• Summer Golf Opportunities • Free Hunting Class • Ha‘ena Run this Saturday Summer Golf Opportunities The following golf courses are offering summer programs on Kaua‘i: Wailua Golf Course Ed Okamoto 241-6666, June 21-July 2, M-F, July 5-16, M-F, July
• Summer Golf Opportunities
• Free Hunting Class
• Ha‘ena Run this Saturday
Summer Golf Opportunities
The following golf courses are offering summer programs on Kaua‘i: Wailua Golf Course Ed Okamoto 241-6666, June 21-July 2, M-F, July 5-16, M-F, July 19-30, M-F $20 per session 8-14, must have clubs and footwear.
Kiahuna Golf Club Ron Castillo, Jr. 742-9595 Beginning July 1st Free, HSJGA members play free after 4pm, accompanying adult pays only $10.
Poipu Bay Golf Course Michael Castillo 742-8711 March 1-April 10th Free 8-17 Combined effort with Kauai Junior Golf.
Princeville Makai G.C. Ken Caldwell 826-3580 June-August $45 per session 7-18 4 days instruction per session. 3 sessions.
Free Hunting Class
Hunter Education Classes are being offered by the Hawai‘i Dept. of Land and Natural Resources at the Kaua‘i Humane Society in Lihu‘e from June 22-24, 6-10 p.m. It’s open to anyone 10 years of age or above who enjoy the outdoors, not just hunters! Bring the whole family so everyone can learn something.
Subjects covered include, firearms and archery safety, survival and first-aid, wildlife identification and conservation, rules and regulations, game care, and outdoor responsibility. Attendance for all sessions required for certification.
To sign-up, contact the Hunter Education Office by calling, 1-800-353-4868 to pre-register, or for more information and/or for special needs.
All students are required to provide a picture ID at the door.
Ha‘ena Run this Saturday
Registration is currently being accepted for the Hanalei Canoe Club’s 24th Annual Ha‘ena to Hanalei 8-mile Run/Walk/Relay, and the 1-mile Keiki Fun Run that will take place this Saturday, June 5.
The Run/Walk starts at Ke‘e Beach on Kaua‘i’s Northshore with free transportation being provided from the Hanalei Park to the starting point.
Finish line is at the Hanalei Pier where finishers can cool down with a quick dip into Hanalei Bay before indulging in the pancake breakfast at the canoe club.
Runners not wanting to make the entire 8-mile run may team up with three others to make a relay out of the distance.
Children 14 and under are invited to register for the 1-mile fun run.
Entry fees for adults is $25 until race day when it goes up to $30. Relay teams pay $100 which goes up to $110 on race day, and children entry fees are $10. All participants receive a commemorative tee-shirt and the pancake breakfast.
Spectators may indulge in the pancake breakfast for $5.
For more information, please call 826-4619, or 826-6235 for lodging information (Laura at the Hanalei Colony Resort).
