This resort, which was named by "GOLF Magazine" to its 1998 list of "Silver Medal Resorts," has three award-winning eighteen hole courses, as well as a full outdoor training facility and two clubhouses. All fifty-four holes afford spectacular views of the Pacific Ocean and a nearby dormant volcano. The Blue Course celebrated its 25th anniversary in 1997, and features wide fairways that meander throughout the resort and the beautiful homes and condominiums. A true resort course, the Blue has seventy-four bunkers and four lakes, and is consistently ranked among Hawaii's best resort courses. It was rated 66th among the "Top 75 Resort Courses" by "Golf Digest" in 1992. The Gold Course is the most challenging of the three, with its rugged, natural look. The course incorporates ancient lava rock walls, stark rock outcroppings and gardens of indigenous grasses. Strategically-situated bunkers and the undulating terrain demand strategy and finesse to score well. "Golf Digest" ranked it the 7th "Best In State" course in 1995-96. The Emerald Course has a distinctly tropical flavor, and features abundant blossoms and beautiful landscaping. Designed to by a fun layout for all golfers, this course has four to six tee boxes on every hole, allowing players to tailor the course to their ability. This club has been honored as one of the country's most female-friendly golf facilities by "Golf for Women" magazine from 1996-99.

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