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Getting outside and playing your favorite sport is an excellent way to soak in the year-round beautiful weather of Hawaii’s islands. From joining a swim club, to youth football programs, to soccer, to basketball, you can find just about any sport that interests you through Hawaii’s sports complexes and programs. Here are the best in the state!
If you are looking to sign your child up for a basketball clinic in Hawaii, the Kalakaua Foundation offers an excellent weekly clinic in Moanalua. The head coach, Dennis Agena, is passionate about basketball and coaches kids in basketball from Oahu as well as Kauai, Maui, Molokai, and Big Island.
The Waipio Peninsula Soccer Complex is a massive outdoor sporting center that features 23 soccer fields as well as a 4,000-seat stadium. The soccer complex hosts professional, college-level, high school-level, youth, and amateur events and teams throughout the year.
Providing a swim club for the local community for nearly 30 years, the Iolani Swim Club Masters is a wonderful choice for both young and experienced swimmers alike. Swim coaching and teams are available for children and teens, and a master’s swim club is available for adults in the area. Swim meets and championships are arranged throughout the year.
Tennis lovers will find haven at the Wailea Tennis Club in Maui. This award-winning facility offers players 11 courts as well as one stadium that provides ample space for tournaments. Lessons are taught by their experienced, certified staff and a pro shop is also on-site for those who need to purchase new equipment.
The Kihei Aquatic Center is a public, competition sized swimming pool open for lap swimming, training, and teams. This free facility actually boasts three pools: the competition pool, a small training pool, and a cooldown pool. A lifeguard is also on duty at the Kihei Aquatic Center.
Featuring 10 courts open to the public, the Diamond Head Tennis Center is convenient location for tennis players or those seeking to learn tennis. This free facility has beautiful landscaping, is well-maintained, and offers amenities such as lockers, parking, and public bathrooms. Some courts are also in the shade, providing relief for hot days.
If golf is your sport, the Wailea Golf Club offers an engaging and beautifully landscaped facility. There are three different courses at the Wailea Golf Club: The Emerald, the Blue, and the Gold. In fact, the Wailea Gold course is ranked one of the 100 best courses in the United States. Opt to golf one of their courses for the day or join their golf academy for lessons, clinics, and other programs.
As you might have guessed, many of Hawaii’s sports centers focus on water sports, where you can beat the heat while having fun. At Hawaii Water Sports, visitors can take part in parasailing, jet skiing, scuba diving, and more. Several activities can be booked together for a more affordable, all-day experience.
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