Description

The Kapalua Plantation Course delivers a dramatic landscape unlike any other Hawaii golf course. Perched along the northwest-facing seaside slopes of the West Maui mountains, golfers can choose to focus on either the commanding westward views of the islands of Molokai and Lanai or the incredible shot-making required to record a good score. Most will find it difficult to do both. 

In addition to stimulating design features, the Plantation Course often plays in strong winds and finicky mountain weather. More often, though, the gentle prevailing trade winds do more to soothe a golfer's soul. Windbreaker or not, it will be hard for golfers to not play the Plantation more than once.

The drama and scale presents immediately at the opening hole, a massive par-4, 520 yards from the tips that normally plays downwind. By the time golfers reach the 4-par 17th and 5-par 18th holes, both of which invite sweeping approaches from the right of the green, it's the wind that's decided whether your round was played airborne or atop the auld sod.
 

Course Overview

Resort | 18 Holes | Par 73
Course Architect: Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw

Available Amenities

Club Rentals, Driving Range, Pro Shop and Restaurant