Hawaii Golf Bookings

Hawaii Golf Tee Times

Welcome to golfers heaven where over 70 courses dot the landscapes across Hawaii's six distinctly different islands. Hawaii golf packages attract numerous golfers from around the world who visit to appreciate the variety of unique course layouts, ranging from greens flanked by volcanic rough to stunning seaside water hazards.

The islands are blessed with breathtaking scenery and the Hawaii golf courses offer unforgettable signature holes and championship caliber course designs that regularly test the best in major golf tournaments. The popularity of golf throughout the islands makes it essential that visitors pre-book their Hawaii golf tee times.

The Big Island offers a selection of superb resort courses plus the finest collection of independent (non-resort) daily fee courses in all of Hawaii. There are sixteen public courses spread throughout the Big Island and the world-renowned Kohala Coast is home to the resorts and their magnificent golf courses.

There are more that 40 golf courses on Oahu, including five private clubs and nine military courses. Twenty-nine of the island's courses are easily accessible via twenty-five different venues. Oahu has an extensive selection of independently operated, daily fee courses that range from par 3 courses through to two of the world’s most demanding layouts.

Maui.. aka The Magic Isle, is known for its magnificent golf courses concentrated in two distinct areas. Lahaina in West Maui has two resort courses. Set on the wake of Haleakala is south Maui which is also home to two resort courses. Other Maui courses are located between in Wailuku and Pukalani.

Kauai has nine courses at seven venues that range from the charming 9 holes at Kukuiolono, to resort courses that once hosted PGA events. Three major resorts dominate the Kauai golfscape and provide most of the golf opportunities altough there are independent daily fee courses at several locations.

The resort courses at Lanai are considered to be amongst the best in the world, featuring challenging layouts designed by legends such as Greg Norman and Jack Nicklaus. Elevated tees and sea cliffs are the signature features of these courses that offer unsurpassed ocean views across the Pacific.