The Plantation Course

2000 Plantation Club Drive, Lahaina, Maui, Hawaii, 96761

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18 holes

The Plantation Course Scorecard

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Tees, Slope & Course Rating

TeeSlopeCourse Rating
Tournament14075.6
Regular13071.7

The Plantation Course by the Numbers

The Plantation Course plays to a par of 4 and measures 6,553 yards from the regular tees. The layout features 0 par-3s, 1 par-4s and 0 par-5s. The longest test is the 18th, stretching 585 yards from the tips, and the shortest is the 11th at 145 yards.

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About The Plantation Course

The Plantation Course spans 6,553 yards and plays to a par of 4, providing a memorable experience on the rolling terrain of Maui’s countryside. Featuring two sets of tees — Tournament and Regular — it offers options for players of varying skill levels. The course is known for its challenging layout, with strategic elevation changes and well-placed bunkers that demand thoughtful shot-making. Playing here means navigating lush grasses, while the course’s slope rating adds an extra layer of difficulty, particularly for those below a 10 handicap.

What to Expect

Expect a solid test of golf that's best suited for mid to low handicappers, especially given the slope rating. Be careful with your club selection; the elevation changes can add distance to your shots, so it may be wise to factor in an extra club on many holes. Keep an eye out for the tricky bunkers and the occasional wind coming off the coast, which can affect your ball flight. A solid strategy here emphasizes precision over power, so plot your way through the course wisely.

Fun Fact

Did you know that The Plantation Course is the only course in Hawaii to host a PGA Tour event? Its unique design and stunning views make it a favorite among both pros and amateurs.

About Lahaina, Maui

Lahaina is a historic town on the western coast of Maui, renowned for its charming whaling village past and vibrant arts scene. With its picturesque harbor, art galleries, and an array of restaurants offering fresh seafood, it’s a perfect blend of culture and relaxation. You'll find a laid-back island vibe here that invites both exploration and leisure.

Nearby Attractions

While you're in Lahaina, be sure to explore the historic Front Street, where you’ll find shops, art galleries, and eateries like the acclaimed Mama's Fish House for a taste of local cuisine. If you’re looking for a place to relax after your round, the nearby Kaanapali Beach is perfect for sunbathing or a sunset stroll. You can also catch a traditional Hawaiian luau, which offers a great way to soak in the culture of the islands.

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