This 6,924-yard South layout is the showstopper with its trio of epic ocean holes, and the par-3 15th hole might very well be the most photographed hole in Hawaii. The course weaves through lava from the ancient Kaniku lava flow, and during the winter months golfers can enjoy watching whales just offshore from the course. The course passes through resort suites and hales so expect to see guests on their patios enjoying their morning coffee while watching you slice your ball directly into a deathbed of volcanic gravel. The course is resort-golf friendly with simple and forgiving design for most players, though some good pin positions and contours can amp up the challenge on a windy day.
6,924-yard championship course weaving through ancient lava with iconic oceanside par 3s.
6,913-yard layout featuring the famous "Lava Amphitheater" 17th hole.
9-hole pitch-and-putt course perfect for families and quick rounds.
<cite index="12-1,12-2">The Auberge completed a $200-million reimagination of the property in 2020 with more than 300 guest rooms and suites, plus a limited number of bungalows.</cite> <cite index="13-7,13-9">Private Residences are secluded yet conveniently located within a minute's walk of the resort, each featuring 4,000 sq ft of indoor and outdoor living space, including two bedrooms, three baths, a private swimming pool and spa.</cite>