THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS
The setting for The 1999 Hawaiian Classic is the tropical destination of Maui, in the Hawaiian Islands. The majestic mountains and exquisite beaches combine with a lush tropical paradise and 3 championship golf courses to provide an unforgettable experience for both golfer and non-golfer alike. Both the Renaissance Wailea Beach Resort and Wailea Golf Club offer exciting Pacific vistas and an opportunity to view hump-back whales breaching just off the white sand beach. Both the Resort and surrounding area provide ample activities for both golfer and non-golfer. You can enjoy a range of watersports, including deep sea fishing, surfing, snorkelling, diving and wind-surfing; explore the dormant volcano and observation centre; discover the many hiking or horse-back riding trails; or just relax by the pool or on the beach. Daily maximum temperatures in February average 80º.

TOURNAMENT FORMAT
A combination of events will be held during The 1999 Hawaiian Classic including individual stableford competitions, team events, and a professional medal tournament. The event is open to all golfers, amateurs or professionals, individuals, couples or groups.

RENAISSANCE WAILEA BEACH RESORT
A luxurious 5-star resort set in the midst of a 15 acre tropical oasis with beautiful white sandy beaches just steps from your room. A choice of dining is offered from authentic Japanese cuisine to seafood specialities. Relax in the pool or on the beach, try your hand at surfing or enjoy tennis at the Wailea Tennis Club. The Renaissance is conveniently located for the many restaurants in the town of Kihei, and offers a free shuttle bus to Wailea Shopping Village, Wailea Golf Club and the other hotels of Wailea.

WAILEA GOLF CLUB
Wailea Golf Club’s 3 award-winning courses with 2 clubhouses provide an ideal setting for this superb event. The 7,070 yard Gold Course, designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr. offers a classic golf experience. The inviting fairways of the Blue Course, designed by Arthur Jack Snyder, meander through splendid bougainvillea and million-dollar homes, while the Emerald Course, which opened in 1995, offers an exciting layout, again by Robert Trent Jones Jr. All 3 courses are surrounded by breathtaking views of the Pacific and Mount Haleakala. The excellent practice facility and great restaurant at the award-winning Gold & Emerald Clubhouse complete the setting.

ITINERARY
Thur 18 Feb ~ Guests arrive in Maui late afternoon/early evening and check in to the Renaiassance Wailea Beach Resort.
Fri 19 Feb~ Practice Round 1 will be played at Wailea Golf Club’s Emerald Course. A poolside Welcome Reception and Briefing will be held in the evening.
Sat 20 Feb ~ Practice Round 2 will be played at Wailea Golf Club’s Gold Course.
Sun 21 Feb ~ Free Day.
Mon 22 Feb ~ Free Day. Optional Kapalua Challenge with dinner, see below for details.
Tues 23 Feb ~ Tournament Round 1 at The Emerald Course.
Wed 24 Feb ~ Tournament Round 2 at The Blue Course.
Thur 25 Feb ~ Free Day.
Fri 26 Feb ~ Final Tournament Round at The Gold Course, followed by a Gala Dinner and Prizegiving to be held in the evening.
Sat 27 Feb ~ Departure day. Alternatively, extend your stay at the Renaissance Wailea Beach Resort or transfer to another island to extend your stay in the beautiful Hawaiian Islands of Kauai, Lanai, Oahu or Big Island.

THE KAPALUA CHALLENGE (Optional)
The Plantation Course combines traditional architecture and spectacular native topography. An enjoyable yet challenging combination for all levels of golfer followed by dinner at The Plantation House Restaurant.
Amateurs £150, Professionals £85, Dinner Only £50

PACKAGE PRICES (excluding flights)