THE DUNES AT MAUI LANI
PLAY THE ONLY LINKS STYLE COURSE ON MAUI
EVENTS & SPECIALS
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THE DUNES
OUR HISTORY
Maui is unique to the rest of Hawaii because it is actually made up of the remains of two volcanoes linked together by a valley or isthmus formed by the receding sea. Hence the name “Valley Isle.” The Dunes is the only golf course in Hawaii built on naturally occurring dune terrain.
Minimal earth-moving occurred when The Dunes was designed, which was a departure from the modern-day American course architecture that has ruled for much of the last century.
THE DUNES BEGINNINGS
Reservations
Play the only links-style course on the island of Maui. Special rates for our Kama'aina!
Memberships
Become a golf legend at the Dunes at Maui Lani Golf Course. Receive 1 free round when you sign up and enjoy discounted rounds thereafter!
Pre-Packaged Rounds
Save on greens fees with our pre-packaged rounds! Purchase packs of 3 or 5 rounds at a discounted rate.
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Experience the Dunes for Yourself
Watch the video below for a highlight reel of our unique and beautiful 18-hole golf course.
UPCOMING TOURNAMENT
The Maui Open - POSTPONED - NEW DATES TBD
71st Maui Open Championship presented by Maui Toyota has been postponed.
It began in 1952 as the Maui Invitational, and was held at the Maui Country Club. The early years were dominated by Hall of Fame great Jimmy Ukauka, who won the title five years straight (1952–1956), losing his bid for a sixth title to another Hall of Fame legend, Guinea Kop. Since then, winners have included many who would become Hall of Fame inductees, including Ted Makalena, Paul Scodeller, Art Fujita, David Ishii, Allan Yamamoto, Morgan Fottrell, Masa Kaya, Dick McClean, David “Bones” Bettencourt, Lance Suzuki and most recently Brian Sasada. Last year after a few year’s hiatus during the pandemic, Corey Oride from Kauai became the eventual Champion in 2022!
Over the past decade, a younger generation has dominated the tournament. Fifteen-year-old Seabury Hall sophomore Alex Chiarella generated excitement when he emerged as the overnight leader in 2009. The next day, Tadd Fujikawa was the only golfer to break seventy in the final round. The Moanalua High School senior had to choose between tournament competition and his graduation ceremonies. He chose well, walking away with his first Maui Open title. Three years earlier, in 2006, Fujikawa became the youngest golfer ever to qualify for the U.S. Open. He’s now a professional along with Alex Chiarella who competes on the Korn Ferry Tour. Other great Maui Open past champions hoping to return are Sam Cyr, Garrett Okamura and Ryan Acosta.
The Maui Open is an appealing tournament because of our beautiful island home and anyone who wants to compete with great golfers can enter. To play in the championship flight, golfers must have a handicap of 6.2 or less, and amateurs are invited to compete with the pros. There is also an “A” flight, designed for golfers with a handicap of 15.4 or better who will play net competition (actual score less handicap). Each division offers prizes, including cash prizes for the pros, and merchandise for amateurs.
The Open has such a rich, storied past and The Dunes is a perfect match. The Dunes at Maui Lani is built on and around the natural sand dunes of the area, and modeled after the old championship links courses of Scotland and Ireland. Features like pot bunkers and firm greens make the course both unique and challenging. The Dunes also boasts the distinction of being the highest USGA slope-rated golf course on Maui.
THE DUNES
Mobile app
Download the The Dunes at Maui Lani App to enhance your golf experience on the course! This app includes:
- Interactive Scorecard
- Golf Games: Skins, Stableford, Par, Stroke Scoring
- GPS
- Measure your shot!
- Golfer Profile with Automatic Stats Tracker
- Hole Descriptions & Playing Tips
- Live Tournaments & Leaderboards
- Book Tee Times
- And much more…

FEATURED HOLE
HOLE #1, PAR 4
350 YARDS, HDCP. 6
Our opening hole is a dogleg left, 350 yard par 4 with a great risk-reward off the tee. Draw the ball left to shorten the hole, or play it safe by hitting to the right to avoid the trees and pot bunkers. Watch out for grass swales to the left of the green on your approach shot and you'll have a great start to your round.
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