Est. 1991 · Robert Trent Jones Jr.
Why we love this place
Poipu Bay is championship golf with soul. We love that a course tough enough for major winners still honors the sacred ground it's built on, framing every windswept shot with ocean, mountain and centuries of Hawaiian history you can feel underfoot.
Via Poipu Bay Golf Course (official)
About Poipu Bay Golf Course
Poipu Bay stretches along Kauai's sunny South Shore near Koloa, a Robert Trent Jones Jr. design set on about 210 oceanfront acres between mountain backdrop and rugged sea cliffs. The links-influenced layout plays firm and fast over seashore paspalum, exposed to shifting trade winds, with 85 bunkers and a handful of water hazards testing every club in the bag. The property is threaded with ancient Hawaiian sites, including heiau and hand-stacked stone walls estimated at more than five centuries old, which are protected and off-limits to play. Poipu Bay earned lasting fame as host of the PGA Grand Slam of Golf from 1994 through 2006, the exclusive season-ending exhibition contested by that year's four major champions, drawing the game's biggest names to its dramatic oceanside closing holes.
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