Golf in Manele

Manele is a harbor community on the island of Lanai, the smallest of the main Hawaiian Islands and a place that the Castle & Cooke company—which owned virtually all of Lanai through most of the twentieth century—developed first as a pineapple plantation and more recently as a luxury resort destination. The Challenge at Manele, a Jack Nicklaus Signature course built on the lava coastline above Manele Bay, is one of Hawaii's most dramatic golf experiences, with holes that play along oceanside cliffs above the Pacific. The Four Seasons Lanai at Manele Bay provides the exclusive resort context for a course that attracts golfers from around the world to this small, remote island.