The University of Hawai‘i will host the tenth annual Kā‘anapali Classic – Collegiate Invitational from October 27-29. Perennially a strong field in NCAA DI men’s college golf, 19 teams from 15 states and 12 athletic conferences will compete over three days for the title. 2024 Champions the Oklahoma Sooners, became the first team to win three consecutive Kā‘anapali Classics, as well as the program’s fifth title on Maui
(2015, ’19, ’22, ’23, ‘24) since the event’s inception.
(2015, ’19, ’22, ’23, ‘24) since the event’s inception.
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Pre Event Press Release
Everything you need to know about the 2024 Ka'anapali Classic -
1st Round Results
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2nd Round Results
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Final Results
See the final standings of the 2024 Ka'anapali Classic here -
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Ka'anapali Classic History
Learn more about the Ka‘anapali Classic Collegiate Invitational History
2025 Kaanapali Classic
Aloha, Collegiate Golfer Fans!
In partnership with 501(c)3 organizations Spare for Change and Member for a Day, we raised money throughout this three-day, 54-hole Ka'anapali Classic Collegiate Invitational to directly benefit Maui's wildfire victims, including Ka'anapali Golf Courses' own associates who lost everything.
MAUI STRONG
Mahalo to the Ka'anapali Classic for Supporting Families affected by the Maui Wild Fires
Join us for the University of Hawai'i Men's Golf Team junior golf clinic, on Tuesday, October 28 from 3-4pm at the driving range. Event is complimentary and open to the first 100 juniors ages 5-17. Click the link to register!
2024 Ka'anapali Classic
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2024 Winners
Congratulations to Oklahoma for their three consecutive Ka'anapali Classic championships (four in school history), and individual champion Jaxson Dowell of Oklahoma.
2023 WINNERS
Congratulations to co-winners Oklahoma and East Tennessee State, and individual champion Luke Kluver of Oklahoma.