GolfAhoy Resumes Hawaii Golf Cruises Following Storms

GolfAhoy Golf Cruises has resumed its operations in Hawaii, welcoming golf enthusiasts to the islands following a series of tropical storms and hurricanes that hit the region. The company, which specializes in luxury golf cruises, is now offering its signature Hawaii golf cruise vacations, combining inter-island cruising, championship golf, and premium accommodations.

Anthony Webber, the founder of GolfAhoy Golf Cruises, expressed optimism about the recovery of the islands. "Hawaii has experienced some difficult weather, but the spirit of Aloha remains strong. We are pleased to continue bringing golfers to the Islands and supporting Hawaii's tourism and golf communities as they recover," he stated.

The recent weather events, including Tropical Storm Lala and Hurricane Lowell, posed significant challenges for several Hawaiian communities. However, visitor operations have largely returned to normal across most of the state, with GolfAhoy resuming its operations on Oahu, Maui, Kauai, the "Big" Island, and other areas. The company's 9-Day Hawaii Islands Golfing Cruise, which pairs a seven-day Norwegian Cruise Line Pride of America sailing with optional luxury hotel stays and rounds at premier Hawaii golf courses, is currently accepting inquiries and reservations.

GolfAhoy's offerings include access to some of the most spectacular courses in the Pacific, such as Turtle Bay, Ko Olina, Wailea, Mauna Kea, Poipu Bay, and the Hōkūala Ocean Course. The concept provides golfers with an unusually convenient way to experience multiple Hawaiian Islands without repeatedly packing, unpacking, and changing hotels. Golfers can wake up in a new destination while their accommodations travel with them, and GolfAhoy coordinates golf, transportation, and cruise arrangements.

Hawaii remains one of the world's premier golf destinations, with more than 70 golf courses offering dramatic ocean views, volcanic landscapes, and tropical surroundings. A new statewide Play Hawaiʻi Golf initiative launched this summer is also bringing leading golf facilities together to promote Hawaii as a premier international golf destination while supporting local communities and junior golf.

GolfAhoy is currently accepting inquiries and reservations for its 9-Day Hawaii Islands Golfing Cruise in a Balcony Cabin aboard NCL Pride of America, offering golfers an exceptional opportunity to experience Hawaii's spectacular islands while enjoying championship golf and the convenience of a premium cruise vacation. The company also plans to host its October 2027 Coachella Desert Valley Invitational Hawaii Golf Cruise, created in partnership with the Coachella Desert Valley Golfers Travel Club and supporting the So Cal Firefighters Golf Association.

As Hawaii continues its recovery, GolfAhoy invites golfers to return, not simply as vacationers, but as guests supporting the Islands' hotels, restaurants, golf courses, transportation companies, and tourism professionals.