About 65,000 rounds were played on this layout in 1989. Approximately half the players are local Hawaii residents, with close to 30 percent of the golf course business coming from Japanese visitors. The course runs double tees, and reservations for tee times, which are taken up to a month in advance, are required. Electric golf cars are mandatory on the course, and are included in the green fees. Because of the growing popularity of golf at the resort offers a full range of water sports such as wind surfing and scuba diving.
Guests can also enjoy five-star tennis courts, two swimming pools, volleyball, and horseback riding.
Those looking for less strenuous pleasures can take advantage of three different cocktail lounges and three restaurants. The golf course has a driving range, a putting green, a fully stocked pro shop, and a clubhouse with a snack bar and shower rooms.