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Kapalua's second Arnold Palmer design
layout, The Village Course, twists, turns, rises and
falls through the West Maui foothills. A serene trek
through Hawaiian headlands, stands of Cook and Norfolk
pines characterize this par 71, 6,632-yard course. course
is a long, hilly, 18 hole resort. This course features
many trees and doglegs. Built in 1981 and designed by
Arnold Palmer, this course offers golfers narrow fairways
that feature Bermuda turf and putting greens that feature
Bermuda grass. The Village is complex enough to challenge
the seasoned professional yet can be every bit as
enjoyable for beginning golfers as well. The Village
Course rises to 800 feet above sea level. Most of its
holes sit on a high plateau; the only problem is getting
there. After a harrowing climb over the first four holes
the course settles in to over interior views as well as
thrilling glimpses of the coastline. Trees there are a
plenty, but only to frame shots and provide backdrop.
Otherwise, it's just you, wild golf holes and the wind.
This course was first offered with it 2 sister courses
and Latrobe on the LS97 CD. A nice course, this is one of
my favourite LS courses.
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