Kapalua's Plantation Course joins LPGA's Hawaii swing after PGA separation
Golf.com • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 5, 2026, 7:06 PM
Last updated Oct 5, 2026

The Plantation Course at Kapalua, a former PGA Tour venue for 25 years, has transitioned to the LPGA. This change comes as part of the LPGA's new Hawaii swing, marking a significant shift in the course's role in professional golf. The move reflects the ongoing evolution within the sport and the LPGA's efforts to expand its presence. Details on the LPGA's plans for the course have not yet been disclosed.
- •The Plantation Course was a PGA Tour staple for 25 years.
- •The course now becomes part of the LPGA's new Hawaii swing.
- •Details about specific LPGA events at the course are not yet available.
- •The transition highlights shifts in professional golf landscapes.
- 7:06 PMGolf.com — Former PGA Tour staple course finds new home as part of LPGA's new Hawaii swing
"The Plantation Course at Kapalua was a PGA Tour staple for 25 years. That relationship ended, but it now has a new one with the LPGA. The post Former PGA Tour staple course finds new home as part of LPGA’s new Hawaii swing appeared first on Golf.
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