Volume XIII, Issue 1
Autumn/Winter 2007-8
DEPARTMENTS
Maui’s golf courses on the grid.
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A thought or two about our culture.
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Recaps, previews, and news from Maui.
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The work artist Ronaldo Macedo fashioned for this issue’s cover.
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Kapalua’s Gary Planos brings us up to speed. Read more....
Our extensive library of golf photography, shot by us exclusively, is the largest archive in Hawaii. Read more....
The Maui Golf Show debuts in 2008, but as our collection of footage grows, you can preview what’s ‘in the can’ right now.
Each issue, we ask residents, pros, tourists, and course workers for their ‘take’ on various courses.
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Local fashion models Igne, Randy, and Natalie all awash in Kaanapali and Wailea Old Blue logowear.
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Maui’s best 19th hole. Read more....
ADDENDA
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Coming this month! The Maui Golf Review, in conjunction with Hawaii Golf News & Travel, are combining to bring you the largest selection of golf packages in Hawaii. Read more....
Coming next month! Our online tee time system is being linked directly to the live tee sheets at Maui’s premiere golf courses, ensuring that you will get the best rate possible. Read more....
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girl gone wild!
“That’ll be VISA, thanks,” Igne told June, the ever smiling 33-year veteran Kaanapali Golf Resort Pro Shop assistant. “Do you want me to gift wrap anything?” June asked. “No thanks,” replied Igne.
Kaanapali Golf Resort’s Pro Shop follows the current trends in golf clothing and accessories, including the latest in tech fabrics and designs from international companies, such as what Igne is wearing, from Bogner: Pink print top ($155), and bucket hat to match ($78), with Bogner’s pink crop pant ($165). With her “pretty in pink” outfit she picks the Adidas “Driver Lilli” women’s golf shoe in silver and white, with Velcro straps ($90). Her Belding Private Collection golf bag, with rhinestones and silver clasps ($550), compliments her fashion-forward outfit.
Fresh for the sunset, Igne is shown in a Tail Tech ladies pale citrus golf top ($90), with a pale forest green skirt ($100). Randy is wearing an Italian Red Jacket golf shirt, by Jacquard ($130).
A day of play at Kaanapali ends, as they head home, Igne leaves wearing her Dolly Mama’s versatile white tank and cap with the Kaanapali Golf Resort logo in Swarovski Crystals. Tank: ($55) Cap: ($60). Nike black skirt ($60). Terry Stack belt ($35), and buckle ($55), sold separately to mix and match. Randy carries Igne’s Belding designer golf bag in silver & black ($575), and is shown wearing Adidas’ ClimaCool Colorblock shirt in fashionable black & white ($78), with Adidas ClimaCool shorts ($68), and Nike’s stylish golf shoe in
burgundy/white/black ($110).
natalie goes blue
Local fashion model Natalie cruises over from West Maui to check out what Wailea’s Old Blue Golf Club has to offer in terms of style, quality, and most importantly, good looks. “Wailea,” she says, “is lookin’ good....”
Lahaina model, Natalie, in a G-Fresh coral-colored white trim sleeveless polo top, embroidered with the Wailea Old Blue logo, ($65). (It’s advanced yarns draw moisture away to keep her cool and dry. It’s breathable, comes pre-washed, and has an SPF of 40). Her Tommy Bahama “Crazy Daisy Skort” with black and white pattern, ($105). Natalie’s shoes are from Footjoy’s ‘LoPro’ collection, ($105). The ‘whiteSoft’ synthetic. uppers are comfortable, stylish, fashionable, durable, flexible, and offer superior in-shoe cushioning. Natalie tops it off with Imperial ‘Turning Heads’ black cap with the “Old Wailea Blue” white logo, ($21).
burgundy/white/black ($110).
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