Hualalai Golf Club
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Queen Kaahumanu Hwy MM 87
Kailua Kona, Hawaii, HI 96740
808-325-8480
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Resort, 18 holes, $145.00 - $145.00
This spectacular lava-lined course offers four sets of tees. The lava areas coming into play on every hole are considered to be water hazards. Even with all the lava in play, the fairways still afford generous landing areas. Depending on weather conditions, this course can play quite long. The greens are loaded with subtle breaks and are generally fast. Some of the more interesting characteristics to this course begins on hole #1, a 385-yard, par 4, which plays up to a lava flow. Furthermore, hole #4 shares an enormous double green with hole #8. The signature hole is #17 because it was carved out of the lava and features a bunker that runs down the entire side of the fairway. The approach shot must be hit to a large, elevated green with the surf breaking just beyond the back of the green. Hole #18, a 400-yard, par 4, features a natural area of water and vegetation in front of the tee and at the edge of the lava flow on the right. This resort only allows guests of the resort or club members to play the course.
Design - Golf Course at Hualalai Golf Club
- Year Built: 1996
- Designer: Jack Nicklaus
- Greens Grass Type: Tifdwarf Grass
- Fairways Grass Type: Bermuda Grass
- Water Hazards: Yes
- Sand Bunkers: 91-100
- Yardage Markers: Sprinkler Heads Marked
More Information - Golf Course at Hualalai Golf Club
- Green Fee: $145.00 - $145.00
- Driving Range: N/A
- Training Facilities: Putting Green, Teaching Pro, Chipping Area
- Golf Pro: John Freitas
- Rental Clubs: Yes
- Carts: N/A
- Pullcarts: No
- Caddies: Yes
- Walking: Allowed
- Food: Yes
- Bar: Yes
- Homes on Course: Yes
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