both, miraculously, hooked on golf. But where can you go for a wonderfully seductive experience, combining both passions? Hawaii. Weather? Perfect. Golf, hammocks, Mai Tais, luaus, seafront balconies. Perfect.
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The Ka'anapali Golf Resort, home to two 18-hole golf courses, has introduced the "Golf My Way" program for 2010, which allows golfers to book an 18-hole round but play at their own leisure, whether that's over the course of a day or throughout their stay.
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