Hualalai Golf Club

Hualalai Golf Club anchors the Four Seasons Resort Hualalai at Historic Ka'upulehu, one of the Kona-Kohala Coast's highest-profile addresses, home to roughly 375 luxury residences. The club's defining feature is its two-course, two-access-tier structure: the Jack Nicklaus Signature course (1996), the first Nicklaus design on Hawai'i Island, is semi-private -- resort guests staying at the Four Seasons can book weekday and weekend tee times -- and hosts the PGA Tour Champions' Mitsubishi Electric Championship every January. The Tom Weiskopf-designed Ke'olu course (2002), on higher ground above the resort, is fully private and members-only, with its own clubhouse.

What makes Hualalai a clean bundled-to-homeownership case is the membership rule itself: every Hualalai Resort real estate purchase requires acceptance into Hualalai Club membership. That membership, once approved and dues are paid, extends to both courses plus the Ke'olu Clubhouse, the Sports Club & Spa, the Tennis Club, the Canoe Club, and Four Seasons beach and pool facilities.

Hualalai's residential product is correspondingly broad and tightly controlled: custom single-family estates, the Ke'olu Estates neighborhood above the resort, Hillside fairway homes, and a smaller inventory of Four Seasons-branded Residences and Villas (including named condominium projects such as Golf Villas, Hillside Villas, Estate Villas, Palm Villas, Fairway Villas, Ka'ulu Villas, and Waiulu Villas). The 2026 median sale price across the resort runs near $8.5M, spanning roughly $4M-$8M Residences/Villas up to $30M-$60M+ oceanfront trophy estates.