Hawaii golf travel is organized island by island. Oahu offers the widest concentration of accommodation and transport links, while Maui, Hawaii Island, Kauai and Lanai require separate flight or ferry planning where available. Layouts can range from dry leeward coastal ground to cooler upland settings, with volcanic terrain, trade winds and changing rain patterns affecting conditions. Driving times, daylight and rental-car availability should be considered alongside tee times. Island selection matters more than a single statewide weather forecast. This matters when booking. Weather is generally warm year-round, but golf conditions are local rather than uniform. The wetter windward sides of islands can receive frequent showers, whereas leeward areas are often sunnier and drier. Morning tee times commonly offer lighter winds and more time for an afternoon shower or travel delay. Pack sun protection, a light rain layer and shoes suited to damp ground. For multi-island trips, allow buffer time between rounds: interisland flights, airport transfers and checked clubs can make same-day scheduling tight. Check course maintenance notices and cancellation policies before finalizing an itinerary, particularly during periods of stronger wind or heavy rain.
