The Plantation Course at Kapalua
Hawaii's best course and the stage on which the PGA Tour opens every season at the Sentry Tournament of Champions, a Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw design from 1991 sprawling across the volcanic slopes above Kapalua on Maui's northwest coast. A par 73 stretching to some 7,600 yards, it is defined by colossal elevation change, vast tumbling fairways and trade winds that turn the downhill, downwind par 5 eighteenth into one of the most famous closing holes in golf. Bold, walkable in spirit and utterly spectacular, it is the round every visiting golfer wants.