Waikoloa Beach / Kings

27 holes facility, par 70 or par 71, 6570 - 6807 yards, depending on which nines. All prices per person and include 18 holes of golf on two nines, golf cart rental, range balls and bottled water and unlimited use of the practice facility on the days of play. 

Waikoloa Beach resort now offer three nine-hole loops Beach Nine, Lakes Nine, and Kings’ Nine. They combine into 18-hole rounds and 27-hole rounds which can be played all in one day.

18-Hole Rounds can be booked and played accordingly:

7:00 am – 8:50 am Beach l Kings' Nines or Kings' l Lakes' Nines

9:00 am – 10:50 am Beach l Lakes Nines

11:00 am - 12:50 pm Beach l Kings' Nines or Kings' l Lakes' Nines

Beach Nine

This nine -hole loop features generous landing areas from the tee boxes and large greens surrounded by low -lipped bunkers to reward the social golfer. Hole #6 (originally #7) is the highlight of this loop, a par five that plays on an emerald ribbon of fairway between black lava fields down to the ocean, with its putting surfaced ringed by swaying palm trees and backed by Pacific waves, creating one of the most beautiful and memorable holes in Hawai‘i. Par 35 - 3,285 Yards.

Lakes Nine

This nine -hole loop winds its way through the heart of the resort, taking its name from the bodies of water that come into play on five of the nine holes. This classic resort - style layout, part of the original Beach Course built back in 1980, will not beat you up with length, but does require strategic shots to avoid lava and water trouble. The lava beds in this area of the course created some natural elevation changes that were neatly incorporated into the design. Par 35 - 3,285 Yards.

Kings’ Nine

This nine-hole loop provides a completely different playing experience. A Scottish links-style layout, the Kings’ Nine features wide fairways and wider views of Mauna Kea in the background. Pot bunkers add a degree of strategy to shot-making. The signature hole on the loop is #5, a risk/reward par four of only 277 yards. Better players might consider going for the green, but trouble lurks left and short in the form of a fairway-long sand bunker and massive lava boulders. A truly memorable hole. Par 36 - 3,522 Yards

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Original Beach Course (Beach Nine & Lakes Nine)

Designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr., the Beach Course at Waikoloa winds its way along historic lava flows near Anaehoomalu Bay. The Beach course truly has it all, a great mix of challenging holes with birdie opportunities, spectacular scenery and a layout strategic enough to challenge the pro’s while gentle enough to allow even the casual player an enjoyable day on the course. 

Waikoloa Beach Golf Course offers some of the most stunning views of any course in the world. The whole course sits on a lava peninsula surrounded by swaying coconut palms, and beautiful visuals of emerald green carpet-like fairways contrast against the stunning blues of the Pacific Ocean that crashes against the black lava, which occasionally sends ocean mist cascading into the air.

The seventh is the Beach Courses signature hole, a classic risk/reward hole that is also one of the most photographed holes in the entire Hawaiian Islands. Hole #17 is another great hole, a wonderful par three over water surrounded by an amphitheater of black lava. You won't want to forget your camera when playing this stunning course!