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APRIL,
YOU HAVE BEEN
GREAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I AM
SOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
BOTH OF YOU AND
YOUR DETERMINATION,
HARD WORK AND
SUCCESS HERE IN
HAWAII. ALOHA,
D.Ecklund
YOU HAVE BEEN
GREAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I AM
SOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
BOTH OF YOU AND
YOUR DETERMINATION,
HARD WORK AND
SUCCESS HERE IN
HAWAII. ALOHA,
D.Ecklund
"Again, many thanks for
helping us out. I know I'm
speaking for my father when
I say that we both really
appreciate you working for
us."
Greg Huyck, CFM, CRPC
Vice President
Senior Financial Advisor
helping us out. I know I'm
speaking for my father when
I say that we both really
appreciate you working for
us."
Greg Huyck, CFM, CRPC
Vice President
Senior Financial Advisor
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Top Golf Courses in Hawaii
Mauna Kea's Beach and Hapuna Courses (Big Island; tel. 808/882-5400 for Beach Course,
tel. 808/880-3000 for Hapuna Course)
The Mauna Kea Golf Course located out on the Kohala Coast, is everyone's old favorite.
One of the first fields of play to be carved out of the black lava, the dramatic,
always-challenging, par-72, 18-hole championship course is still one of Hawaii's top three. The
Arnold Palmer/Ed Seay-designed Hapuna Golf Course rests in the rolling foothills above
Hapuna Beach Prince Hotel and provides a memorable links-style golf experience along with
one of the best views of this unusual coast.
Mauna Lani Frances I'i Brown Championship Courses (Big Island; tel. 808/885-6655):
Mauna Lani's two resort courses, North and South, feature a combination of oceanfront and
interior lava-lined holes; both offer wonderful scenery accompanied by strategic,
championship-level golf.
Kapalua Resort Courses (Maui; tel. 877/KAPALUA): Kapalua is probably the best nationally
known golf resort in Hawaii, thanks to the PGA Kapalua Mercedes Championship played here
each January. The Bay and Village courses are vintage Arnold Palmer designs; the Plantation
Course is a strong Ben Crenshaw/Bill Coore design.
Wailea Courses (Maui; tel. 808/875-7450): On Maui's sunbaked south shore stands Wailea
Resort, the hot spot for golf in the islands. Three resort courses complement a string of
beachfront hotels: The Blue Course is an Arthur Jack Snyder design, while Robert Trent
Jones, Jr., is the mastermind behind the Emerald and Gold courses. All three boast outstanding
views of the Pacific and the mid-Hawaiian islands.
The Lanai Courses (Lanai): For quality and seclusion, nothing in Hawaii can touch Lanai's
two resort offerings. The Experience at Koele, designed by Ted Robinson and Greg Norman,
and The Challenge at Manele, a wonderful Jack Nicklaus effort with ocean views from every
hole, both rate among Hawaii's best courses.
Poipu Bay Golf Course (Kauai; tel. 808/742-8711): On Kauai's flat, dry south shore is a
210-acre, links-style course designed by Robert Trent Jones, Jr. The course, which for years
hosted the PGA Tour's Grand Slam of Golf, is not only scenically spectacular, but is also a lot
of fun to play. A flock of native Hawaiian nene geese frequents the course's lakes, and you can
often see whales, monk seals, and green sea turtles along the shore.
Princeville Golf Club (Kauai; tel. 800/826-1105): Here you'll find 45 of the best tropical
holes of golf in the world, all the work of Robert Trent Jones, Jr. They range along green
bluffs below sharp mountain peaks and offer stunning views in every direction. The 18-hole
Prince course, one of the top three courses in Hawaii, provides a round of golf few ever forget.
It winds along 390 acres of scenic tableland bisected by tropical jungles, waterfalls, streams,
and ravines.
Mauna Kea's Beach and Hapuna Courses (Big Island; tel. 808/882-5400 for Beach Course,
tel. 808/880-3000 for Hapuna Course)
The Mauna Kea Golf Course located out on the Kohala Coast, is everyone's old favorite.
One of the first fields of play to be carved out of the black lava, the dramatic,
always-challenging, par-72, 18-hole championship course is still one of Hawaii's top three. The
Arnold Palmer/Ed Seay-designed Hapuna Golf Course rests in the rolling foothills above
Hapuna Beach Prince Hotel and provides a memorable links-style golf experience along with
one of the best views of this unusual coast.
Mauna Lani Frances I'i Brown Championship Courses (Big Island; tel. 808/885-6655):
Mauna Lani's two resort courses, North and South, feature a combination of oceanfront and
interior lava-lined holes; both offer wonderful scenery accompanied by strategic,
championship-level golf.
Kapalua Resort Courses (Maui; tel. 877/KAPALUA): Kapalua is probably the best nationally
known golf resort in Hawaii, thanks to the PGA Kapalua Mercedes Championship played here
each January. The Bay and Village courses are vintage Arnold Palmer designs; the Plantation
Course is a strong Ben Crenshaw/Bill Coore design.
Wailea Courses (Maui; tel. 808/875-7450): On Maui's sunbaked south shore stands Wailea
Resort, the hot spot for golf in the islands. Three resort courses complement a string of
beachfront hotels: The Blue Course is an Arthur Jack Snyder design, while Robert Trent
Jones, Jr., is the mastermind behind the Emerald and Gold courses. All three boast outstanding
views of the Pacific and the mid-Hawaiian islands.
The Lanai Courses (Lanai): For quality and seclusion, nothing in Hawaii can touch Lanai's
two resort offerings. The Experience at Koele, designed by Ted Robinson and Greg Norman,
and The Challenge at Manele, a wonderful Jack Nicklaus effort with ocean views from every
hole, both rate among Hawaii's best courses.
Poipu Bay Golf Course (Kauai; tel. 808/742-8711): On Kauai's flat, dry south shore is a
210-acre, links-style course designed by Robert Trent Jones, Jr. The course, which for years
hosted the PGA Tour's Grand Slam of Golf, is not only scenically spectacular, but is also a lot
of fun to play. A flock of native Hawaiian nene geese frequents the course's lakes, and you can
often see whales, monk seals, and green sea turtles along the shore.
Princeville Golf Club (Kauai; tel. 800/826-1105): Here you'll find 45 of the best tropical
holes of golf in the world, all the work of Robert Trent Jones, Jr. They range along green
bluffs below sharp mountain peaks and offer stunning views in every direction. The 18-hole
Prince course, one of the top three courses in Hawaii, provides a round of golf few ever forget.
It winds along 390 acres of scenic tableland bisected by tropical jungles, waterfalls, streams,
and ravines.