The approach, with black lava and blue ocean along the right side and behind the green, is what attracts all of us to Hawaii golf. The possibility of eagle is stimulating as well. The lightly legging par-4's at the 8th, 10th and 18th Holes are among the best in the state and offer much to admire from a design perspective. Although relatively straight, the deceptive 378-yd. 8th Hole plays like a dogleg right due to a couple of well-placed bunkers.
Big hitters can let it fly with a power fade over the bunkers.
All others must play to the left. 10th Hole is a favorite of many including Waikoloa's touring pro, Peter Jacobsen. Playing every bit of its gently uphill, left-legging 416 yds. Keep the tee shot right of center to take the row of palms on the left out of play. Par is a great score.