Kahili Golf Course

Overview: Kahili Golf Course occupies the lower slopes of the West Maui Mountains, with a setting that mixes open fairways, mountain contours and views back toward the central valley. The published layout information identifies an 18-hole par-72 course of about 6,554 yards. Wind and uneven lies are more important here than the flat-land character of many Maui resort courses.

History: Available course-design material credits Robin Nelson and Rodney Wright with the early-1990s design, but the sources do not establish a single reliable opening year for the current routing. The course has also appeared in public water and land records, which confirm the facility’s long-standing place in the Maui landscape.

Did You Know? The course sits below the West Maui Mountains, a setting where the Hawaiian word kahili is also associated with a feather standard. The name and the location both connect the facility to Maui’s broader cultural and mountain landscape.