Kapalua Golf Resort, The Bay Course

Kapalua Golf Resort, is a Resort, 36 hole golf course facility located in NAPILI, Hawaii. The facility has 2, 18-hole golf courses, The Bay Course and The Plantation Course. A third course, The Village course, was closed in 2007.

The Bay Course first opened for play in 1975. The course was designed by Arnold Palmer and Francis Duane.

The Bay Course at Kapalua in Maui offers a contrast to the sweeping vistas and changing elevations of the nearby Kapalua Plantation Course. One of the more striking holes is the par-3 #5, which defines the name Kapalua, meaning "arms embracing the sea" as it carries over a small inlet of crashing surf. #16 carries over a pond to a split fairway, is considered one of Hawaii's best par 4s. A number of the other holes also offer ocean views.

The Bay Course is a 6,600-yard par 72 with gently rolling fairways and generous greens. The course record is 62 set by Mike Sullivan in 1995 at the Lincoln-Mercury Kapalua International.