The Hapuna Beach Prince Hotel sits on a bluff fronting the award winning Hapuna Beach and is situated on a beachfront site adjacent to its sister property the Mauna Kea Beach Hotel. The Arnold Palmer designed Hapuna Golf Course is a sprawling layout that climbs the hillsides high above the Kona-Kohala coastline.

Course: Hapuna Golf Course
Par: 72
Yardage: 6875
Fee: $75-$125

Activities: golf, tennis, pool, spas & fitness centers, beauty salon, dining, shops, beaches & ocean activities, children’s programs, luaus, and more...

Resort: (808) 880-1111

Golf: (808) 880-3000

Hotel: (808) 880-1111

Website: http://www.princeresortshawaii.com/hapuna-golf.php

The Hualalai Resort, in the foothills of Mount Hualalai is situated on 865 acres along the Kona- Kohala coast and is ranked among the world’s best Golf Resorts year after year in multiple publications. When you visit Hualalai you will know why…the attention to every detail sets this unrivaled resort community apart. From the Four Seasons Hotel to the Hualalai Sports Club & Spa guests and residents experience resort amenities that embody the Hawaiian culture and provide outstanding service. From the Nicklaus designed Hualalai Course, an exceptional resort course that hosts the Champions Tour season opening Mitsubishi Electric Championship to the exceptional Weiskopf designed private Ke’olu Course – Golf at Hualalai is second to none.

Course: Hualalai Golf Course
Par: 72
Yardage: 7117
Fee: $250

Course: Hualalai - Ke'olu Course
Par: 72
Yardage: 7117
Fee: Members Only

Activities: golf, tennis, restaurants, beach & ocean activities (including sailing, fishing, snorkeling, scuba diving, swimming pools, ocean kayaking and more), sports club & spa, cultural center and Hawaiian programs, children's program

Resort: (808) 325-8400

Golf: (808) 325-8480

Website: http://www.hualalairesort.com

The Mauna Kea Resort is Hawaii’s quintessential neighbor island retreat. Founded in 1965 by Laurance S. Rockefeller the Mauna Kea Resort now four decades later has completed a $150 million repair and renovation of the Mauna Kea Beach Hotel and Mauna Kea Golf Course. When Robert Trent Jones Sr. initially created the Mauna Kea Golf Course it was the first ever built on lava. Now his son Rees Jones the US Open doctor has put his stamp on this magnificent and truly championship layout. Course: Mauna

Course: Mauna Kea Golf Course
Par: 72
Yardage: 7370
Fee: $155-$225

Activities: golf, tennis, spa & fitness center, pool, dining, beauty salon, shops, beach & ocean activities, children's program, luau and more. . .

Resort: (800) 9-PRINCE

Golf: (808) 882-5400

Hotel: (808) 882-7222

Website: http://princeresortshawaii.com/big-island-golf.php

The Mauna Lani Resort is world famous for its cultural heritage and phenomenal facilities. And more recently it is becoming known as one of the most eco-friendly destinations on the planet. It is no surprise that Mauna Lani has been recognized for its environmental protection. Through a succession of “enlightened stewardship” this destination always realized the importance of preserving the natural sites, culture and history of Mauna Lani. Recently Golf Magazine came out with a new award, its Green Golf Award which recognizes resorts for environmentally sound practices in golf. Mauna Lani is one of only 10 resorts in the United States to receive this Honor.

Course: Mauna Lani — North Course
Par: 72
Yardage: 6913
Fee: $165-$215

Course: Mauna Lani — South Course
Par: 72
Yardage: 6938
Fee: $165-$215

Activities: Golf, spa, racquet club & fitness center, restaurants, beach & ocean activities, biking and tours, cultural programs, children's program.

Resort: (800) 367-2323

Golf: (808) 885-9612

Website: http://maunalani.com/g_h_overview.htm

As diverse as the BIG Island is …so is the Waikoloa Beach Resort. At Waikoloa there are historic and culturally significant sites mixed with environmentally significant sites all within a sprawling 1350-acre oceanfront resort destination. At Waikoloa the resort amenities are plentiful. Here you’ll find a collection of oceanside world-class hotels to choose from. The two golf courses at Waikoloa offer a wonderful contrast in both style and character. And whether you are over at the King’s Course or on the Beach Course the scenery is spectacular and there are plenty of good golf holes.

Course: Waikoloa — Beach Course
Par: 70
Yardage: 6566
Fee: $85-$165

Course: Waikoloa — Kings' Course
Par: 72
Yardage: 7074
Fee: $85-$165

Activities: golf, tennis, spa & fitness center, dining, shops, beaches & ocean activities, children's programs.

Resort: (877) WAIKOLOA

Golf: (877) WAIKOLOA

Website: http://waikoloabeachresort.com/golf.php

The Ka’anapali Golf Resort features two courses that compliment each other very well. The Royal Ka’anapali Course has been a great test for the best players in the world for over five decades. And recently has been host to numerous big events on both the LPGA and Champions Tour along with the Golf Channel’s Big Break and currently the Wendy’s Champions Skins Game. The Kai Course offers a wonderful complement to the more difficult tournament course. The Kai is not overly long and is particularly user friendly for middle to high handicappers. The neighbor island vistas from the Kai Course are magnificent from nearly every hole.

Course: Kaanapali — Royal Ka'anapali
Par: 71
Yardage: 6700
Fee: $129-$249

Course: Kaanapali — Ka'anapali Kai
Par: 70
Yardage: 6388
Fee: $99-$205

Activities: 5 major hotels, condominiums, golf, dining, tennis, shops, spas and fitness centers, ocean activities, cultural activities and more.

Golf: (866) 454-GOLF (4653) / (808) 661-3691

Website: http://www.kaanapali-golf.com

Kapalua is an incomparable resort destination located on Maui’s northwest coast. This resort spans 23,000 glorious acres from the top of the verdant West Maui Mountains to six breath-taking bays that border the sea. Kapalua’s logo, the butterfly encompassing a pineapple, is one of the most famous and recognizable of any resort in the world. And when it comes to golf it may be the best known of any resort in Hawaii, and why wouldn’t it be, given the fact that Kapalua hosts the PGA TOUR’s season opening Hyundai Tournament of Champions in January.

Course: Kapalua — Bay Course
Par: 72
Yardage: 6600
Fee: $148-$208

Course: Kapalua — Plantation Course
Par: 73
Yardage: 7411
Fee: $178-$278

Activities: golf, tennis, restaurants, beach & ocean activities, hiking, pineapple tours, cultural programs, children's programs.

Resort: (800) KAPALUA

Golf: (877) KAPALUA

Website: http://www.golfatkapalua.com/

Along the sunny southern shore of Maui you will encounter a stunning resort called Wailea. Situated on 1500 acres, nestled at the base of Mount Haleakala and bordering five crescent shaped white sand beaches, this resort destination offers a wide range of flagship beachfront hotels for you to choose from. Wailea is the only resort in Hawaii with 54 holes of golf and each of the three 18-hole layouts offers a unique experience. The one thing you’ll never forget about Wailea Golf is the stunning vistas.

Course: Wailea — Emerald Course
Par: 72
Yardage: 6825
Fee: $135-$235

Course: Wailea — Gold Course
Par: 72
Yardage: 7078
Fee: $135-$235

Course: Wailea — Old Blue Course
Par: 72
Yardage: 6765
Fee: $110-$140

Activities: golf, tennis, spas & fitness centers, dining, shops, beaches & ocean activities, children’s programs, luaus, and more. . .

Golf: (888)328-MAUI / (808) 875-7450

Website: http://waileagolf.com

When visiting the Four Seasons Resorts Lana’i you have two distinct hotel properties that showcase the island’s diverse landscapes. Perched in the interior highlands of the island, amidst massive Cooke pines and eucalyptus trees is the Lodge at Koele. This resort embodies Lanai’s plantation past. The Lodge provides an ideal spot for rest and relaxation but also a convenient jumping off point to experience Lanai’s wilder world-class sporting life. The hunting on Lanai is great and there are many off-road trails to explore. The nearby Lanai Pine Sporting Clays course will entice beginner and challenge experts.

Activities: Beach, Fitness facilities, golf, Kids for all Seasons program, outdoor pool, snorkeling, spa services, tennis

Resort: 800-321-4666

Website: www.FourSeasons.com/Lanai/

On Oahu the Hawaii Prince Hotel is located at the gateway to Waikiki here visitors are poised to enjoy the world-renowned Waikiki Beach and the best shopping in the islands all within walking distance. The Hawaii Prince Golf Club features 27 holes and is the only golf course on the Island that is owned and operated by a hotel in Waikiki. The three unique 9 hole layouts can be played in different combinations. Golf Course architect Arnold Palmer will reward you for a good driving here.

Course: Hawaii Prince Golf Club
Par: 72
Yardage: 7255
Course: B & C
Fee: $57-$160

Activities: golf, tennis, spas & fitness centers, dining, shops, beaches & ocean activities, children’s programs, luaus, and more. . .

Golf: (800) 944-4567

Hotel: (808) 956-1111

Website: http://princeresortshawaii.com/waikiki-oahu-golf.php

On the northern most tip of the island of Oahu the Turtle Bay Resort sits on a peninsula with panoramic views of the stunning Pacific Ocean. Located on 880 acres this oceanfront property sits on five miles of beachfront with three gorgeous bays. Turtle Bay has two fine courses, the Fazio and the Palmer. Arnold Palmer created a wonderful blend of aesthetically pleasing visuals and tremendous shot values. The George Fazio Course is a very user-friendly resort layout that is just plain fun to play and is a great place to bring your family. It is also an excellent arena for higher handicappers to learn about playing golf in Hawaii.

Course: Turtle Bay Resort — Palmer Course
Par: 72
Yardage: 7218
Fee: $90-$185

Course: Turtle Bay Resort — Fazio Course
Par: 72
Yardage: 6769
Fee: $60-$115

Activities: golf, tennis, restaurants, spa, beach & ocean activities, swimming pools, horseback riding, hiking, children's program

Resort: (808) 293-6000 / (800) 203-3650

Golf: (808) 293-8574

Website: http://turtlebayresort.com/Golf/Golf.asp

Marriott's Kauai Lagoons-Kalanipu'u is a secluded oasis located on the lush Garden Isle of Kauai. Designed to accommodate the more discerning traveler searching for privacy and tranquility, the resort offers a uniquely serene Hawaiian experience.

Course: Kauai Lagoons Golf Club - Kiele Moana Course
Par: 71
Yardage: 7120
Fee: $115-$205

Activities: Golf, beach, shopping.

Golf: 800-634-6400

Website: http://www.kauailagoonsgolf.com

At Poipu on the island of Kauai on 50 oceanfront acres bordering Keoneloa Bay you will encounter one of the most highly regarded resorts in Hawaii, the Grand Hyatt Kauai Resort and Spa. The Poipu Bay Golf Course is one of Robert Trent Jones Jr’s best designs. As testament the best players in the world competed here at the PGA Grand Slam of Golf for 13 seasons.

Course: Poipu Bay Golf Course
Par: 72
Yardage: 7123
Fee: $150-$240

Activities: golf, tennis, beach & ocean activities (includes a five-acre saltwater lagoon), 25,000 sq. ft. indoor-outdoor ANARA® health and fitness spa, restaurants, mountain bike riding, children's Camp Hyatt program.

Golf: (800) 858-6300

Website: http://www.poipubaygolf.com

The St. Regis Princeville marks the legendary brand’s first resort in Hawaii and introduces an unparalleled level of sophistication and serene luxury to one of the most remarkable destinations in the world. Located in the 9,000 acre resort community of Princeville at Hanalei this luxury resort on Kauai resides on the northern shore of “the Garden Island” and provides visitors all the amenities expected from an island destination considered to be one of the most spectacular in Hawaii.

Course: Makai Golf Course at Princeville
Par: 72
Yardage: 7223
Fee: $149-$225

Course: Prince Golf Course at Princeville
Par: 72
Yardage: 7378
Fee: $170-$240

Activities: Golf, zip tours, horseback riding, hiking.

Golf: Prince Course: (808) 826-5001; Makai Course: (808) 826-1912

Website: http://www.princeville.com/