Molokai is a popular golf destination for traveling golfers with more than 2 golf courses and 1 resort courses - from golf course designers like - Ironwood Hills Golf Club: Molokai's only active golf coursea 9-hole public, plantation-style course with eucalyptus trees and dramatic elevation changes. Visitors are welcome year-round, with green fees around US $36 for 18 holes. Kaluakoi Golf Club & Resort: Historical 18-hole course (Ted Robinson design) located at Kepuhi Beach. It is currently closed but remains historically notable and reputed for its beauty.. Molokai offers golf packages for buddies trips, couples getaways and golfers looking to play top notch golf courses in Hawaii.

Best Golf and Travel Times To Molokai:
Peak Season: Late Winter to Spring (February to May) mild temperatures and less rainfall make for ideal golf and sightseeing conditions on Molokai.
Shoulder Season: Fall (September to November) still pleasant, though occasional tropical showers can appear.
Not Recommended: Mid-Summer (July and August) due to higher humidity and heat, though rain is less likely.

Top Molokai Attractions:
The world's tallest sea cliffs on Molokai offer incredible hiking viewsespecially via mule-ride tours down the 2.9-mile trail to the Kalaupapa Peninsula.
Experience authentic Hawaiian rural culture with small-town charm in Kaunakakaithe longest pier in Hawaiiand local eateries serving traditional island fare.

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