Arnold Palmer Course

The opening hole, Ho’ ihi i Ka La’au “With Respect to the Trees” is a 340 - yard par 4 dog leg right with a majestic banyan tree guarding the right side of the opening tee shot.

Arnold Palmer’s 2nd hole "Pohaku Makamae" which means, "Precious Rock" is a 338 - yard par 4 slight dogleg right with a large bunker and rock formation guarding the right side of the fairway.

Arnold Palmer’s 3rd hole "Pa Ahamanu" which means, "Strong Winds of Kahuku" is a 452 – yard par 5, the #1 handicap that plays directly into prevailing island trade wind.

Arnold Palmer’s 4th hole "Ho 'a'ano" which means "Daring" is the first par 3 players will encounter on the Arnold Palmer course.

Arnold Palmer’s 5th hole “Nana I Ke kumu” which means “Look to the Source” is a 381 – yard par 4 dog leg left with a large collection of iron wood trees protecting the left side of the fairway.

Arnold Palmer’s 6th hole “Uhu Pakali” which means, “Deceived” is a 367 – yard par 4 dog leg right that plays down wind.

Arnold Palmer’s 7th hole “Malama I Ka wai” which means, “To Care for the Water” is a 337 – yard par 4 slight dog leg left with water along the left side of the fairway and in front of the green.

Arnold Palmer’s 8th hole “Aina Pulu” which means, “Wet Land” is a 155 – yard par 3. The Punaho’olapa Marsh runs along the entire right side of the hole. When making your club selection players should take note of the hole location as this green measures 45 yards from front to back.

Arnold Palmer’s 9th hole “Aina Laiki” which means, “Narrow Land” is a 511 – yard par 5 that has two distinct features that frame this hole on both sides of the fairway. The first is the Punaho’olapa Marsh which runs along the entire right side of the fairway.

Arnold Palmer’s 10th hole “Ho’omaluhia” which means, “To Make Peace” is a 359 – yard par 4 which typically plays into a strong right to left cross wind.

Arnold Palmer’s 11th hole “Ho’ amanawanui” which means, “To Have Patience” is a 396 – yard par 4 dog leg right.

Arnold Palmer’s 12th hole “Hili Makapo” which means, “Blind Shot” is a 442 – yard par 5. From the resort tees the landing area of the tee shot is blind but there is plenty of room left of the fairway bunkers.

Arnold Palmer’s 13th hole “Wai Aka” which means, “Reflection” is a 175 – yard par 3. With the Punaho’olapa Marsh lurking in front and along the right side of the green, players should elect to take more club to clear the water and front green side bunker

Arnold Palmer’s 14th hole “Aina Ho Ola” which means, “Healing Land” is a 364 – yard par 4, dogleg left. A long tee shot is not required to set players up for an inviting approach.

Arnold Palmer’s 15th hole “Ho’ omalumalu” which means, “Shaded” is a 149 – yard par 3. This green is slightly elevated from the teeing ground and plays into strong island trade winds.

Arnold Palmer’s 16th hole “Ulu la au” which means, “Grove of Trees” is a 397 – yard par 4. Players should aim their tee shots towards the left center of the fairway, as a large grove of iron wood pine trees line the right side.

Arnold Palmer’s signature 17th hole “Kala” which means, “To Forgive” is a 375 – yard par 4. This signature hole offers panoramic Pacific views from the green while the hole is dotted with nine bunkers, making this hole as challenging as it is scenic.

Arnold Palmer’s 18th hole “Ho’o mana’o e mahalo nui” which means, “To Remember and Say Thank You” is a great risk reward 506 – yard par 5. The 18th plays with a slightly helping wind and players should aim their tee shots just left of the mounds on the right side of the fairway.