King Kamehameha Golf Club

2500 Honoapiilani Hwy
Wailuku, Hawaii 96793
Maui County

Phone(s): (808) 249-0033

Maui's only 18-hole private club, King Kamehameha Golf Club marries nature with classic design. The Ted Robinson Sr.-designed course, named in honor of Hawaii's greatest king, is located on the slopes of the West Maui Mountains.

Maui’s only 18-hole private golf club, The King Kamehameha Golf Club is offering a limited opportunity to experience Maui’s best and become a “Member for a Day”.

Hugging the West Maui Mountains, The King Kamehameha Golf Club offers magnificent bi-coastal ocean views while marrying nature with classic design.

The course, named in honor of Hawaii’s greatest King was originally designed by Ted Robinson Sr. in 1991 and refreshed by Ted Robinson Jr. in 2005. The course works with nature and it will challenge you to use every club in your bag. Best yet? Sitting at 750 feet above sea level in central Maui, there are no surrounding homes or traffic to interfere with your game. The King Kamehameha Golf Club follows Robinson's philosophy: the golfer attacks, the designer defends.

After golf, you can enjoy the Frank Lloyd Wright-designed clubhouse that GolfDigest calls “The coolest clubhouse in the land.” It features elegant and casual dining rooms, cozy fireplaces and outdoor terraces as well as luxurious spas with fitness rooms for Men and Women. If someone in your group is not playing golf, be sure to call and book them a massage so they can enjoy the spa and meet you for lunch before or after your round.

King Kamehameha is a golf experience to put on the top of your list when visiting Maui.

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Golf course details

Holes: 18
Designed by: Ted Robinson, Jr., Ted Robinson, Sr.
Public/Private: Private
Year opened: 1991
Golf Season: Year round
Guest Policy: Limited non-member play
Tee times welcomed: Yes
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Greens:

Facilities

Pro in house: Yes
Driving range: Yes
Rental clubs: Yes
Rental carts: Yes

Green fees price ranges

Week days: $225
Weekends: $225

Course policies

Metal spikes allowed: No
Dress code: Appropriate attire for gentlemen are collared shirts, mock turtleneck golf shirts, Bermuda length golf shorts, and slacks. Appropriate attire for ladies are golf shirts, sleeveless golf shirts, golf shorts, skorts, and slacks. No tank tops, t-shirts, deni
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Length, slope and rating for each tee

Tee	Par	Yardage	Slope	Rating
White	72	6110	129	71.5
Blue	72	6584	132	73.5
Black	72	7060	139	75.9
Red	72	5254	124	67.1
Red (W)	72	5254	125	71.4
White (W)	72	6110	135	76.2

Reader Ratings / Reviews

by SD+1
on January 20th, 2018 08:18
From staff to the facilities this club is an exceptional experience. The course is challenging with great views of the valley and Haleakala.
by Jason Scott
on March 22nd, 2012 09:59
The course was amazing. As soon as you get out of your car, you are treated as a VIP, till the moment you leave. The Frank Loyd Wright designed Clubhouse Boasts world class staff and the largest Pro-Shop in the state. The Course was the most challenging ive played on the island, and the greens were flawless.
Looing forward to playing there again. It was truly a once in a lifetime experience.
by Jim McArthur
on May 27th, 2011 12:35
World Class! What a day! I've played all of Maui and this is the top of the chart. Take your Best Girl for a Spa, meal or some golfing and you will no doubt receive a Gold Star!
by K Stephenson
on January 04th, 2011 13:44
The best course by far that I had the priveledge of playing on Maui. If I was here every year I would join this private club. Every part of the experience was first class.
by B. Tucker
on December 19th, 2010 19:31
The course is a lot of fun, but it's the service, amenities and conditions that make the King stand out on Maui. They offer a Member for a Day rate and you should treat it like a day outing, come early, play, enjoy the locker rooms and have lunch or dinner afterwards.
by Keith Kennedy
on December 03rd, 2010 08:03
Wow, what a change of tune for this Private Club, courting common, non members to play. A couple of years ago, I drove up the driveway to see the Frank Lloyd designed Clubhouse and was rudely asked to leave by security.I guess hard times have hit Maui.Mahalo.