Resort guests may book up to 120 days in advance. All other visitors to Hawaii may book up to 90 days in advance. Kama’aina (Hawaii residents with State of Hawaii ID) may book up to 30 days in advance. Large groups and tournaments may book out further, please contact our Golf Shop for more details, 808-293-8574

We accept 9-hole bookings up to 24 hours in advance

The expected pace of play at Turtle Bay is four hours and thirty minutes for 18 holes. On occasion, abnormal conditions may affect the pace of play. Contributing factors include days when inclement weather may cause delays, wet conditions may cause golf cart restrictions, or a special event is playing the golf course.

On the North Shore, the sun sets as early as 5:30 PM in December, and as late as 7:15 PM in June/July. With an average pace of play of 4 hours & 30 minutes, you can tee off as late as 2:45 PM in the summer, and 1:00 PM in the winter and finish 18-holes. Special Twilight rates officially start at 1:00 PM year-round. Please note, guests with twilight tee time, we cannot guarantee you will finish 18-holes before sunset.

Turtle Bay has a full grass driving range, short-game area, and practice putting green. Guests not playing the course may purchase a Practice Pass for $25/person and includes up to two baskets (approximately 140 balls) and up to 2 hours of use of the short-game area (putting and chipping greens). We have driving range rental club sets available for guests at no charge. We also have a full practice putting green, and short-game area with 2 sand bunkers.

The driving range is open daily from 6:30 AM – 3:00 PM (*Opens at 9:00 AM on Wednesdays due to maintenance)

*Last pass sold at 2:30 PM and last ball hit at 3:00 PM

Considered to be the #1 Golf Course on O’ahu by pros and amateurs alike, The Palmer Course opened in 1992 and was designed by Arnold Palmer and Ed Seay. The course was rated one of Golf Magazine’s “Top 10 New Courses” in America and ranked 4th among Golf Digest’s “Best New Resort Courses in America” when it opened in 1992. Today, the Palmer Course is consecutively ranked the #1 Public Access Golf Course on Oʻahu. It features two very distinct experiences.

The front nine will challenge golfers with a Scottish Links style layout, while the back nine has a more tropical setting as it winds through verdant landscapes. The course forms a horseshoe around the Punahoʻolapa marsh, an unspoiled 100-acre wetland and bird sanctuary. Water comes into play on 14 of the Palmer holes. The signature 17th hole offers panoramic ocean views from the green while the hole is dotted with nine bunkers, which makes it as challenging as it is scenic.

This par 72 course measures 6,225 yards from the resort tees. When played from the Palmer (black) tees, this 7,218-yard seaside course presents a stiff challenge to even the best players. Sand traps are plentiful, with more than 60 menacing the fairways and protecting the greens. However, there are five sets of tees on each hole that provide an enjoyable experience for golfers of any ability.

Our newest addition to the Turtle Bay golf course family, The Breaks is a 90,000-square-foot 18-hole putting course designed by our PGA golf professional team with the expertise and guidance of our golf course superintendents. The course is located outside the clubhouse, steps away from the golf shop and Lei Lei’s Bar & Grill. This new addition to the Turtle Bay Golf course family is sure to bring fun and an exciting challenge for golfers (and non-golfers) of all ages and abilities.

The George Fazio Course at Turtle Bay Resort opened in 1972. The 18-hole design meanders among a lush landscape while skirting the North Shore coast on numerous occasions. It is known for generally being more forgiving than the Arnold Palmer Course and having breathtaking ocean views on both the back and front nine. It is a popular walking course because it can be played from a shorter distance and there are far fewer forced carries.

While the Fazio Course is the original course at Turtle Bay Resort, it is still a great test of golf, and in its day it hosted the best players of a generation, including Arnold Palmer, Gary Player, Sam Snead, and Chi Chi Rodriguez in the first Champions Tour Skins Game. The Fazio Course has also hosted the LPGA Tour’s Hawaiian Open. The Fazio Course is an experience well worth having, and for those enjoying multiple days at the resort, a great complement to the Palmer experience.