Golf Hawaii 2008

Photo: Joey Terrill Hualalai Resort ¯ The Big Island at its Best W Hualalai Resort at historic Ka‘upulehu ¯ ¯¯ ranks at the very top of every list of favorite resorts in Hawai‘i. The exhilarating 18-hole Hualalai Golf Course, a Jack ¯ Nicklaus Signature Design, however, is chiefly reserved for homeowner members and guests of the Kona Village Resort and the Four Seasons Resort Hualalai. ¯ Those who are stay at either property can expect an unrivaled vacation experience—spending their days relaxing poolside, soaking in the sun’s rays, stargazing at night, exploring the Cultural Center and sampling award-winning cuisine. Vacation rentals are also available in private homes and villas around the golf course. Even if you are not staying at one of Hualalai's two luxury hotels, ¯ you are welcome to make reservations at the Hualalai Grille in the Hualalai Golf ¯ ¯ Course clubhouse. Hualalai Golf Course ¯ The Jack Nicklaus Signature Course at Hualalai is host of the annual season¯ opening tournament on the Champions Tour. What television viewers across the country see is a course artfully carved through a field of dark black lava, bordered by the gentle waves of the Pacific Ocean. Nicklaus made creative use of the natural lava rock formations, as they backdrop greens, line bunkers and traps, serve as treacherous out-of-bounds— and even form a channel through which players must pass on hole No. 7. A memorable course throughout, the par 3 holes on this course are all strong, but none more so than Nos. 12 and 17. A short par 3, No. 12 presents a big, circular putting surface with a deep pot 22 The Official Golf Guide to Hawai‘i’s Big Island

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Golf Hawaii 2008 Contents Welcome Message Big Island Golf Map Golf Hawai‘i—Rich in History Mauna Kea Resort Mauna Lani Resort Waikaloa Beach Resort Hualalai Resort Kona Country Club Hawai‘i’s Hidden Greens A World of Adventure The Parting Shot

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