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Maui’s Best Golf Courses

Top Maui Golf Courses

One of the best ways to experience Maui’s natural beauty is by hitting the links! Some of Maui’s best golf courses sit on the island’s most coveted real estate and were specifically designed to cater towards visitors. Players can enjoy tremendous course layouts, perfect weather, and stunning views from every hole.

A large part of the resort life centers around the golf lifestyle with many communities and subdivision offering direct golf course living. Check out out some of Maui’s best golf properties.

Courses in the areas of Wailea, Kapalua, Kihei, and Kaanapali are rated highly because there is just enough of a challenge, yet easy enough to keep them coming back. The Sayles Team has selected some of our favorites across the valley isle.

Wailea

Wailea is a golfer’s paradise with 3 different courses to choose from, all more than capable of offering a great golfing experience. From the first class staff to the manicured greens, you can’t go wrong.

Stunning golf course views from 111 Manalo Place for sale by the Sayles Team

The most challenging of the 3 and a Robert Trent Jones Jr. design, the Gold Course entails a rugged and rolling terrain. The championship tees of course will be the most difficult, but the graduated forward tees make the layout a little more forgiving for less-skilled players.

The Emerald Course is challenging enough for experienced golfers without being discouraging to beginners. Hence its 7 appearances on Golf for Women magazine as one of the U.S.’s most women-friendly courses. Fantastic views abound with fantastic views of the Pacific Ocean and Mount Haleakala.

The Old Wailea Blue Course is the oldest of the Wailea resort courses and the most player-friendly in terms of pricing and play. The Old Blue course will be the one you see as you make your way into Wailea from Piilani Highway.

Kihei

Hokulani Golf Villas, Kihei’s only gated golf course community

Located in early Kihei, the Maui Nui Golf Course is enjoyed by many for its lack of rainfall and wind. The course is shield by both Haleakala and the West Maui Mountains which create the perfect conditions for golfers.

Formerly known as the Elleair, the course is under new management and carries a reputation for being one of the busiest on the island. At Maui Nui, the course is player-friendly and the view changes on every hole. Fairways were recently widened and the greens are large, but a player wanting to score well will still need to keep the ball in play.

Kapalua

If you’re looking for a test to gauge your level of play against the pros, then the Plantation Course is the one for you. Not only is the course long (7411 yards), it is also riddled with elevation changes at every hole — even the par 3s! The highlight if the course is the finish. The 18th hole is the biggest test of all at 650 yards, although, sone would argue that the 8th hole par 3 at 2013 yards is more of challenge because of the elevated tee box and deep ravine to chip your ball over.

If tee times are booked up at the Plantation Course, then you can also check out the Bay Course which is also in the Kapalua Resort. Just like its counterpart, the Bay Course offers stunning views of Molokai’s eastern shores.

Kaanapali

Comprised on 1200 acres of premier crown lands, the Kaanapali Resort just past Lahaina is home to two highly regarded courses. Based off of an Arthur Jack Snyder design from 1962, the Kaanapali Kai course is shorter and narrower than its sister course. The Royal Kaanpali course is a nice alternative because it is less expensive to play, but still offers the same views and world class round of golf. This course sits a little higher than Kaanapali Kai and offers a unique experience because the holes are tucked away in the lower slopes of the West Maui Mountains.

The Ka’anapali Kai course is an Arthur Jack Snyder design from 1962. It’s shorter and more narrow than its sister Royal Kaanapali course but is less expensive to play. Many holes are tucked into the West Maui Mountains. Visit the resort’s website for details on rates and discounts.

Maui Golf Properties For Sale

172 HOLOMOANA WAY #102 (11B)

172 HOLOMOANA WAY #102 (11B)
Price: $2,990,000
Beds: 2
Baths Total: 2
Sqft: 1563
Acres: 9.346
City: Kihei
State: HI
Zip: 96753

3950 KALAI WAA ST #B103

3950 KALAI WAA ST #B103
Price: $1,999,995
Beds: 3
Baths Total: 3
Sqft: 1568
Acres: 12.37
City: Kihei
State: HI
Zip: 96753

147 KUALAPA PL #47

147 KUALAPA PL #47
Price: $2,350,000
Beds: 4
Baths Total: 3
Sqft: 2330
Acres: 16.95
City: Lahaina
State: HI
Zip: 96761

10 WAILEA EKOLU PL #1603

10 WAILEA EKOLU PL #1603
Price: $1,649,999
Beds: 2
Baths Total: 2
Sqft: 1071
Acres: 18.45
City: Kihei
State: HI
Zip: 96753

100 RIDGE RD #1114

100 RIDGE RD #1114
Price: $1,375,000
Beds: 1
Baths Total: 2
Sqft: 1125
Acres: 21.8
City: Lahaina
State: HI
Zip: 96761

See a complete list of Maui Golf Properties For Sale

Contact a Maui Real Estate and Lifestyle Specialist

Whether you’re relocating to Maui, buying your first home, investing in real estate, or upgrading your overall well being, you could not find a better lifestyle than the one Maui offers. This island is more than just a beautiful destination, it’s home to incredible people, incredible athletes, and some of the world’s most renowned real estate. People come for the sun, but stay for the lifestyle. For more current information on Maui Real Estate, please contact to set up an appointment.

Aloha,

Anthony Sayles R(S)

808-280-6532

Anthony@DanoSayles.com

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