There’s no escaping the laid back nature of Molokai. And the golf here is as unassuming as you might expect it to be as well. At the lovely Ironwood Hills Golf Course, a nine-hole public track built in 1928, it’s okay to just show up for a tee time. There are no golf pros. Not even a clubhouse. Just 3,088 yards of upcountry pasture with splendid views. Molokai is Hawaii’s most natural island. A day on the course will prove just that.
Ironwood Hills is a charming nine-hole course along central Molokai's north coast mountains. It is the descendant of one of Hawaii's original plantation courses, the Hanekekua Golf Club.
