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Welcome to the Prince Course - Kauai, HI
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Course Description:
Set 300 feet above the blue Pacific along the island's rugged North Shore coast, the Prince Course at Princeville Resort is an 18-hole, par-72 course rated by many experts and golf publications as the No.1 course in Hawaii. This rating isn't given for the scenery. The Prince is a golfing experience that will try your skills.
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Golf Hotel Service is your premier hotel reservation service for hotels near golf courses.
For 8 years, we have been the leading provider of reservations for Golf courses around the world. We offer a Golf hotel directory with a complete list sorted by distance from the course. Each listing offers information such as a general property description, amenities and services, number of rooms, prices, special deals and contact information. The Golf Hotel room search allows you to check for hotels that have availability for your selected dates. You can narrow your search by choosing desired amenities and services. All of our hotels have been inspected and approved by AAA and the Mobil Travel Guide, the authorities in hotel and restaurant inspection.
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Designer Robert Trent Jones, Jr. oversaw the construction of the Prince in the late 1980s, and was inspired by the rolling terrain and foliage at Princeville to build a challenging, links-style course with roots in golf's homeland, Scotland.
The Prince Course at Princeville is part of the Princeville Resort located on the island of Kauai. The course was designed with the Scottish links-style in mind. The deep ocean blues, hotel amenities, and great Hawaiian vistas not only make for a great game of golf, but also an incredible trip.
The resort was named to GOLF MAGAZINE's 2002 list of "Gold Medal Resorts." In addition GOLF MAGAZINE ranked the Ocean Course 20th in its "Top 100 You Can Play in the U.S."
This resort is more than just another vacation spot. There are five sets of tees on every hole, and from each one you can see the ocean. This is one of the most difficult course designs in the state. It features many deep ravines and plenty of hills. The undulating greens vary in shape and size. This is one of the few double-dogleg par fours you will see: downhill off the tee and downhill to the green, but with a serpentine stream lined with tropical undergrowth dictating an all-carry approach to the green, or a bail-out pitch to the fairway.
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