Mauna Lani, from Auberge Resorts Collection (Hawaii Island)
About Mauna Lani, from Auberge Resorts Collection (Hawaii Island)
Mauna Lani, Auberge Resorts Collection, is located on the Kohala Coast of Hawaii Island's west coast north of Kailua-Kona. The resort is home to two 18-hole championship golf courses at Mauna Lani, the North and South courses, as well as a WikiWiki short course for casual rounds. The Auberge completed a $200-million reimagination of the property in 2020. The resort has more than 300 guest rooms and suites, plus a limited number of bungalows. The greater Mauna Lani development has over three miles of Big Island beachfront. There are five open-air restaurants at the resort featuring locally sourced dishes and items. There is an abundance of outdoor activities to partake in on both land and sea, and the SurfShack is a hub of activity that has everything from board rentals to yoga classes and scuba. Five 4,000-square-foot bungalows are also available for rent for larger groups, featuring two bedrooms, three baths and a private swimming pool and spa.Facts
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Photo submitted by djosephison on 01/09/2026
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Photo submitted by djosephison on 01/09/2026
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Photo submitted by djosephison on 01/09/2026
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Photo submitted by djosephison on 01/07/2026
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Photo submitted by djosephison on 01/07/2026
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Photo submitted by djosephison on 01/07/2026
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Photo submitted by djosephison on 01/07/2026
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Par from the tips on 15 Photo submitted by jeffstafford on 08/24/2023
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On the green from the tips! Photo submitted by jeffstafford on 08/24/2023
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Photo submitted by kosh78 on 04/14/2023
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Photo submitted by u000005365056 on 03/11/2023
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Photo submitted by u000005365056 on 03/11/2023
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Photo submitted by u000005365056 on 03/11/2023
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Photo submitted by bucknerbd on 02/27/2023
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Photo submitted by bucknerbd on 02/27/2023
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Photo submitted by bucknerbd on 02/27/2023
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Photo submitted by ppietran on 01/08/2022
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Beautiful par 3 Photo submitted by Albert8041332 on 11/02/2021
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Another photo op. Photo submitted by Albert8041332 on 11/02/2021
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Magnificent Photo submitted by Albert8041332 on 11/02/2021
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Her first EAGLE! Photo submitted by Albert8041332 on 11/02/2021
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Photo submitted by Albert8041332 on 10/22/2021
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Photo submitted by Albert8041332 on 10/22/2021
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Photo submitted by Albert8041332 on 10/22/2021
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Photo submitted by u314162197080 on 10/05/2021
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Photo submitted by u314161181557 on 02/14/2021
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Photo submitted by u314161181557 on 02/14/2021
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Photo submitted by u314161181557 on 02/14/2021
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Photo submitted by Snaphook417 on 01/29/2020
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Photo submitted by Snaphook417 on 01/29/2020
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Photo submitted by u980704217 on 12/07/2019
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Photo submitted by u980704217 on 12/07/2019
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View from the clubhouse Photo submitted by TonyaKucic on 09/03/2015
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Photo submitted by TonyaKucic on 09/03/2015
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Photo submitted by TonyaKucic on 09/03/2015
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#15 par 3 Photo submitted by TonyaKucic on 09/03/2015
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One of many ocean holes, #7 par 3 Photo submitted by TonyaKucic on 09/03/2015
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#17 North Course from 18th tee Photo submitted by msmithcsrs on 07/14/2015
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The 15th hole on the South course at Mauna Lani Resort is an ocean thriller. Photo submitted by JasonDeeganGA on 01/28/2014
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The 17th hole of the Mauna Lani Resort's North course sits in a bowl of lava rock. Photo submitted by JasonDeeganGA on 01/28/2014
Fear and fun factor into every round on the North course at Mauna Lani Resort
Compared to its sister South course, the North course at Mauna Lani Resort feels like a bully.
While the South is open and forgiving, the North plays long and narrow at times.
Tourists tend to lean toward playing the South course for its ocean views. Locals and regulars tend to favor the North course for the challenge and variety of holes. The North constantly doglegs through trees and lava fields.
The 455-yard ninth hole rates among the toughest (and best) par-4s on the island. Water and a bunker guard the right side of a green set near the beach. The signature 17th hole, the shortest on the course at 132 yards, plays into a bowl of lava rocks.
Mauna Lani Resort - sandwiched between the top-100 Mauna Kea and a Champions Tour venue at Hualalai - probably doesn't get the credit it deserves. This is one of the finest golf clubs in all of Hawaii.