18 holes of Aloha designed by Robert Trent Jones II design. View our gallery of photes but come and play to really grasp the beauty of our golf course along with the beauty of our Garden Island of Kauai.

The Kiahuna Golf Club is a sanctuary for many of Kauai’s endangered species including the state bird of Hawaii…the Nene. Golfers may also spot the rare Hawaiian Stilt and the very shy Moorhen along Waikomo Stream. The Black-Crowned Night Heron can be spotted, fishing along the club’s numerous water hazards.

To the left of the second fairway is a small outcrop of lava tubes that are home to a rare species of spider that has no eyes. The totally harmless Kauai Cave wolf spider was discovered in 1973 and is known to exist in only six caves in the Koloa-Poipu region of the island.

To the left of the fifteenth fairway is what is left of the house in which a Portuguese immigrant lived during the early 19th century. The man was charged with controlling the irrigation of the surrounding agland by diverting the Waikomo Stream that cuts across the northwest corner of the course. Also nearby is the crypt in which the man and his family were laid to rest.