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LindaSus Jan 8th, 2007 06:40 AM

Golfing in Hawaii??
 
My husband is an avid golfer and he would love to play while we are in hawaii in may. We had major sticker shock when we saw how much some of the golf courses were!! Any advice or recommendations for the best courses at the most reasonable rates?? I don't mind paying around 4180 or under.
Thanks!
Linda

LindaSus Jan 8th, 2007 08:09 AM

OOPS!! I forgot to mention we are in maui (west side) for 6 days and ohau for 4 (waikiki).
Thanks!

TahitiTams Jan 8th, 2007 08:31 AM

We play Kapalua after 2pm which is twilight and prices are $65 with cart..
That is one heck of a deal and you have 3 course to choose from.
Go and have lunch at the Plantation House which is excellent and pretty cheap for Maui..

lunabug Jan 8th, 2007 05:37 PM

T-Tams, Did you get to finish before dark?
and did you book through Kapalua resort or through an agency?

I really would like to golf the Plantation course but at $300.00 plus it seem a bit steep for me.

sistahlou Jan 8th, 2007 05:41 PM

Trade winds.....

TahitiTams Jan 8th, 2007 06:36 PM

Aloha lunabug..
I book direct with kapalua.com
and I get the tee time as close to the twilight hour..(877-527-2582)
Village course you could finish depending on if there is slow play..the elements are very challenging at times so you have to adjust your play.
Plantation is super long..
Any golf on the islands is a wonderful thing and I do all that I can to get the best deal..I will not pay $300..
Pukalani is a great golf course in the up-country of Maui.

pukalanigolf.com

sistahlou..so right about those trade winds.. I love to read your posts about Hawaii because you can see the smile that you have, when writing about the islands..

erdockac Jan 8th, 2007 11:15 PM

Hi:

My husband played Turle Bay on the North Shore of Oahu, and Makena south on Maui (Wailea). They played in the afternoon at the first tee time when it was cheaper. The wind is a bit of a factor on Maui, but they didn't have any trouble finishing before dark either place.
Enjoy!

MerryTravel Jan 9th, 2007 05:01 AM

When we lived on Oahu, one of our neighbors always took his visiting friends to the DMV first thing to get a Hawaii drivers license so they could qualify for a kama'aina rate. But that may be a little extreme ;)


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