Kaanapali Golf Course - South Course
A shot-makers course, the tight fairways and smaller greens of Kaanapali's Resort South Course demand accuracy off the tee and on approach shots.
Originally created as an executive course, Arthur Jack Snyder transformed this Maui golf course into a 6,600-yard, par-71 regulation layout in 1976.
Graced by lush Bermuda fairways and greens, Golf for Women readers voted Kaanapali Golf Course - South Course in the top 100 "Women Friendly" courses in America.
The land that the Kaanapali Resort South Course sits on originally housed a sugar cane plantation. While playing on this Hawaii golf course, golfers will see the Sugar Cane Train (now used for Maui tours) steam past several holes on the golf course and are reminded of Hawaii's rich culture and history.
The Kaanapali Resort South Course takes advantage of Maui's natural landscape and beauty. Along many holes of this Maui golf course lie natural canals, gulches and lava rock boundaries.
This golf course on Maui, Hawaii is landscaped with native flowers along the trails like the hibiscus, bougainvillea and plumeria. Norfolk Pines and coconut trees border many fairways. These features are part of what makes the course most enjoyable.
Currently undergoing a remodeling by Robin Nelson - the course architect known as "Mr. Hawaii" for his prolific work on the Islands - the Resort South Course will be closed until Fall of 2005. When the course re-opens, it will feature fresh bunkering and revamped, USGA-standard putting surfaces.
When you are deciding on which golf courses on Maui, Hawaii to play on your next Hawaii golf vacation, make a stop at the Kaanapali Golf Course - South Course.
A look at 18th hole of the Kaanapali Hawaii Golf Course - South Course. Test your shotmaking skills on this Maui golf course.
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