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TELEPHONE DIRECTORY
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ACCOUNTING
General ......................................................................... 325-4151 Spencer Wong, Club Controller ................................... 325-4152 Vicki Yadon, Assistant Controller ................................. 325-4159 ADMINISTRATION
Member Services ......................................................... 325-4000 Scott Nair, General Manager ......................................... 325-4100 Juliana Kasberg, Member Services Manager ................... 325-4106 FAX MACHINES
Member Services .......................................................... 325-4001 Accounting ................................................................... 325-9784 FOOD & BEVERAGE
Food & Beverage Managers .......................................... 325-4120 The Beach Club Dining Room .................................... 325-4121 The Golf Clubhouse Dining Room .............................. 325-4145 GOLF OPERATIONS
Operations .................................................................... 325-4111 Pro Shop (18-Hole) ...................................................... 325-4115 Shaun Steile, Head Golf Professional ............................. 325-4110 KUKI`O PROPERTIES
General ......................................................................... 325-4040 David Johnston, Head of Sales ...................................... 325-4101 OUTDOOR PURSUITS
Outdoor Pursuits Reservations ...................................... 325-4144 Thibert Lussiaa, OP Manager ........................................ 325-4144 SECURITY
24 Hour Security .......................................................... 325-4123 Loyden Tabbada, Security Manager .............................. 325-4178 Mail Clerk ............................... [email protected] 325-4185 SPA & KUKIO PROVISIONS
Spa Concierge .............................................................. 325-4131 Kukio Provisions .......................................................... 325-4116 Melanie Aiona, Director of Spa & Recreation ............... 325-4130
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GENERAL HOURS OF OPERATION THE BEACH CLUBHOUSE
Continental Breakfast Bar .............. Tue-Sun .............. 7:00am - 10:30am Cocktails ....................................... Tue-Thu ................11:00am - Sunset Cocktails ........................................ Fri-Sun ............... 11:00am - 8:30pm Lunch ............................................ Tue-Sun .............. 11:30am - 3:30pm Pizza .............................................. Tue-Thu ............. 11:30am – 5:00pm Pizza ............................................... Fri-Sun ............... 11:30am - 8:30pm Dinner ............................................ Fri-Sun ................ 5:30pm - 8:30pm THE GOLF CLUBHOUSE
Coffee Service Bar .......................... Tue-Sun .............. 8:00am - 10:00am Cocktails......................................... Tue-Thu .............. 11:00am - 8:30pm Cocktails.......................................... Fri-Sun ................ 11:00am – Sunset Lunch ............................................. Tue-Sun .............. 11:00am - 5:00pm Pizza To Go ................................... Tue-Thu .............. 11:00am - 8:30pm Pizza To Go .................................... Fri-Sun ............... 11:00am - 5:00pm Dinner ........................................... Tue-Thu ............... 5:30pm - 8:30pm 10 -HOLE GOLF
10-Hole Golf Course ...................... Tue-Sun ................. 7:00am – Sunset 18 -HOLE GOLF
Golf Club Retail ............................. Tue-Sun ................ 7:00am - 5:00pm 18-Hole Golf Course ...................... Tue-Sun ................. 7:00am - Sunset Practice Facility............................... Tue-Sun ................. 7:00am - Sunset THE SPA & KUKIO PROVISIONS
Spa ................................................ Tue-Sun ................ 6:00am - 7:00pm Spa Cardio & Locker Room .............. Mon ................. 6:00am - 12:00pm Massage .......................................... Tue-Sun .............. 10:00am - 6:00pm Kukio Provisions ............................ Tue-Sun ................ 8:30am - 5:00pm Tennis ............................................ Tue-Sun ...................Daylight Hours MEMBER SERVICES
Member Services ............................ Tue-Sun ................ 8:00am - 5:00pm OUTDOOR PURSUITS
Activities ........................................ Tue-Sun ................ 7:00am - 4:00pm SECURITY & MAIL SERVICES
Security ............................... 24 hours/7 days a week ............................... Mail Room (*excluding holidays) ..... Mon-Fri* ..............8:00am - 3:00pm 1.2
GENERAL CLUB RULES & REGULATIONS_________________________ PREAMBLE These Rules and Regulations are intended to be a guide to the use of Kuki’o Golf and Beach Club, Inc. (the "Club") facilities. They are not intended to deal with all conceivable issues that may be presented for governance. These Rules and Regulations are established by the Club to protect the Club Facilities and to promote the health, safety, welfare and enjoyment of the members, their families and guests and all other persons using the Club Facilities. The Club is committed to providing all members and their guests with an enjoyable club experience. To uphold these standards, members and guests are expected to act in a manner consistent with the core values as established by the Board of Directors. The Club may amend these Rules and Regulations from time to time as it determines appropriate in its sole discretion. GENERAL CLUB RULES 1. The Club is to be used for recreational purposes only and is not intended to be used as a place of personal business. Any solicitation of members by other members or staff is strictly prohibited. No pictures or video of the Club, its members or employees may be used at any time for commercial purposes, for posting on public websites or social media, without the written consent of the General Manager. Stock photos of Kuki’o will be available as requested. 2. Members, their families and their guests shall abide by all rules and regulations of the Club as they may be amended from time to time. 3. No performance by entertainers will be permitted on the Club Facilities without the permission of the General Manager. 4. Alcoholic beverages will not be served or sold, nor permitted to be consumed, at the Club during hours or at locations prohibited by law. No alcoholic beverages will be sold or served to any person not permitted to purchase the same under the laws of the State of Hawaii, or any applicable ordinances or regulations. Wine bottles may be brought to the restaurant from member’s personal stock and may be subject to a corkage fee at the clubs discretion. The Club reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to refuse service to a member or guest when that member or guest appears to be intoxicated. 5. Outside catering is not permitted. All food and beverages consumed on the Club Facilities must be furnished by the Club unless otherwise permitted by the General Manager. 6. Employees are permitted to deliver food or alcoholic beverages to locations away from the immediate area of the clubhouse or other designated areas only with the permission of the General Manager.
7. Commercial advertisements shall not be posted or circulated in the Club nor shall solicitations of any kind be made on the Club Facilities or upon the Club's stationery without the prior approval of the Board of Directors. 8. Other than as permitted by the Board of Directors, no petition shall be originated, solicited, circulated or posted on any of the Club Facilities. 9. Members shall not use the roster or list of members of the Club for solicitation or commercial purposes. Members shall not distribute the member roster, member email addresses or list of members to anyone without written consent of the Board of Directors or General Manager. 10. It is contrary to the Club's policy to have the facilities used for functions which are in any way related to past, present or future fundraising efforts for the benefit of a political cause, except as specifically permitted by the Board of Directors. The Club Facilities shall not be used in connection with organized religious services unless otherwise determined by the Board of Directors from time to time. 11. Members should not request special personal services from employees of the Club who are on duty or the personal use of the Club's furnishings or equipment which are not ordinarily available for member's use. 12. Dogs or other pets (with the exception of service dogs required to perform a task for the benefit of an individual with a disability and registered with the Club) are not permitted on the Club Facilities, except under special circumstances or with permission of the General Manager. When dogs are permitted on the grounds, they must be on a leash. Members are responsible for damage or injury caused by an animal owned by the member or under the member's control. 13. All complaints, criticisms or suggestions of any kind relating to any of the operations of the Club or its employees must be addressed to the General Manager either in writing or via scheduled meeting. 14. Members and their guests may not abuse any of the Club's employees, verbally or otherwise. All service employees of the Club are under the supervision of the General Manager and no member or guest shall reprimand or discipline any employee, nor shall a member request an employee to leave the Club Facilities for any purpose whatsoever. Any employee not rendering courteous and prompt service should be reported to the General Manager immediately. 15. The Club's Facilities shall be open on the days and during the hours as may be established from time to time by the Board of Directors of the Club. Areas of the Club may also be closed from time to time for scheduled maintenance and repairs. 16. No unlicensed vehicles are permitted on the Club Facilities. 17. Smoking of any kind is not permitted at any of the club’s facilities including electronic smokeless cigarettes.
18. Absolutely no fireworks are permitted anywhere on the Club Facilities or adjacent areas unless part of a fireworks exhibit organized and conducted by the Club. 19. Firearms and all other weapons of any kind are not permitted at the Club Facilities at any time. 20. No member, visitor or guest is allowed in the service or restricted areas of the Club. 21. Use of the Club Facilities may be restricted or reserved from time to time by the Club. 22. Violation of any of these rules or conduct in a manner prejudicial to the best interests of the Club will subject the person in violation to disciplinary action in accordance with the Bylaws of the Club. 23. The Board of Directors of the Club reserves the right to amend or modify these rules as it determines appropriate from time to time and will notify the membership of material changes. 24. The personnel of the Club have full authority to enforce these rules and any infractions will be reported to the General Manager. 25. In no event shall the Club discriminate against any individual because of the individual's race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, handicap or marital status. MEMBER DUES AND CHARGES 1. Members' dues will be billed on a quarterly basis unless otherwise determined by the Club. 2. A member is entitled to charge privileges at the Club so long as his or her membership is in good standing. Cash payments may or may not be permitted as determined by the Club from time to time. Credit cards may be used to make occasional incidental purchases as determined from time to time by the General Manager. 3. All food, beverage, merchandise and services of the Club charged to the member's Club account will be billed monthly and each member's Club account shall be due and payable upon receipt of the monthly statement. 4. Club accounts shall be deemed delinquent from the date first billed if payment is not received within 30 days after the date of the monthly statement. Past due bills will be subject to a one and one-half percent (1.5%) late payment charge per month, but not to exceed the maximum amount permitted by law. The late payment charge shall accrue 30 days from the date of the monthly statement until the account is paid in full. Members having past due bills may be charged a reinstatement fee at the discretion of the Club to reactivate an account once it is deemed delinquent.
5. If a member fails to pay any Club account within 60 days of when it is first billed, the Club shall have the right to suspend membership privileges in the Club at any time until the delinquent account is paid in full. Continued delinquency for a period of 120 days from the date a Club account is first billed or repeated incidents of delinquency by a member may result in termination of membership in the Club. 6. If the Club account of any member is delinquent, the Club may at its option take whatever action it deems necessary to effect collection, including without limitation, suspension or termination of a membership or legal action. If the Club commences any legal action to collect any amount owed by any member or to enforce any other liability of any member to the Club, and if judgment is obtained by the Club, the member shall also be liable for all costs and expenses of such legal action and reasonable attorneys' fees, including any fees required in connection with appellate proceedings. MAILING ADDRESSES 1. Each member shall be responsible for filing with Member Services, in writing, preferably on a form provided by the Club, his or her mailing/email address and any changes thereto, where the member wishes all notices and invoices of the Club to be sent. A member shall be deemed to have received mailings from the Club ten days after they have been mailed/emails to the address on file with the Club. In the absence of an address on file at the Membership Office, any Club mailing may, with the same effect described above, be addressed as the General Manager may think is most likely to cause its prompt delivery. 2. The Club must be notified in writing of any change of address. Failure to do so shall constitute a waiver of the right to receive club notices, bulletins and any other communications, and a violation of these rules. MEMBERSHIP CORRESPONDENCE Complaints or suggestions concerning the management, service or operation of the Club should be in writing, signed by the Member and addressed to the Club General Manager. Errors in billing charges should be directed to the attention of the Accounting Department. CLUB SERVICES AND ACTIVITIES 1. The Club provides a variety of social, cultural and recreational events in which all members are encouraged to participate. 2. The Club desires to encourage the use of the Club Facilities by members for private parties on any day or evening, provided it does not interfere with the normal operation of the Club, or with the services regularly available to members. Members are requested to make reservations with the appropriate Club personnel for available dates and arrangements.
3. Private functions are permitted at the Club only with prior permission of the General Manager. The individual sponsoring the function shall assume full responsibility for the conduct of guests in accordance with these rules. The individual sponsoring the private function shall be responsible for any damage caused by the installation of any decor and shall be responsible for the removal of all such decor. The sponsor of the function shall be responsible for the payment of any charges not paid by individuals attending the private function. 4. Special event functions will be scheduled from time to time at the discretion of the Board of Directors. RESIGNATION OF MEMBERSHIP 1. A member may resign membership in the Club by delivering written notice of resignation to the Club's General Manager and will be processed in accordance with the Bylaws of the Club. 2. Notwithstanding any resignation, suspension or termination of membership, the member and his or her spouse shall remain liable for any amounts unpaid on the member's Club account, membership dues, assessments and other fees until the Club reissues the resigned member's membership. LOSS OR DESTRUCTION OF PERSONAL PROPERTY OR INSTANCES OF PERSONAL INJURY 1. Each member as a condition of membership, and each guest as a condition of invitation to the Club Facilities, assumes sole responsibility for his or her property. The Club shall not be responsible for any loss or damage to any private property used or stored on the Club Facilities, including golf club storage, Outdoor Pursuits equipment, locker room storage, etc… 2. Any such personal property which may have been left in or on the facilities for six months or more without payment of storage thereon, may be sold by the Club, with or without notice, at a public or private sale, or may be otherwise disposed of, and the proceeds, if any, shall belong to the Club. 3. No person shall remove from the Club's premises any property or furniture belonging to the Club without proper written authorization. Every member of the Club shall be liable for any property damage and/or personal injury at the Club, or at any activity or function operated, organized, arranged or sponsored by the Club, caused by the member, any guest or any family member. The cost of such damage shall be charged to the responsible member's Club account. 4. Any member, family member, guest or other person who, in any manner, makes use of or accepts the use of any apparatus, appliance, facility, privilege or service whatsoever owned, leased or operated by the Club, or who engages in any contest, game, function, exercise, competition or other activity operated, organized, arranged or sponsored by the Club, either on or off the Club's premises, shall do so at his or her own risk. The member, his or her family members and guests shall hold the Club and their affiliates, directors, officers, employees, representatives and agents ("Indemnified Parties") harmless from any
and all loss, cost, claim, injury, damage or liability sustained or incurred by it, him or her, resulting here from and/or from any act or omission, whether due to negligence or otherwise, of any Indemnified Party. Any member shall have, owe and perform the same obligation to the Indemnified Parties hereunder in respect to any such loss, cost, claim, injury, damage or liability sustained or incurred by any guest or family member. Should any party bound by these Rules and Regulations bring suit against any of the Indemnified Parties in connection with any event operated, organized, arranged or sponsored by the Club or on any other claim or matter in connection with membership in the Club, and fail to obtain judgment therein against any one or more of them, said party shall be liable to the prevailing Indemnified Parties for all costs and expenses incurred by them in the defense of such suit, including court costs and attorneys' fees and expenses through all appellate proceedings. SERVICE CHARGE 1. A service charge equal to twenty percent (20%) will be added to all food and beverage sales, spa treatments, Member Services and chargeable Outdoor Pursuits activities. 2. Cash tipping is not permitted by members of the Club. 3. In November, it is customary to receive a letter from the President or General Manager providing an opportunity for the members to contribute to a Holiday Fund that is distributed to all employees of Kuki’o and the Kuki’o Community Association. These funds are distributed in a formulaic manner based on a number of criteria as determined by the Club General Manager and Human Resources Manager. All contributions are voluntary and will be included on each member's bill at their request. The Club employs many people, and this Holiday Fund provides the membership with an opportunity to show your appreciation of their efforts. CHILDREN 1. Children are the responsibility of the parents or guardians. Children who are under the age of 10 should be supervised by adult. The staff of Kuki’o is not allowed to supervise children while at work nor should it be expected that staff will supervise children’s activities at any time unless activities are sponsored and managed by the club. 2. Members are responsible for the conduct and safety of their children when at the Club Facilities.
ATTIRE 1. While Kuki’o has a relaxed dress code, it is expected that members will choose to dress in a fashion befitting the surroundings and atmosphere provided in the setting of the Club. It is also expected that members will advise their guests of the dress requirements. 2. Gentlemen and ladies are requested to dress in a fashion compatible with the appropriate occasion. 3. The dress standards of the Club may be changed or waived by Club management from time to time for special activities and functions. 4. Shirts for men and cover ups for women are required in all dining facilities. GUEST PRIVILEGES Guest privileges may be extended to guests of members subject to applicable guest fees, charges and rules and regulations established by the Board of Directors from time to time. Although it is the intention of the Club to accommodate guests without inconvenience to the members, the Club reserves the right to limit the number of guests that accompany a member on any given day or period of time (for example, Festive Holidays) over the course of a membership year or during a portion of a membership year, and the number of times a particular guest may use the Club Facilities in any given membership year. Guest privileges may be denied, withdrawn or revoked at any time for reasons considered sufficient by the Board of Directors in its sole and absolute discretion. 1. The Board of Directors may establish rules restricting the number of times a particular day guest may use the golf, tennis, fitness and social facilities of the Club. 2. A particular individual using the Club Facilities as a guest must be registered by the hosting member with the Club. Guests will be charged guest fees for use of the Club Facilities as determined from time to time by the Board of Directors. 3. Guests will be entitled to use the Club Facilities only in accordance with the privileges of the category of membership of the sponsoring member upon payment of daily fees. 4. Guest charges for any services will be charged against the hosting member's Club Account, unless alternate arrangements are made with the General Manager. 5. The Club reserves the right to require identification by each guest. 6. Guest privileges may be limited by the Club, from time to time, in the sole and absolute discretion of the Club. Notice of such limitation will be given by the Club.
7. The sponsoring member shall be responsible for all charges incurred by the guest. The sponsoring member is also responsible for the conduct of a guest while at the Club. If the manner, deportment or appearance of any guest is deemed to be unsatisfactory, the hosting member shall, at the request of the Club, cause such guest to leave the Club Facilities. 8. Members may register no more than 10 guests to use the facilities at any one time during nonpeak periods and a maximum of 6 guests during peak periods. See calendar on www.kukio.net for peak periods. The General Manager may approve more than 10 which may include guest fees and is subject to availability. 9. A member may sponsor guests to use the club so long as they are present in residence on island. 10. Guests are not permitted to invite other guests to use the facility. 11. Qualified marketing guests may be approved for up to 3 days access pending approval by the General Manager subject to availability. The Board reserves the right to allow extended privileges in their sole discretion. GENERAL POOL RULES 1. Use of the pool at any time is at the swimmer's own risk. Any injuries or accidents should be reported to a spa attendant immediately. 2. Children ten years and younger must be accompanied by an adult. 3. Children who cannot swim must be accompanied by a parent or guardian at all times while in any of the pool areas. 4. Swimming is permitted only during designated hours. The pool is officially closed when a "CLOSED" sign is posted. 5. Showers are required before entering the pool. 6. Bottles, glass objects, drinking glasses and sharp objects are not permitted in the pool area. Trash should be placed in the containers located throughout the pool area. 7. Food is allowed only in designated areas of the pool facilities. 8. All swimmers must wear bona fide swimming attire. Proper non-swim attire is required at all times in the clubhouse, other than in the locker rooms. Shoes or other foot coverings should be worn outside the swimming pool area for your protection. Swim diapers for infants are required. 9. Radios, televisions and the like may be listened to if played at a sound level which is not offensive to other Members and guests. 10. Animals, bicycles and skateboards, are restricted from the pool areas.
11. Lifesaving and pool cleaning equipment should be used only for the purposes intended. 12. Running and hazardous activity are not permitted in the pool areas. Pushing, dunking and dangerous games are prohibited. 13. Diving is not permitted unless otherwise indicated at the pool. 14. Fishing, spear fishing and snorkeling equipment, other than a mask and snorkel, are not to be used in the pool areas except as part of an organized course of instruction. 15. Throwing footballs, frisbees, tennis balls, or other objects, spitting or spouting water, and tag games are not allowed in the pool area. The pool staff has the authority to expel from the pool areas anyone who fails to cooperate in following these Pool Rules or whose conduct is otherwise unbecoming of a Member. 16. Swimming parties may be arranged through the Club in advance of the occasion. 17. All persons using pool furniture are required to cover the furniture with a towel when using suntan oils and lotions. The use of these oils and lotions could stain or damage the furniture. 18. All persons using the pool area are urged to cooperate in keeping the area clean by properly disposing of towels, cans, bottles, etc. 19. Flotation devices are permitted for non-swimming children up to five years of age. Small toys such as balls, water guns, rings, etc., may be permitted, depending on the number of persons in the pool and the manner in which the toys are used. Air mattresses may be permitted, depending on the size of the mattress and the number of persons in the pool. The pool staff has the authority to determine when using any of the above would present a safety hazard and to require discontinuing the use thereof. Tire inner tubes are not permitted. 20. Persons who leave the pool area for over 30 minutes must relinquish lounges and chairs by removing all towels and personal belongings. Saving chairs for persons absent from the pool area is prohibited.
GOLF RULES___________________________________ –
The rules of golf as adopted by the United States Golf Association (U.S.G.A.) together with the rules of etiquette as adopted by the U.S.G.A. shall be the rules of the Club, except when in conflict with local rules or with any of the rules and regulations herein.
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All members and guests should register in the Club Shop before beginning play. Advance notice to the golf staff is requested when planning to play either course. Please provide the names of your guests at this time to ensure their admittance to the clubhouse or other areas. Guests must be accompanied by a member on the golf course; however, a member doesn’t need to be present in each group. A member is allowed to have a maximum of two groups either in front or behind the group with the accompanying member.
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Each player must have his or her own set of golf clubs.
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Island casual golf attire is requested for all players. Members are expected to insure that their family members and guests adhere to such rules. Improperly dressed golfers shall be asked to change before playing. If you are in doubt concerning your attire, please check with the pro shop before starting play.
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Practice is not allowed on the golf course. The practice grounds and practice putting green should be used for all practice.
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Ball hawking is not allowed on the course at any time.
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Twosomes may play at the discretion of the pro shop. In the absence of special rules, two-ball matches should have precedence over and be entitled to pass any three- or four-ball match, which should invite them through. A single player has no standing and should give way to a match of any kind. Any match playing a whole round is entitled to pass a match playing a shorter round
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Twosomes and singles may be grouped with other players, if available, at the discretion of the pro shop.
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Groups of five or more players shall only be permitted on the golf course with the permission of the pro shop.
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All players who stop after playing nine holes for any reason, or players who are playing additional holes after their completed round must obtain permission from the starter to resume play and may not have priority over groups previously waiting to begin their initial round of the day.
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Guests are allowed to use the practice facility unaccompanied, however restrictions may apply.
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Guests are allowed to play the 10 Hole unaccompanied
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There are currently no restrictions on the number of times you are allowed to bring a guest in a calendar year. This is subject to change at the Board’s discretion.
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All tournament play must be approved in advance by the General Manager.
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Unaccompanied junior golf play will be at the discretion of the pro shop.
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The Club may close the golf course to general play during adverse weather conditions, when necessary maintenance of the golf facilities is required, when the course could be damaged by play or when golf tournaments and promotional events are held at the Club.
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If lightning is in the area, all play shall cease.
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Walking is permitted on the 10 Hole Course.
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No beverage coolers are permitted on the course unless provided by the Club.
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Jogging, bicycling or recreational walking is not permitted on the golf course while the course is open, with the exception of specific community trails developed for that purpose or approved by the General Manager in advanced.
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Blackout periods may be instated during all holiday periods.
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Cash tipping of Club employees is contrary to Club policy.
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Any misuse or disregard of the rules and regulations may cause privileges to be reviewed or suspended.
HOURS OF PLAY________________________________ The hours of play and pro shop hours shall be posted in the pro shop. The pro shop shall determine when the golf course is fit for play. GOLF STARTING TIMES__________________________ Members may reserve a starting time in advance through the pro shop. The staff shall assign the starting time depending on availability. Starting times may be made in person or by phone during pro shop hours and starting time changes must be approved by the pro shop. Players who cannot make their scheduled starting time should notify the pro shop of any cancellation as soon as possible or at least one hour prior to the scheduled time. If a player fails to cancel a starting time, the Club may charge a fee for the unused rounds.
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GOLF CARS, PRACTICE FACILITY AND HANDICAPPING GOLF CARS
Golf cars may only be used on the golf course when the course is open for play. Each operator of a golf car must be at least 16 years of age and have a valid automobile driver’s license. Obey all golf car traffic signs. Golf cars are not permitted on any tee area. Parking of golf cars is allowed in designated areas. Always use golf car paths where provided, especially near tees and greens. Use the 90-degree rule when in effect and cross fairways only at right angles. Do not drive a golf car within 15 feet of a green, a tee or a bunker, except on golf car paths. Never drive a golf car through a hazard. Be careful to avoid soft area on fairways, especially after rains. Operation of a golf cart is at the risk of the operator. Cost of repair to a golf cart which is damaged shall be charged to the person who is responsible for such damage. All persons using a golf cart shall be held fully responsible for any and all damages, including damages to the golf cart, that are caused by the misuse of the golf cart by the person or their guests and shall reimburse the Club and/or any operator of the Club for any and all damages the Club may sustain by reason of misuse. Each person using a golf cart accepts and assumes all responsibility for liability connected with operation of the golf cart. The person also expressly indemnifies and agrees to hold harmless the Club and its affiliates, employees, representatives and agents, from any and all damages, whether direct or consequential, arising from or related to the person's use and operation of the golf cart. "Course Closed" or "Hole Closed" signs are to be adhered to without exception. Violations of the golf cart rules may result in loss of golf cart privileges and/or playing privileges. PRACTICE FACILITY
The practice grounds and practice putting green should be used for all practice. Practice on the 10 Hole golf course should be approved by the golf staff. This is to ensure golfers actually playing the course are not inconvenienced. Practice is not allowed on the 18 Hole golf course.
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The practice range is open during normal operating hours as posted in the club shop. The practice range may be closed for general maintenance or special events at the Club’s discretion. Practice balls are for use on the practice range and MAY NOT be used on the golf course. The Club reserves the right to charge for practice ball usage on the course for repeating offenders. Balls must be hit from designated areas. No hitting is permitted from the rough or sides of the practice range. Hand bag ball shaggers are not permitted. Lessons by unauthorized professionals are prohibited. Proper golf attire is required at all times on the practice range. Hand bag ball shaggers are not permitted, unless provided by the club. HANDICAPPING
Handicaps are computed under the supervision of the pro shop in accordance with the current U.S.G.A. Handicap System. All members and their guests with a U.S.G.A. approved handicap may participate in Club tournaments. All handicaps submitted may be reviewed by the pro shop. To establish a handicap, a member must have turned in a minimum of five scores. Members are responsible for turning in all their scores on a daily basis. The pro shop shall assist any members needing help with the posting procedures. Accurate records are to be kept of scores turned in and recorded for all full rounds played. The pro shop shall determine if there are violations by members in turning in their scores. GOLF COURSE ETIQUETTE
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SAFETY
Prior to playing a stroke or making a practice swing, the player should ensure that no one is standing close by or in a position to be hit by the club, the ball or any stones, pebbles, twigs or the like that may be moved by the stroke or swing. CONSIDERATION FOR OTHER PLAYERS
Persons using the golf course should do their part to make a round of golf a pleasant experience for everyone. Here are some suggestions: The player who has the honor should be allowed to play before his opponent or fellow competitor tees his ball. No one should move, talk or stand close to or directly behind the ball or the hole when a player is addressing the ball or making a stroke. No player should play until the players in front are out of range.
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Do not waste time. Anticipate the club or clubs you may need, and go directly to your ball. Always be near your ball to play promptly when it is your turn. If a player is delayed in making his shot, it would be courteous for such player to indicate to another player to play which should not be deemed playing out of turn. The time required to hole out on and around the green is a chief cause of slow play. Study and clear the line of your putt while others are doing the same. Be ready to putt when it is your turn. Be sociable, but reserve your extended conversations for the 19th hole. When approaching a green, park your golf cart on the cart path on the best direct line to the next tee. This can save about one-half hour per round. Never leave the golf cart in front of the green where you will have to go back to get it, while the following players wait for you to get out of the way. When play of a hole is completed, leave the green promptly and proceed to the next tee without delay. Do the scoring for the completed hole while the others in your group are playing from the next tee. If you are not holding your place on the course (see General Golf Rules), allow the players behind to play through. Do the same if you stop to search for a lost ball. Carefully rake sand traps after use. PACE OF PLAY
In the interest of all, players should play without delay. If a player believes his ball may be lost or out of bounds, to save time he should play a provisional ball. Players searching for a ball should signal the players behind them to pass as soon as it becomes apparent that the ball will not easily be found. They should not search for five minutes before doing so. They should not continue play until the players following them have passed and are out of range. When the play of a hole has been completed, players should immediately leave the putting green. If a match fails to keep its place on the course and loses more than one clear hole on the players in front, it should invite the match following to pass. If a foursome or other group of players fails to keep their place on the course and loses more than one clear hole on the players ahead, the group must allow the following group to play through.
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PRIORITY ON THE COURSE
In the absence of special rules, two-ball matches should have precedence over and be entitled to pass any three- or four-ball match, which should invite them through. A single player has no standing and should give way to a match of any kind. Any match playing a whole round is entitled to pass a match playing a shorter round. HOLES IN BUNKERS
Before leaving a bunker, a player should carefully fill up and smooth over all holes and footprints. Enter and leave bunkers at the nearest level point to the green. Smooth sand over with a rake upon leaving and leave the rake in the bunker. REPAIR DIVOTS, BALL-MARKS AND DAMAGE BY SPIKES
Repair all ball marks on the green. A player should ensure that any divot hole and any damage to the putting green made by a ball are carefully repaired. On completion of the hole by all players in the group, damage to the putting green caused by golf shoe spikes should be repaired.
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– Flagsticks, Bags, Etc. Players should ensure that, when putting down bags or the flagstick, no damage is done to the putting green and that neither they nor their caddies damage the hole by standing close to it, in handling the flagstick or in removing the ball from the hole. The flagstick should be properly replaced in the hole before the players leave the putting green. Players should not damage the putting green by leaning on their putters, particularly when removing the ball from the hole. DAMAGE TO GREENS
GOLF CARTS
Local notices regulating the movement of golf carts should be strictly observed. DAMAGE THROUGH PRACTICE SWINGS
In taking practice swings, players should avoid causing damage to the course, particularly the tees, by removing divots.
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GUEST PRIVILEGES Guest privileges may be extended to guests of members subject to applicable guest fees, charges and rules and regulations established by the Board of Directors from time to time. Although it is the intention of the Club to accommodate guests without inconvenience to the members, the Club reserves the right to limit the number of guests that accompany a member on any given day over the course of a membership year or during a portion of a membership year, and the number of times a particular guest may use the Club facilities in any given membership year. Guest privileges may be denied, withdrawn or revoked at any time for reasons considered sufficient by the Board of Directors in its sole and absolute discretion. 10-HOLE GOLF COURSE
Guests are allowed to play the 10 Hole unaccompanied 18-HOLE GOLF COURSE
Guests are allowed to use the practice facility unaccompanied
A particular individual using the Club facilities as a guest must be registered by the sponsoring member with the Club. Guests will be charged guest fees for use of the Club facilities as determined from time to time by the Board of Directors. Members may arrange to host up to (5) foursomes of unaccompanied groups on the golf course in a calendar year under the supervision of the Director of Golf. Arrangements will be made for a club staff member to accompany the group. These groups will pay a guest fee of $300 per person and are required to take at least one caddie per group. Caddie fees will be in addition to the guest green fee. A caddie is not required for unaccompanied guests on the 10 Hole Course. Guests must be accompanied by the sponsoring member, Director of Golf, selected golf staff members or other Club employees when using the golf facility. Guest charges for any services may be charged against the sponsoring member’s Club account or guests are allowed to pay with credit card in the golf shop for all associated fees. The sponsoring member shall be responsible for all charges incurred by the guest if not reconciled. The sponsoring member is also responsible for the conduct of a guest while at the Club. If the manner, deportment or appearance of any guest is deemed to be unsatisfactory, the sponsoring member shall, at the request of the Club, cause such guest to leave the Club facilities.
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KUKI‘O CADDIE PROGRAM Members and guests may employ caddies to carry their clubs upon the terms and conditions established by the Club with respect to the caddie program. The Club may establish days and times when caddies are required. Caddies will be allowed to drive golf cars. In inclement weather, all players and caddies should be warned of the conditions, and caddies are not expected to stay with their players if they feel threatened. To ensure we will have a caddie to service your specific needs, please call the Club Shop 24 hours in advance, request the number of caddies needed and if possible, the type of caddie service wanted. Caddies will be compensated for rounds of golf not completed through no fault of their own by the responsible party. Players may choose various types of caddies to suit their specific needs: FORECADDIE This format is for individuals who like to ride in a cart, yet
appreciate the assistance of a caddie. Pricing is per group, from one to four players. CART CADDIE This format is for individuals who prefer to ride and walk
intermittently, and prefer the flexibility of having the cart as an option. Pricing is per cart, up to two players. A schedule of caddie fees is available at the Club Store. Caddie pricing is inclusive of the base caddie fee only. The member will decide the amount of gratuity based on his level of experience. If the member has questions on gratuities, please inquire of the caddie master or golf professional. We expect caddies to continually improve and achieve their own personal goals as well as the Club’s. Our thorough training, testing and nurturing of these individuals will help them achieve these goals. At the end of your round with a caddie, we may ask you to complete a caddie evaluation card. This will assist us in gauging and training our caddies, ensuring you the best possible care and service in your future golf rounds. In our effort to continually improve our program we will allow caddies the privilege of playing the golf course from time to time, and perhaps even schedule a yearly competition where members can participate and volunteer.
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ADDITIONAL GOLF SERVICES GOLF INSTRUCTION
The golf professional staff is highly qualified to assist players with any aspect of their game. The staff can cater lessons to individuals, groups and juniors in various formats or settings, including video lessons. The Club Shop will be glad to arrange all scheduling as well as describing various instructors and opportunities for learning how to play better golf. TOURNAMENT GOLF
The Club Shop coordinates several tournaments and events for club members and their guests throughout the year. These include member-member events, member-guest events and various other events with seasonal themes. Invitations will be sent out to all members well in advance of the event. CLUB FITTING
We provide opportunities to be professionally fit by certified club-fitters of various companies. All types of players can benefit from golf clubs tailored to fit their individual needs. This will assure that every golfer’s playing potential is maximized. BAG ROOM SERVICES
Bag storage will be available to golfers on a short or long term basis, year-round. Benefits of these services include thorough club cleaning after each use, name labels affixed to clubs enabling lost clubs to be more easily returned and minor repairs as needed. CLUB REPAIR
Limited club repair and re-gripping is available, many of these services can be turned around within 24 hours. Please call the Club Shop to make arrangements. Extensive club repair will be taken to an outside contractor and will be returned upon completion. RENTAL GOLF EQUIPMENT
The golf staff is happy to provide top of the line golf equipment and footwear on a day-use basis to any member or guest in need of these items. Items must be returned at the end of every day’s use. Please call the Club Shop in advance or inquire before your round to arrange for these services.
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THE KUKI‘O SPA DIRECTORY OF SERVICES______________ The Kuki‘o Spa is available to members and their guests and is designed to enhance their health and wellness. Your experience at the Spa is intended to inspire and motivate your healthiest thoughts into action. The Spa staff is committed to assisting you in pursuing an optimal and balanced lifestyle. Enjoy as you reconnect with your inner self while being empowered to meet your greatest personal health and well-being. SPA RESERVATIONS AND CANCELLATION POLICY
To assist in meeting your treatment requests, it’s recommended that reservations be booked in advance with the Spa Concierge (808)-325-4131. Every effort is made to accommodate all requests. Some specialty services may require advance booking and may not be available daily. Reservations are required for most activities of the Club and shall be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis by pre-registering with the appropriate personnel of the Club. As a courtesy to other members and our staff, please give at least 4 hours notice if a cancellation or change of appointment is necessary. Without this notification, the member will be charged in full. SPA AMENITIES / CHECK-IN
Many of the items you need for your experience at the Spa are provided. Complete body amenities and workout apparel are available in the Women’s and Men’s locker rooms. Kimonos and slippers are provided in each locker. Please check in at the Spa Reception Desk at least 30 minutes prior to your first appointment. Take time to enjoy the steam room, sauna, and whirlpool or relax prior to your experience. FITNESS OFFERINGS Kuki’o offers a daily schedule of fitness classes including yoga, Pilates, strength training, stretching and cardiovascular training. Weekly schedules are available at the Spa reception desk. Classes vary in length from 30 to 60 minutes. Most fitness classes are complimentary to members and their guests. Some classes require a 24 hour advance sign up. To assure your place in the class, please sign up on the attendance sheets posted in the Spa. PRIVATE FITNESS CLASSES
Enjoy a private class for you and your friends. Choose from any of the classes offered by Kuki‘o or design a class with a fitness-training specialist. Private hiking, biking, and various dance classes are also available by appointment.
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PERSONAL TRAINING
Whatever level of fitness, enhance your program by working one-on-one with our certified personal trainers. Experienced fitness professionals will help you meet your individual goals and address your specific needs with a creative exercise program. PRIVATE YOGA TRAINING
Yoga literally means “union” or “joining” and is a positive, integrative discipline for anyone, at any age, or at any fitness level. Yoga, especially when done with the guidance of a qualified teacher, lengthens and strengthens the muscles, improves physical balance, promotes healing, increases mental alertness and enhances your capacity to relax. Yoga practice is also a path to serenity, clarity of mind and even enlightenment. PILATES REFORMER TRAINING
Joseph Pilates created and perfected this system of mental and physical conditioning using specially designed equipment to both strengthen and stretch the body. Restore muscular balance and improve flexibility while strengthening your inner core. Pilates is an excellent workout for developing muscle tone while increasing body awareness, balance, strengthening and lengthening muscles. Everyone from the most physically fit athletes to people with limitations can benefit from this form of training. Semi-private trainings are also available. ADVENTURE FITNESS CYCLING Scheduled weekly guided rides are available to members and their guests. Enjoy a ride through Kuki’o and the surrounding area. Single day cycle use is complimentary, with nominal charges for consecutive day use. The Spa staff can provide suggested routes or accompany you on your ride. Required helmets are provided. HEALTH AND WELLNESS FITNESS EVALUATION The fitness training specialist will begin with an extensive assessment of your fitness level. This fitness evaluation will include body composition and weight, flexibility and strength assessment, blood pressure and aerobic fitness. Your assessment will be maintained in order to document your future achievements. The fitness evaluation will establish a baseline and personalized fitness program from which health and fitness improvements can be measured. FITNESS EVALUATION FOLLOW UP Follow up quarterly, semi-annually or annually with our fitness training specialist and monitor your success. The same tests used in your original fitness evaluation will be conducted.
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MASSAGE AND BODY THERAPIES The Kuki‘o Spa encompasses all aspects of health and wellness with a goal of addressing physical, emotional and spiritual needs. Your experience is tailored to your unique lifestyle. Enjoy a 30, 60 or 90-minute treatment that will leave you feeling spiritually and physically rejuvenated. The circular design of the treatment rooms optimizes positive energy flow, and private spa gardens accompany each treatment room, inviting nature to participate in your healing journey. After your healing experience, enjoy any one of the spa amenities in the locker rooms to enhance the benefits. Focus inward, nurture your body and allow yourself to totally unwind. Please take the following into consideration when scheduling your therapies. Please ask the Spa Concierge or your therapist if you have questions about the suitability of a treatment for you. P
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PRINCIPAL THERAPIES LOMI LOMI A traditional form of Hawaiian massage, lomi lomi is the art of healing with the head, hands and heart. This method combines prayer with various kneading and stroking techniques to soothe pain, relax sore or stiff muscles and improve overall blood circulation. SPORTS This treatment consists of specific components designed to reduce injuries, such as alleviating inflammation and providing a warm-up for sports enthusiasts before, after and within their training regimens. P INTEGRATIVE THERAPEUTIC MASSAGE This synergistic blend of highly effective massage, bodywork and somatic therapy techniques is customized by the therapist for the individual needs of the member. The therapist utilizes deep tissue, neuromuscular, myofascial and structural release, stretching and trigger point therapy with both logical and intuitive wisdom.
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AROMATHERAPY A relaxing solution to stress, our powerful aromatherapy massage combines specialized lymphatic massage with the therapeutic effects of pure essential oils. This gentle treatment promotes the elimination of toxins, strengthens the immune system and helps establish a healthy balance of mind, body and spirit. TENSION RELIEVER (30 MINUTES) This concentrated efficient massage employs a variety of specific techniques to release tension from the requested areas. (This is not a full body massage.) SPECIALIZED THERAPIES THAI MASSAGE Traditional Thai massage was originally practiced in ancient Buddhist monasteries as part of traditional medicine. While using slow, gentle stretching movements, the therapist applies deep compression techniques, creating a unique, therapeutic experience. Like assisted yoga, this treatment will leave you relaxed, energized and more flexible. This treatment is performed on a floor mat. Please wear loose comfortable clothing. P HEALING STONE THERAPY Stone Therapy is an incredible massage experience incorporating the principles of thermotherapy to promote healing. Using heated basalt stones to penetrate deep into the muscles, alternated with cool marble stones to reduce inflammation, new dimensions of relaxation, health, well being and balance are achieved. P ASHIATSU An adaptation of an ancient form of barefoot massage, Ashiatsu uses gravity and body weight to perform deep compression strokes with the feet. Long broad strokes combined with more pointed foot pressure and stretching connects with tight and injured tissues in a profound and effective way. Deep tissue relaxation and stimulation of the lymphatic system result. Bars are used overhead for support and balance. P H P.M.T. MASSAGE A very personalized and unique treatment geared towards wellness for the whole being, body mind, and spirit. Using a combination of Thai Massage, Acupressure, Traditional Massage, Cranial Sacral Therapy, Healing Touch, Energy Work and T.L.C. to assist the body in creating a sense of oneness and homeostasis (balance). Limited availability. P H TRAGER This treatment rhythmically stretches muscles and rocks joints to induce a feeling of lightness and freedom in the body. Trager is known to ease many conditions ranging from fibromyalgia, chronic pain, headaches, muscle spasms and emotional trauma.
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PRESSURE POINT FOOT MASSAGE A Kuki’o pressure point foot massage treatment frees restrictions to help remove toxins accumulated in the body. Built up toxins form crystal like waste materials in the feet that can block the 7,200 nerve endings that correspond with every part of your body. When the foot is stimulated through pressure point massage, the breaking down of the crystals in the feet helps restore normal circulation and remove these toxins from your body. P ENERGY THERAPIES___________________________________ CRANIOSACRAL THERAPY Using feather light touch, the trained therapist assesses restrictions within the craniosacral system that houses the skull and spine. This gentle technique helps release tension and distortion in the system. Through the subtle dissipation of the negative effects of stress, the system is strengthened, and overall health and wellness are enhanced. LYMPHATIC DRAINAGE This therapeutic modality activates lymph and interstitial fluid circulation as well as stimulates functioning of the immune and parasympathetic nervous systems. It helps reduce edema beneficial for detoxifying the body and relief of numerous chronic and subacute inflammation as well as reducing pain and anti-aging intervention. BRENNAN HEALING SCIENCE ENERGY WORK The Brennan Healing Science Energy Work is a healing modality based on the human energy consciousness system and its relationship to health and disease. This holistic work combines high sense perception skills and hands on energy healing techniques to assist individuals with their personal process of healing. This is a healing of bio-energy systems, the human energy field and application of hands on healing and personal transformation. SHIATSU Shiatsu is an ancient healing system based on traditional Chinese medicine that utilizes the same theoretical concepts of acupuncture. Shiatsu creates mental, physical and emotional harmony in the body. The therapy works using pressure points and physical stretching to remove blockages and bring lasting relief from stress, tension and pain.
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NATURAL BODY TREATMENTS DELUXE AYURVEDIC TREATMENT Be transported to another realm in this deluxe treatment. Begin with an Abhyanga massage to loosen toxins and increase circulation. Herb infused oils are warmed and then lightly massaged into the skin using specialized strokes. To further relax you, your body is cocooned in a warm wrap to strengthen the healing properties of your treatment. The grand finale is the traditional Shirodhara – a fine stream of warm oil that is gently poured over the “third eye” on the forehead, creating a deep sense of comfort, relaxation, and spiritual calm that releases stress in the face, neck, and shoulders. P HANA NAIA ® FOOT TREATMENT Pamper yourself with a divine herbal footbath followed by a healing, strengthening, and calming foot massage. This treatment also includes a luxurious face, neck and scalp massage. Used for thousands of years, this ancient footbath calms and reduce stress in the body, mind, and spirit. EXFOLIATING TREATMENT Our exfoliating treatment is a silky sugar scrub that combines Hawaiian grown sugar with organic honey and coconut oils to replenish derma cellular regeneration and nourish your skin. It is a light exfoliation suitable for all skin types, followed by a Vichy rain shower and a hydrating moisturizer. This treatment will leave your skin smooth, moisturized and replenished. P ORGANIC KONA COFFE SUGAR SCRUB Hawaii coffee lover’s dream come true, features a scrub of Hawaiian cane sugar, lehua honey, freshly ground organic Kona coffee and cacao. This treatment helps to exfoliate dry, tired skin, increases circulation and breaks down cellulite. Rich nourishing body butter is then applied over the entire body. P MANGO ENZYME BODY WRAP Our full body enzyme treatment smells as delicious as it sounds. Antioxidant and vitamin rich, this full body wrap is exfoliating,deep cleansing, and great for lightening pigmentation and reducing the signs of aging. This indulgence begins with stimulating dry brush therapy, preparing the skin for the rejuvenating enzyme rich wrap. While cocooned in a warm wrap, enjoy a scalp and neck massage followed by a relaxing Vichy shower rinse and application of our hydrating tropical moisturizer. While great for all skin types, this wrap will leave the skin feeling more toned, smooth and hydrated. P A HAWAIIAN SUNSET AFTER SUN BODY WRAP Cooling and revitalizing, our after sun full body wrap is great for skin overexposed to the sun and wind. This wrap uses a blend of moisturizing essential oils and aloe to nourish, heal and renew the skin. While wrapped, enjoy a face, neck and scalp massage. This treatment promotes new cell growth while deeply hydrating damaged skin. P
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DETOXIFYING VOLCANIC MUD WRAP This treatment begins with an aromatic spice scrub that exfoliates and prepares the skin for the application of warmed volcanic mud that is painted on the body. This powerful purifying mask of healing botanical essences in rich volcanic ash and china clay pulls impurities from the body. While the mud dries enjoy a face, neck, and scalp massage to quiet the mind, followed by a Vichy rain shower. An enzyme rich moisturizer is applied leaving the body purified, the mind revitalized, and skin hydrated and firmed. P H ADVANCED HEALTH AND WELLNESS SERVICES
ACUPUNCTURE SERVICES (ADVANCE NOTICE REQUIRED) Acupuncture is a major component of an ancient and holistic medicine designed to balance your energy. The acupuncturist uses thin, sterile, disposable needles to adjust the energy – or “chi” – circulating through the pathways of the body according to the individual’s need. Acupuncture promotes the body’s natural ability to heal and has been proven to be effective in enhancing the immune system, addressing chronic and acute health problems, relieving pain, preventing illness and promoting longevity. Traditional Chinese herbs may be prescribed to enhance and complement the treatment. CHIROPRACTIC SERVICES (ADVANCE NOTICE REQUIRED) Help clear spinal nerve pressure with a unique blend of gentle, low force chiropractic procedures. Experience a collage of both vitalistic and biomechanical techniques, as well as cranial, upper cervical and meningeal release. This thorough and precise service corrects subluxations, relaxes and revitalizes your living nervous system. Great for headaches, mobility challenges, pain and more. PHYSICAL THERAPY (ADVANCE NOTICE REQUIRED) Physical therapy focuses on rehabilitation of injuries as well as maximizing wellness by treating muscle imbalances, flexibility asymmetries, joint restrictions and soft tissue tightness and spasm. Modalities include therapeutic massage, muscle energy techniques, joint mobilizations, manual traction, strengthening, stretching, ergonomic evaluation, orthotics assessments/fabrication and home exercise instruction.
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SKIN CARE FACIALS Kuki‘o facials are designed to meet each member’s specific needs. Based on an analysis of your skin and your skin care goals, your trained aesthetician will assist you in determining the best facial for your skin type and condition. Utilizing only top of the line skin care products incorporating the best of nature and science, each facial is designed to produce a fundamental improvement in the health of your skin. Facials are designed for men, women and teens. Every treatment is customized to give you just what you need, while revitalizing your skin and relaxing your mind. Speak to your aesthetician to design a skin care regimen just for you. ULTRASONIC MICRO CURRENT FACIAL 90 MINUTES Using cutting edge sound vibration technology, the CACI International ULTRA machine provides a safe, non-abrasive exfoliation of dead and damaged skin cells, while efficiently pushing luxurious facial products into your skin without the risk of sensitivity or irritation that is sometimes associated with traditional microdermabrasion. While hydrating, nourishing, and desensitizing the skin, this incredible treatment is able to soften lines and wrinkles, improve your skin’s texture and tone, clear acne, manage rosacea, and control hyperpigmentation as well as other skin conditions you may have. In addition to the long lasting skin perfecting results achieved using sound vibration technology, the Ultrasonic Micro Current Facial also provides the same incredible skin firming effects as the Ultrasonic Anti-Gravity Facelift. See below for details. P ULTRASONIC ANTI-GRAVITY FACELIFT 60 MINUTES The CALCI International ULTRA machine uses micro-current technology as a non-invasive alternative to surgery by using the electricity naturally present in the body to lift and tone the muscles of the face and neck. While most facial treatments work to perfect your skin, this sub-sensory treatment works to energize and re-educate the muscles under your skin back to their original position. By correcting the sagginess in the muscles of the face and neck, the sagginess of the skin proximal to those areas is naturally corrected as well, resulting in healthier, firmer and more youthful looking skin. P
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SALON SERVICES The Spa Concierge will make every effort to accommodate all requests; however, all services may not be available daily. HAIR CARE Complete hair care services for men and women are offered by appointment for members and their guests. Hair care services includes shampoo and blow dry, haircuts for men, women, and children, trims, color and color touch-up, highlights, permanent waves, extensions, up-dos for special occasions, brow and eyelash tint, and shampoo/set, and style. NAIL CARE Nail care services includes paraffin dips, specialized manicures, spa pedicures, nail tips, French manicures, polish change, and sculptured nails. WAXING Waxing services includes brow, lip, chin, bikini, Brazilian, underarm, leg and back waxing.
SPA QUESTIONS WHEN SHOULD I ARRIVE? For your enhanced comfort and relaxation, it is suggested you arrive 30 minutes before your scheduled treatment. This will allow you to relax in our lounge, enjoy a healthy beverage, take a dry sauna, whirlpool or steam in the eucalyptus steam rooms. WHAT SHOULD I WEAR DURING MY TREATMENT? Most body treatments are enjoyed without clothing, however, please wear whatever makes you comfortable. During all treatments the body is fully draped, except for the area being worked on. Before and after your treatment, robes and slippers are provided. WHAT ABOUT MY COMFORT? This is your time and you should delight in the experience to the fullest. Whether it’s the amount of massage pressure or the volume of the music, please notify us of any preferences. SHOULD I SHAVE BEFORE A TREATMENT? Shaving is not recommended prior to any body treatments or hair removal services. For men, shaving is not recommended prior to a facial. If shaved, please do so at least two hours prior to your appointment. WHAT IF I AM PREGNANT? While there are a few services that should be avoided during pregnancy, there are many beneficial treatments that can be enjoyed. Please notify the Spa Concierge if you are pregnant when you make your appointments so that they can offer guidance. Also look for the P symbol indicating treatments to avoid. 4.9
WHAT IF I HAVE SPECIAL HEALTH CONSIDERATIONS? Please notify our Spa Concierge before booking your treatments if you have high blood pressure, allergies, any other physical ailments or disabilities, or if you are pregnant. If you have any concerns at all, please let us know. If at any time during your services you experience discomfort, please alert your therapist immediately.
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The Kuki‘o Spa is designed exclusively for the use of Kuki‘o members and their guests.
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The locker room amenities are for members and their guests at least 12 years of age.
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Members and guests under the age of 16 may have treatments but must be accompanied by an adult.
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The equipment gym and fitness classes are available to members and guests under 12 if they are working out with a personal trainer or parent.
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Shirts and closed toe shoes are required in the equipment and cardio gyms.
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The lap pool is to be utilized for lap swimming and swim lessons only.
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All Club members are entitled to participate in any spa programs which may periodically be offered and to utilize all spa services, amenities and facilities as they may exist from time to time, and subject to payment of any fees, space availability, and these Rules and Regulations, as they may exist from time to time.
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Operating Hours: Regular operating hours of the spa will be posted at the spa. From time to time, the hours of operation of the spa may be changed or the spa may be closed for necessary repairs or maintenance.
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Members are permitted to bring guests to the spa subject to the policies and procedures specified by the Club. All guests, upon entry to the spa, must sign in and register. A guest fee may be charges for each guest in addition to fees for the use of specific spa services.
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Guest charges for any services will be billed to the sponsoring member’s Club account. The sponsoring member shall be responsible for all charges incurred by the guest. The sponsoring member is also responsible for the conduct of a guest while at the Spa.
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We ask that you arrive 15 to 20 minutes prior to your service to relax and prepare for your treatment. If you are late for your appointment, it may be shortened to allow the therapist to be on time for the next appointment.
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Appointment cancellations must be made four hours in advance or you will be billed at a rate of 100% for the service.
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All exercise classes and class times shall be determined by the spa manager, and may be changed from time to time. Personal exercise trainers not employed by the spa are not permitted to conduct personal exercise training programs.
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Casual workout attire is acceptable. Cut-offs and/or torn garments shall not be permitted to be worn in any exercise areas of the spa. The Spa also provides workout attire for use by members and guests.
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No black-soled shoes shall be permitted in the aerobic studios. Only aerobic or court shoes may be worn. No persons will be allowed to participate in exercise classes without proper footwear.
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Smoking is prohibited in the Spa.
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Consult your physician before using the sauna or steam treatment rooms. These treatments produce dry and moist heat and generally reach temperatures above 105 degrees. It is not advisable to remain in the treatment rooms for more than five minutes at any one time. Pregnant women should not use the whirlpools or other facilities that would elevate the core body temperature.
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Never use a steam or sauna treatment when you are under the influence of alcohol or narcotics, or when you have taken antihistamines, tranquilizers, vasoconstrictors, vasodilators or stimulants.
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Elderly people and those who suffer from diabetes, heart disease or high/low blood pressure should not use saunas.
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Never go into a sauna or steam treatment on a full stomach. Wait two hours after a heavy meal before using a steam or sauna treatment.
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Following a strenuous exercise period, DO NOT GO DIRECTLY INTO A SAUNA OR STEAM TREATMENT. Rest and cool down; allow your pulse to return as close as possible to your resting rate before entering either facility.
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Regular operating hours for the fitness facility will be posted by the Club and may be changed from time to time.
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Prior to use of the fitness facility, Members and any guests may be required to sign a waiver of liability agreeing to hold the Indemnified Parties harmless from any and all injuries sustained from the use of the facility.
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It is the responsibility of all persons using the fitness facility to consult with their physician. Such person should be in good physical condition and have no physical, medical or psychological conditions, disabilities, impairments or ailments, chronic or otherwise, which would preclude, impair or prevent him from using the fitness facility, or engaging in active or passive exercise. Members assume full risk of loss and responsibility for damage to their health.
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Any Member or guest with health or physical problems should first consult his or her physician before using any of the health and fitness facilities and notify staff upon entrance to the facility.
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Guest fees may be charged for use of the fitness facility. If fees are established, the Member's Club account will be billed.
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All weights and pieces of equipment must be returned to their proper places at the completion of use.
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Pregnant women should not use those health and fitness facilities that would elevate their core body temperature.
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It is the responsibility of all persons to obtain instruction on how to use the equipment prior to usage of such equipment, and the equipment is only to be used in accordance with such instructions.
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No clothing or personal articles may be stored under benches or in the common areas.
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Horseplay, profanity, disruptive conduct and indiscreet behavior at the fitness facility are strictly prohibited.
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Use of the pool at any time is at the swimmer's own risk. Any injuries or accidents should be reported to the attendant immediately.
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Children who cannot swim must be accompanied by a parent or guardian at all times while in any of the pool areas.
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Swimming is permitted only during designated hours. The pool is officially closed when a “CLOSED” sign is posted.
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Showers are required before entering the pool.
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Bottles, glass objects, drinking glasses and sharp objects are not permitted in the pool area. Trash should be placed in the containers located around the pool.
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Food is allowed only in designated areas of the pool facilities.
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All swimmers must wear bona fide swimming attire. Proper non-swim attire is required at all times in the clubhouse, other than in the locker rooms. Shoes or other foot coverings and caftans or shirts must be worn outside the swimming pool area for your protection. Swim diapers for infants are required.
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Radios, televisions and the like may be listened to if played at a sound level which is not perceptible to other Members and guests.
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Animals, bicycles, skateboards, play balls of any type and coolers are restricted from the pool areas.
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Lifesaving and pool cleaning equipment should be used only for the purposes intended.
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Running and hazardous activity are not permitted in the pool areas. Pushing, dunking and dangerous games are prohibited.
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Diving is not permitted unless otherwise indicated at the pool.
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Fishing, spear fishing and snorkeling equipment, other than a mask and snorkel, are not to be used in the pool areas except as part of an organized course of instruction.
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Throwing footballs, frisbees, tennis balls, or other objects, spitting or spouting water, and tag games are not allowed in the pool area. The pool staff has the authority to expel from the pool areas anyone who fails to cooperate in following these Pool Rules or whose conduct is otherwise unbecoming of a Member.
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All persons using pool furniture are required to cover the furniture with a towel when using suntan oils and lotions. The use of these oils and lotions could stain or damage the furniture.
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All persons using the pool area are urged to cooperate in keeping the area clean by properly disposing of towels, cans, bottles, etc.
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Flotation devices are permitted for non-swimming children up to five years of age in the keiki and relaxation pools. Small toys such as balls, water guns, rings, etc., may be permitted, depending on the number of persons in the pool and the manner in which the toys are used. Air mattresses may be permitted, depending on the size of the mattress and the number of persons in the pool. These allowances do not apply to the lap pool. The pool staff has the authority to determine when using any of the above would present a safety hazard and to require discontinuing the use thereof. Tire inner tubes are not permitted.
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Persons who leave the pool area for over 30 minutes must relinquish lounges and chairs by removing all towels and personal belongings. Saving chairs for persons absent from the pool area is prohibited.
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OUTDOOR PURSUITS DIRECTORY OF SERVICES_________ HOURS OF OPERATION
Tuesday – Sunday 7:00am to 4:00pm The Outdoor Pursuits Program at Kuki‘o is designed to assist members in planning their activities while they are on the Big Island and to help ensure member use and enjoyment of the Beach Club. WHO WE ARE
Outdoor Pursuits is staffed by an exclusive recreation management team whose goal is to provide unique outdoor opportunities to Kuki‘o members. We are outrigger canoe paddlers and sailors, swimmers, snorkelers, divers, surfers, paddle boarders and fitness enthusiasts who enjoy teaching and sharing what we love to do. It’s a way of life. WHO WE’VE TEAMED UP WITH
The objective of our team is to facilitate all member recreational needs while at Kuki‘o. We’ve partnered with some of the most experienced dive masters, charter fishermen, surfers and hiking guides on the Big Island. One of Hawaii’s unique features is its rich and amazing natural environment. From tropical rain forests to underwater realms to an active volcano, you will find every type of terrain to explore along with a gentle climate that invites outdoor activity. We’ve listed some of our favorite activities as well as the outfits that put a premium on both safety and sensitivity to the environment. RESERVATIONS AND CANCELLATIONS
To assist us in meeting your requests, it is recommended that reservations be booked in advance with Member Services 808-325-4000. Reservations are required for most activities of the Club and shall be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis by pre-registering with the appropriate personnel of the Club. Our staff will make every effort to accommodate all requests. However, some activities may require advance booking and may not be available daily. As a courtesy to other members and our staff, please give us 4 hours notice if you must cancel or change any activity. Without this notification the member will be charged in full. Outrigger Canoe Paddling is complimentary to members and their guests and available on a first come first served basis. Signups are available at Member Services or Outdoor Pursuits. A service charge may be added to some activities. Cash tipping is not permitted by members of the Club.
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CHECK-IN POLICY
Many of the items you need for your experience with Outdoor Pursuits are provided. Please check with Member Services when booking your activity regarding special attire that may be needed for that activity. We suggest arriving 30 minutes prior to the start of your activity with Outdoor Pursuits. BEACH CHAIRS & TOWELS
Beach chairs and towels are set up daily from 7:00am – 4:00pm on the beach in front of the beach bar as well as the area fronting the Outdoor Pursuits Beach Hale. MASKS, SNORKELS, FINS & BOOGIE BOARDS
These items are available for use Tuesday – Sunday from 7:00am – 3:00pm at the Outdoor Pursuits Beach Hale which is located behind the outrigger canoes near the anchialine ponds. CHILDREN
Children are the responsibility of the parents or guardians. Children who are under the age of 10 should be supervised by adult. The staff of Kuki’o is not allowed to supervise children while at work nor should it be expected that staff will supervise children’s activities at any time unless activities are sponsored and managed by the club. Members are responsible for the conduct and safety of their children when at the Club Facilities. OUTRIGGER CANOE PADDLING & SAILING FOR FUN_____ ONE & TWO MAN CANOE PADDLING FOUR & SIX MAN CANOE PADDLING
The best way to experience the ocean is in an outrigger canoe. Canoes are very stable and great for those new to the ocean. Go holoholo (paddle for fun) in one of our two, four, or six-man canoes. Once you’re in the ocean, you’ll see why outrigger canoe paddling is the fastest growing sport in Hawaii. Snorkeling or swimming off in an outrigger canoe can get you to some fantastic spots outside Uluweuweu, Kakapa or Kua Bay*, and to the small black sand beach north of Kona Village. Every day in the ocean is a new experience! *Kua Bay is a restricted swim zone only. Landing at Kua Bay with any vessel may result in a fine.
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HOLOHOLO SAILING
When the lava heats up and draws the cooler ocean air from the southwest, it’s time to sail. Sailing close to the wind in an outrigger canoe is a unique experience and an exciting way to see the coast and encounter the open ocean. Polynesians have sailed throughout the Pacific on sailing canoes for many centuries. Our experienced sailing guides will give you a taste of what it was like to sail back in the days of old. Learn to work the sheet, tack, jibe and steer in one of the most beautiful sailing venues around. OCEAN FITNESS________________________________________ ONE & TWO MAN OUTRIGGER CANOE PADDLING
Challenge yourself mentally and physically while exploring the beautiful blue ocean on the Kohala Coast. One and two-man outrigger canoe paddling is a great workout that builds strength, endurance, timing and teamwork. Mornings on the water at Kuki‘o are so beautiful you may forget that you are exercising. Join one of our expert paddlers for a truly unique workout experience. Ages twelve and up. SIX MAN CANOE PADDLING WORKOUT
Hone your paddling skills in a six-man outrigger with yourself, three of your friends or family, and two veteran paddlers. With all six paddlers powering the canoe, you’ll be amazed at the intensity of the workout and distance you will travel. Paddling fosters aerobic and anaerobic conditioning, and builds core strength for other activities. Ages twelve and up. OCEAN CROSSTRAINING
Paddle. Trail Run. Ocean Swim. Run the Rock. We will put together a fantastic workout for you that incorporates the unique Kuki‘o ocean lifestyle. Our goal is to give you the tools to feel comfortable in the ocean while strengthening mind, body and soul. Ages twelve and up. SWIMMING AT KUKI’O____________________________ _____ INTRO TO OCEAN SWIMMING
Class will be geared to participants who are either beginning or wishing to improve their skills through a combination of drills, breathing exercises, stretches and short work out sessions. Emphasis on breath awareness and control will provide a relaxing and meditative experience for participants. All ages. DISCOVER SNORKELING
An introduction to the underwater world, Discover Snorkeling offers tips and suggestions on how to make the most of snorkeling adventures to ensure a memorable and safe experience. Ages five and up.
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SURFING & STANDUP PADDLING________________________ SURF LESSONS
Ocean safety, wave knowledge, correct stance, paddling position and surf etiquette are all covered and discussed before going in the water. Surfboard, protective footwear, rash guard, sunscreen and refreshments provided. Lesson may be at Kuki’o or at an off-site location. Weather and surf conditions permitting. Ages eight and up. STANDUP PADDLEBOARD INTRO LESSONS
A hybrid of surfing and paddling that began with the ancient Hawaiians passed on to the Waikiki beach boys during the steamship age, now enjoys a major resurgence. Ocean safety, correct stance and paddling mechanics are covered before and during lesson. Test your balance, core strength and the simple beauty of this classic sport. Conditions permitting. Ages eight and up. TENNIS & MANINIOWALI SPORTS COMPLEX
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HOURS OF OPERATION
Tuesday – Sunday 7:00am to Sunset RESERVATIONS AND CANCELLATIONS
To assist us in meeting your requests, it is recommended that reservations be booked in advance with Member Services 808-325-4000 or with Head Tennis Professional, Luke Beling, (808) 785-4213. Schedule private lessons, court reservations, arrange for the ball machine, help find a game or someone to hit with. TENNIS
Kuki’o has two tennis courts located near the Beach Club parking area and another four courts at the Maniniowali Sports Complex. The Rebound Ace Surface courts offer a cushioned surface that looks and plays like a hard court. Rebound Ace Surface is of the highest quality and is used in the Australian Open. Appropriate tennis attire and non-marking tennis shoes are required. Tennis rackets and balls are available at each court location in basket hampers located next to the courts. BASKETBALL
The Maniniowali Sports Complex is home to a Rebound Ace basketball court. This court offers adjustable height hoops for adults and children. Non-marking type shoes are required on the basketball court. Basketballs are located on sight for your convenience. SAND VOLLEYBALL
One does not have to visit the beach in order to put their toes in the sand, as the Maniniowali Sports Complex is also home to a sand volleyball court. This regulation sized court is the perfect location for a friendly match between families or for someone training to compete in the only Olympic team sport played on sand. Volleyballs are on site for your convenience. 5.4
KUKI`O MAUKA FITNESS
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HOURS OF OPERATION
Tuesday – Saturday (hours are subject to change) RESERVATIONS AND CANCELLATIONS
To assist in meeting your requests, it is recommended that reservations be booked in advance with Member Services at 808-325-4000. Customized tours are available upon request and age restrictions may apply. Some tours may require advanced notice. As a courtesy to other members and our staff, please give at least 4 hours notice if a cancellation or change is necessary. Without this notification, the member will be charged in full. RUN SWIM PROGRAMS
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Customized runs around Kuki`o and Ka`upulehu development. The Ka`upulehu runs can be coupled with a swim in a stunning pool surrounded by the tranquil sounds of the ocean which make for a complete workout. Runs are 4 and 6 miles with views of all peaks and the Kohala mountain range. Run swims can be anything from a 4 miler and 1000 meters in the pool or a 6 miler with 2000 meters in the pool. BIKE PROGRAMS
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LATTE RIDE, KUKI`O TO WAIKOLOA
24 mile ride roundtrip with a stop for a coffee or just a short break before heading home. 2 hours. KUKI`O TO KAWAIHAE
40 mile ride along Queen Ka`ahumanu Highway geared for the intermediate rider. 3 hours. KUKI`O TO KAILUA KONA
42 miles takes you along the water on Ali`i Drive, turning around at “the pit” then along Walua Road out to Queen Ka`ahumanu Highway for the ride back. 3.5 hours. OLD MAMALOHOA HIGHWAY, WAIMEA
Originating in Waimea, a classic 25 mile ride through the countryside with a stop at Tex Drive In for their infamous malasadas! 4 hours. KAWAIHAE TO HAWI
Originating in Kawaihae, riders will enjoy the scenic beauty of the ocean and seasonal whale watching on a ride to Hawi and back. 36 miles total for the ambitious rider. 4.5 hours.
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KUKI`O TO HAWI
Ride out to the Ironman turnaround and enjoy a lunch at Bamboo Restaurant in Hawi before being driven back to Kuki`o. 40 miles total. 5 hours. POLOLU VALLEY TO KUKI`O
Originating at the Pololu Valley lookout point in Kapa`au, ride back to Kuki`o. 56 miles total. 5 hours. KUKI`O TO HAWI ROUNDTRIP
78 miles roundtrip ride is for the serious rider training for a big bike race or Ironman event. Includes multiple stops to refuel. 6 hours. KAINALIU TO NAALEHU
Originating in the small town of Kainaliu, this ride takes you south to Captain Cook and onward. 7 hours. HIKING PROGRAMS
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POLOLU VALLEY HIKE
Take a scenic drive to the northern tip of the Big Island out to the lookout point where a hike down the trail takes you to a black sand beach. Explore this vast area with a stopover at Hawi for refreshments on the way back. WAIPI`O VALLEY HIKE
Drive out to the lookout point of Waipi`o Valley then walk down to the taro ponds and learn about this peaceful place. KA`UPULEHU HIKE
Search for Petroglyphs at the Ka`upulehu Development. MUD LANE HIKE
A cathedral of trees awaits you on a peaceful hike in Waimea with views of Waipi`o Valley.
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OP ADVENTURE JEEP
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HOURS OF OPERATION
Monday – Saturday (hours are subject to change) RESERVATIONS AND CANCELLATIONS
To assist in meeting your requests, it is recommended that reservations be booked in advance with Member Services at 808-325-4000. Tours during non-peak times require 48 hour notice; Tours during peak season require 72 hours notice. Customized tours are available upon request and age restrictions may apply. Some tours may require advanced notice. As a courtesy to other members and our staff, please give at least 24 hours notice if a cancellation or change is necessary. Without this notification, the member will be charged in full. WAIPIO VALLEY
Hiking, waterfalls, black sand beaches & valleys. Extreme off-road conditions. Intermediate to Advanced. Full-Day. POLOLU VALLEY
Hiking, black sand beaches & scenic ocean cliffs. Intermediate to Advanced. FullDay. MAKALAWENA BEACH
Secluded white sand beaches, snorkeling, surfing & ponds. Extreme off-road conditions. Intermediate to Advanced. Half or Full-Day. SOUTH POINT / GREEN SAND BEACH
Hiking, remote beaches & cliff jumping. Extreme off-road conditions. Full-Day. VOLCANO NATIONAL PARK
Hiking, lava. Extreme off-road conditions. Easy to Moderate. Full-Day or Overnight. MAUNA KEA SUMMIT
Scenic views, star gazing. Extreme off-road conditions to summit. High altitude. Full-Day. HAMAKUA COAST & AKAKA FALLS
Waterfalls, scenic drive, hiking. Easy to Moderate. Full-Day. KEALAKEKUA BAY & CITY OF REFUGE
Historic sights, scenic drive, snorkeling & paddling. Easy to Moderate. Full-Day. KAILUA-KONA & HOLUALOA
Paddling, snorkeling, surfing, cliff-jumping, coffee tour. Easy to Advanced. Half to Full-Day. FISH PONDS & PETROGLYPH HIKE
Hiking, Petroglyphs. Easy to Moderate. Half-Day.
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MANUTEA BOSTON WHALER
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27 foot open center console Boston Whaler Maximum 8 passengers comfortably, plus Captain and one crew member HOURS OF OPERATION
Monday – Sunday (hours are subject to change) Contact Member Services for availability and pricing DOLPHIN ADVENTURE
Join us aboard the Manutea for a dolphin adventure! The crew will take you on a two and a half hour excursion along the beautiful Kona coast to look for the spinner dolphins that frequent our waters SNORKEL ADVENTURE
Enjoy snorkeling at one of our nearby secluded beaches on this two and a half hour Snorkel Adventure. Our choices for the snorkel spot will be the Captain’s call, depending on the wind and wave conditions but include our favorites, Kua Bay, Makalawena, and Luahinewai. EXCLUSIVE MANTA WATCH
Enjoy a beautiful sunset and the sights of manta rays feeding at night on this two-hour Manta Watch Adventure. Please note that the Manta Watch will depart from the Honokohau Harbor. WHALE WATCHING (SEASONAL)
Join our crew for a two and a half hour whale watching adventure to look for the Northern Humpback whales that come to Hawaii during the winter months. Operates December to March. DEEP SEA SPORTSFISHING
Join us aboard the Manutea for deep sea sport fishing and experience why Kona is famous for calm waters and big game! The crew will help find the catch in various locations along the coast of Kailua-Kona. Please note that the Manutea will depart from Honokohau Harbor. Exclusive Charter SCUBA DIVING
Experience the clear waters and abundant fish life that Kona is famous for! The crew will take you on a scuba dive adventure at one of the many dive spots along the Kona coast. All scuba gear will be provided and includes wetsuit, mask, snorkel, fins, tanks, BC, regulator & weights. This adventure is for certified divers only. Please contact Member Services if you are interested in getting Scuba certified. Please note that all scuba diving must be booked with a minimum of 48hrs notice. SUNSET CRUISE
Enjoy an afternoon aboard the Manutea looking for whales or dolphins as you make your way from Kukio to the Honokohau Harbor, just in time to catch the sunset. Please note that transportation from the harbor to Kukio will be provided after your cruise. *Departure time may vary due to season
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CLUB SERVICES AND RESTAURANT ACTIVITIES _________ The Club provides a variety of social, cultural and recreational events in which all members are encouraged to participate. The Club desires to encourage the use of the Club Facilities by members for private parties on any day or evening, provided it does not interfere with the normal operation of the Club, or with the services regularly available to members. Members are requested to make reservations with the appropriate Club personnel for available dates and arrangements. Private functions are permitted at the Club only with prior permission of the General Manager. The individual sponsoring the function shall assume full responsibility for the conduct of guests in accordance with these rules. The individual sponsoring the private function shall be responsible for any damage caused by the installation of any decor and shall be responsible for the removal of all such decor. The sponsor of the function shall be responsible for the payment of any charges not paid by individuals attending the private function. Special event reservation policies shall be determined by of the Board of Directors. Dining room activities for groups will be permitted only with the permission of the General Manager. Alcoholic beverages will not be served or sold, nor permitted to be consumed, at the Club during hours or at locations prohibited by law. No alcoholic beverages will be sold or served to any person not permitted to purchase the same under the laws of the State of Hawaii, or any applicable ordinances or regulations. Wine bottles may be brought to the restaurant from member’s personal stock and may be subject to a corkage fee at the clubs discretion. The Club reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to refuse service to a member or guest when that member or guest appears to be intoxicated. Outside catering is not permitted at the restaurants. All food and beverages consumed on the Club Facilities must be furnished by the Club unless otherwise permitted by the General Manager. Employees are permitted to deliver food or alcoholic beverages to locations away from the immediate area of the clubhouse or other designated areas only with the permission of the General Manager. Cell phones are permitted at club facilities. Ringers should be set on silent or vibrate tone only and all calls taken away from other members and excused to an area that won’t disrupt others. Smoking of any kind is not permitted at any of the club’s facilities including electronic smokeless cigarettes. 6.1
DINING RESERVATIONS AN D CANCELLATIONS__________ Dinner reservations are requested on a nightly basis. Reservations for parties of more than ten persons will be accommodated on an "as available" basis. Reservations are required for most activities of the Club and shall be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis by pre-registering with the appropriate personnel of the Club. For all functions of the Club held in the dining rooms of the Club, tables will be assigned on a first-call, first-choice basis. Reservations for special tables will only be requests, no guarantees for specific tables will be given. Reservations for dining will be held for only 15 minutes after the reserved time. Cancellations must be made at least 24 hours in advance during holiday periods. If this is not done, the member will be charged a $25 fee for each person reserved. Includes reduction in party size. Reservations for banquets and special events should be made with as much notice as possible but no less than 48 hours out. A non-refundable deposit may be required for banquet reservations. GRATUITY POLICY_____________________________________ A service charge equal to twenty percent (20%) will be added to all food and beverage sales, spa treatments, Member Services and chargeable Outdoor Pursuits activities. Cash tipping is not permitted by members of the Club. ATTIRE________________________________________________ While Kuki’o has a relaxed dress code, it is expected that members will choose to dress in a fashion befitting the surroundings and atmosphere provided in the setting of the Club. It is also expected that members will advise their guests of the dress requirements. Gentlemen and ladies are requested to dress in a fashion compatible with the appropriate occasion. Shirts for men and cover ups for women are required in all dining facilities. The dress standards of the Club may be changed or waived by Club management from time to time for special activities and functions.
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Allen, Jeff & Teri Allison, Harvey & Dr. Mei Ambe, Dr. Milind & Lindner, Heidi Anderson, Christopher & Anita Anderson, Dave & Lois Arnold, Kurt & Tara Baker, John & Peggy Banatao, Dado & Maria Barton, Harris & Megan Berolzheimer, Parke & Manners, Tara Bertram, Geoff & MaryAnn Bond, Jim & Janet Boschwitz, David & Nancy Brander, Martin & Marsha Breitenbach, Kenny & Laura Bruington, Eugene & Vera Buechler, Jim & Julie
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Burch, Robert & Julie
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Burke, Michael & Joan
Byrd, Michael & Liz Carano, Bandel & Paula Carlson, Carl & Christine Cavens, Darrell & Siobhan
408-395-6292 408-857-6116 Mike 808-325-3114 Kukio 650-269-6250 Bandel 415-705-9292 Paula 808-325-7039
Chapus, Jean-Marc & Victoria
206-219-7134 206-406-2060 Darrell 206-953-0976 Siobhan 650-949-4786 408-799-2441 John 310-235-5902
Clark, Ryan & Gaffney, Caroline
415-596-8980 Ryan
Colella, Sam & Tricia
Dachs, Alan M. & Lauren B.
650-941-7741 650-996-5455 Sam 831-295-0757 Tricia 310-375-1014 310-210-6625 Nick 310-989-0416 Rose 808-325-0481 Kukio 310-963-9361 Peter 714-309-8727 Susie 808-333-5975 Kukio 650-269-7600 Kevin 408-605-0884 Gayla 808-325-2129 Kukio 541-683-2478 541-912-0015 Tom 541-953-5479 Steph 415-743-1527 415-489-8425 Jonathan 650-576-0660 Jeanne 760-777-9979 808-325-6701 Kukio 415-464-4400 415-713-4004 Gregg 415-987-6825 Katherine 415-284-8800
Daly, Timothy & Hilary
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Chambers, John & Elaine
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808-325-0564 Kukio
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Fox, Jeff & Lotta Gamble, John & Laura Garfinkle, Benjy & Terri
415-673-2573 415-519-3171 Carol 808-325-7577 415-407-3064 Gabe 415-265-0100 Kan 480-596-5000 602-421-3241 Bennett 602-421-8446 Jacquie 808-325-7573 Kukio 916-704-9808 Steve 916-601-6791 Pam 650-851-3496 808-325-0783 415-461-3332 415-298-3302 Pat 415-298-3301 Darla 808-325-3200 Kukio 650-328-2888 650-207-2224 Rick 650-207-0789 Donna 808-325-1945 Kukio 314-727-5550 415-728-1439 John 831-521-2029 Laura 808-325-7161 Kukio 808-325-5324 Kukio
Gates, Rich & Helen
808-325-3903 Kukio 925-786-0565 Rich 925-872-3156 Helen
Gaulke, Mike & Judy
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68-1071 Pauoa Way Kamuela, HI 96743 82 Monte Vista Avenue Atherton, CA 94027 1642 Alamo Pintado Road Solvang, CA 93463 650-255-4774 Jake 1021 Parkinson Avenue 650-464-8690 Robin Palo Alto, CA 94301 916-688-5661 Post Office Box 342 808-325-7080 Wilton, CA 95693 650-233-6515 2800 Sand Hill Road, Suite 200 Menlo Park, CA 94025 650-388-8157 601 Melville Avenue Palo Alto, CA 94301 540-592-3418 9323 St. Brides Lane 808-325-2183 Kukio Upperville, VA 20184 Kukio 60: Post Office Box 670 Kailua Kona, HI 96745 408-813-6416 Jim 17610 Blanchard Drive 408-348-6426 Terri Monte Sereno, CA 95030 808-936-8613 Scott Post Office Box 670 808-747-4393 Ashly Kailua Kona, HI 96745 917-797-1147 Pablo 66 Leonard Street, Apt 9C 917-692-6021 Nathalie New York, NY 10013-3456 917-244-4200 Julian 47 East 91st Street 646-709-7008 Ana New York, NY 10128 602-840-2990 5141 North 40th Street, #500 602-695-1457 Sam Phoenix, AZ 85018 808-325-5354 303-652-3824 8427 Greenwood Drive 303-589-4481 Charlie Niwot, CO 80503 303-588-0677 Leann n/a n/a
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SECURITY AND GUEST ACCESS_________________________ Kuki‘o is a gated community dedicated to providing a secure living environment for its residents. Only authorized personnel, Club Members and residents of Kuki‘o will be permitted onto the property. Gatehouse phone: .................................. ................................. 325-4123 Security email: ....................................... ..................... [email protected] Security Manager: .................................. ....................... Loyden Tabbada Manager phone: ..................................... ................................. 325-4178 Manager email: ...................................... ................ [email protected] Kuki’o Security conducts regular property patrols. During each patrol, all common area roadways are checked utilizing a marked Kuki’o Security patrol vehicle. Exterior checks of the residences as well as foot patrols of the Clubhouse and other areas at Kuki’o are also conducted. Kuki’o Security requests that all property owners and club members provide contact phone numbers (residence, cellular) so that in the event of an emergency contact can be made with the respective property owner/club member. PROPERTY OWNER/MEMBER ACCESS
Property owners/club members are given window decals for each vehicle to ensure quick identification and access onto Kuki’o property. These decals are placed on the inside of the vehicles’ windshield. Temporary vehicle “hang tags” are issued to those with rental vehicles. Automatic gate openers or “dominos” are issued to property owners/club members who keep personal vehicles at Kuki’o for easy access through entry gates. These openers are specific to the vehicle issued and should not be moved from one vehicle to another. Please drive slowly when approaching gates. GUEST ACCESS
Club members; please register all guests with Member Services. Member Services will then notify Kuki‘o Security that the guest may access the property. Property owners and club members may also notify Kuki‘o Security directly. Security will admit registered guests and direct them according to their instructions. Guests visiting multiple days are given a temporary identification card, or “hang tag”, to be hung in their vehicle for the duration of their stay at Kuki‘o. Kuki‘o Security will not admit any unregistered or unexpected guests. Security will attempt to contact the property owner/club member in this situation but if Security is unable to, the guest will be turned away.
8.1
CONTRACT SERVICE PROVIDERS
For Property managers, housekeepers, and other service vendors, please notify Security of the company and employee names so that they can be set up with the proper passes allowing access into Kuki‘o. Contract service providers will be given short or long term passes as needed. It is the property owner/club member’s responsibility to notify Security if a contracted service provider no longer should have access to a residence. KIKAUA POINT PARK
Kikaua Point Park, the State Beach Park fronting Kuki’o Golf and Beach Club, is open for public use. The public wishing to go to the beach park must check in with Security and obtain a Public Access beach pass. Beachgoers will drive along a road used solely for beach access and park their vehicles in a separate beach access parking lot. When exiting Kuki‘o, beachgoers will again stop at the Security Gatehouse and return the beach access pass. Proper permits must be obtained for any gatherings or formal functions, such as wedding ceremonies or private parties. This includes property owners and club members. Permits can be obtained through the Association Office at 325-4108. EMERGENCY SERVICES
Two hospitals provide medical service for South Kohala: The North Hawaii Community Hospital 67-1125 Mamalahoa Highway Kamuela, Hawaii (808)885-4444 www.northhawaiicommunityhospital.org The Kona Community Hospital 79-1019 Haukapila Street Kealakekua, Hawaii (808)322-9311 www.kch.hhsc.org SECURITY SYSTEMS
Residents may wish to list Kuki’o Security as a “responder” to their home alarm systems. In the event that an alarm is activated, the alarm companies notify Kuki’o Security. Security will immediately conduct exterior checks of the residence. Security will then notify the alarm company and the proper authorities to respond to the situation (fire, ambulance, police).
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CONSTRUCTION
Construction work at Kuki’o is open Monday through Saturday. Monday through Friday, contractors may enter Kuki’o property beginning at 7:00am to conduct quiet prep work for the day. Regular work can begin at 7:30am. All construction work must cease by 5:30pm and all contractors must leave Kuki’o premises by 5:30pm. On Saturdays, contractors are allowed onto property at 8:30am and can begin working at 9:00am. All construction work must be cease by 5:00pm and all contractors must leave property by 5:00pm. Construction work is not allowed on Sundays unless the construction company has prior approval from Kuki’o Security. Contractors are advised of parking areas for their job site. Contractors who are not parked in the proper area are subject to tow. ALCOHOL POLICY FOR CONTRACTORS
Kuki’o Security enforces a strict alcohol policy in which no contractor is allowed to bring alcoholic beverages onto Kuki’o property. Should this rule be violated property access privileges of the violator will be taken away and he/she will not be allowed to enter Kuki’o property. After work, or “Pau Hana”, parties at building sites are strictly prohibited. Please notify Security of any violations observed.
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KUKI’O MEDICAL FACILITIES GUIDE______________________________ While Kuki’o Golf and Beach Club will not recommend any one particular facility, it is our hope that the information provided will assist you in making a decision and help you find your way with little or no difficulty. The following Emergency Medical facilities are available in West Hawaii and North Hawaii. Driving times vary with the shortest being approximately 30 minutes. If the medical condition is of a serious nature, we highly recommend calling 911. While the Hawaii Fire Department cannot guarantee a response time, the average response time for an ambulance to Kuki’o has been 15 to 25 minutes. This page contains a list of addresses and phone numbers to each of the facilities. Driving directions can be found on the pages following this list. URGENT CARE FACILITIES: Waimea Urgent Care 65-1230 Mamalahoa Highway, Suite A10 Kamuela, Hawaii 96743 Ph: 808-885-0660 Mon – Fri: 9am to 5:30pm, Sat: 9am to 2:30pm, Sun: 9am to 1pm Aloha Kona Urgent Care 75-5995 Kuakini Highway, Suite #213 Kailua-Kona, Hawaii 96740 Ph: 808-365-2297 Mon – Fri: 12pm to 9pm, Sat – Sun: 1pm to 9pm Urgent Care of Kona 77-311 Sunset Drive Kailua-Kona, Hawaii 96740 Ph: 808-327-4357 Mon – Fri: 8am to 7pm, Sat 9am to 5pm Keauhou Urgent Care Keauhou Shopping Center Ph: 808-322-2544 Open 7 days a week: 9am to 7pm HOSPITAL EMERGENCY ROOMS: North Hawaii Community Hospital 67-1125 Mamalahoa Highway Kamuela, Hawaii 96743 Ph: 808-885-4444 Open 24 hours a day Kona Community Hospital 79-1019 Haukapila Street Kealakekua, Hawaii 96750 Ph: 808-322-9311 Open 24 hours a day NOTE: Medical facilities in West Hawaii may have moved or closed without notice. Please call before making the drive to ensure that the facility is open. 8.4
TO: Waimea Urgent Care Waimea Urgent Care Carter Professional Building, Suite A10 65-1230 Mamalahoa Highway Kamuela, Hawaii 96743 Ph: 808-885-0660 Mon – Fri: 9am to 5:30pm, Sat: 9am to 2:30pm, Sun: 9am to 1pm FROM: Kuki’o Golf and Beach Club
Turn LEFT as you exit the Kuki’o Golf and Beach Club onto Highway 19. PROCEED for approximately 20 miles, until you come to a stop sign at end of the road. Turn RIGHT at the stop sign and continue on Highway 19 towards Waimea/Kamuela. PROCEED for approximately 10 miles. Turn RIGHT at the stop light and the Carter Professional Building is on right.
Approximate Mileage: Approximate Driving Time:
30 miles 45 minutes
TO: Aloha Kona Urgent Care Aloha Kona Urgent Care 75-5995 Kuakini Highway, Suite #213 Kailua-Kona, Hawaii 96740 Ph: 808-365-2297 Mon – Fri: 12pm to 9pm, Sat – Sun: 1pm to 9pm FROM: Kuki’o Golf and Beach Club
Turn RIGHT as you exit Kuki’o Golf and Beach Club onto Highway 19. PROCEED for approximately 13 miles on Highway 19. Turn RIGHT onto Henry Street and LEFT onto Kuakini Highway. PROCEED for approximately 1 mile. Turn LEFT into Pottery Terrace and Aloha Kona Urgent Care is on your right.
Approximate Mileage: Approximate Driving Time:
8.5
15 miles 30 minutes
TO: Urgent Care of Kona Urgent Care of Kona 77-311 Sunset Drive Kailua-Kona, Hawaii 96740 Corner of Kuakini and Sunset Ph: 808-327-4357 Mon – Fri: 8am to 7pm, Sat 9am to 5pm FROM: Kuki’o Golf and Beach Club
Turn RIGHT as you exit Kuki’o Golf and Beach Club onto Highway 19. PROCEED for approximately 16 miles on Highway 19 past Kailua-Kona. Note: At the main Kailua-Kona intersection (100 mile marker), Highway 19 changes to Highway 11. CONTINUE on Highway 11 past the LAKO STREET Traffic light. Turn LEFT onto Nalani Street and RIGHT onto Sunset Drive. Take the first RIGHT onto Hawaii Belt Road and Urgent Care will be on the right.
Approximate Mileage: Approximate Driving Time:
17 miles 30 minutes
TO: Keauhou Urgent Care Keauhou Urgent Care Keauhou Shopping Center Ph: 808-322-2544 Open 7 days a week: 9am to 7pm FROM: Kuki’o Golf and Beach Club
Turn RIGHT as you exit Kuki’o Golf and Beach Club onto Highway 19. PROCEED for approximately 17 miles on Highway 19 past Kailua-Kona. Note: At the main Kailua-Kona intersection (100 mile marker), Highway 19 changes to Highway 11. CONTINUE on Highway 11 past Lako Street until Highway 11 splits into a 4 lane highway. Move immediately into the Right Hand Lane. Turn Right at the Keauhou/Kamahameha III Traffic Light. Turn RIGHT at the first traffic light (Keauhou Shopping Center). Turn RIGHT at the STOP sign at the bottom. Turn RIGHT again at the next stop sign and proceed on the parking lot outer circle past Long’s Drugs and Keauhou Cinemas. Immediately after making the left corner at Keauhou Cinemas, you will see the Urgent Care sign directly ahead.
Approximate Mileage: Approximate Driving: 8.6
19 miles 35 minutes
TO: North Hawaii Community Hospital North Hawaii Community Hospital 67-1125 Mamalahoa Highway Kamuela, Hawaii 96743 Ph: 808-885-4444 Open 24 hours a day FROM: Kuki’o Golf and Beach Club
Turn LEFT as you exit the Kuki’o Golf and Beach Club onto Highway 19. PROCEED for approximately 20 miles, until you come to a stop sign at end of the road. Turn RIGHT at the stop sign and continue on Highway 19 towards Waimea/Kamuela. PROCEED for approximately 10 miles. Turn LEFT at the stop light, get into the RIGHT lane continuing onto Highway 19, proceed past the second stop light. The RIGHT Lane takes you directly into the hospital parking lot.
Approximate Mileage: Approximate Driving Time:
31 miles 45 minutes
TO: Kona Community Hospital Kona Community Hospital 79-1019 Haukapila Street Kealakekua, Hawaii 96750 Ph: 808-322-9311 Open 24 hours a day FROM: Kuki’o Golf and Beach Club
Turn RIGHT as you exit Kuki’o Golf and Beach Club onto Highway 19. PROCEED for approximately 25 miles on Highway 19 past Kailua-Kona towards Kealakekua. Note: At the main Kailua-Kona intersection (100 mile marker), Highway 19 changes to Highway 11. LOOK for the blue sign with the white “H” on it on the right hand side of the highway. There is also a sign that says “Kona Community Hospital”. Turn LEFT on Haukapila Street. Note: If you pass McDonald’s, you have gone too far. PROCEED to the stop sign at the top of the driveway. Turn LEFT into the hospital emergency entrance.
Approximate Mileage: Approximate Driving Time: 8.7
25 miles 50 minutes