 Overlooking the gateway to the island of Kauai in Hawaii. The resort exudes a romantic tropical ambiance with hints of European grandeur - a combination so alluring that in 1998, it was named by Golf Magazine to its elite list of Gold Medal golf resorts. The Kiele course has the most ocean holes than any other golf course in Hawaii.
Once there, players will discover that the Kiele Course has a sense of style uniquely its own. Fairways weave along imposing ocean cliffs, over promontories high above the harbor, and among some forty acres of fresh water lagoons that wind their way throughout the resort. Lush groves of exotic foliage thrive amongst the holes. A solitary rotunda sits on the water off the 17th tee and serves as an elegant and exquisitely romantic wedding chapel.
Each hole on the Kiele has a unique affiliation with an animal or mystical being - such as the Happy Buddha, Camel, Elephant, Hippo, Swan, Alligator and Dragon - and is marked at the tee box by a white marble statue set upon a three-ton granite base. The 18th hole features - what else? - the Golden Bear, in tribute to the golfer who master-minded the course.
Course Statistics
- 18 Holes
- Par 72
- 7,070 yards
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