KILAUEA EVENTS FIELD GUIDE
Glow-and-Putt for Good on Kauaʻi’s North Shore
A community-focused night mini-golf fundraiser at Anaina Hou Community Park that supports local elementary teachers and Rotary Club initiatives; this guide explains what to expect and how to plan.
Glow-and-Putt for Good on Kauaʻi’s North Shore.
On the lawned paths of Anaina Hou Community Park, the Rotary Club of Hanalei Bay stages a small, luminous tournament: nine botanical miniature-golf holes lit for nighttime play, food stalls on hand and teams rotating through a glowing course—all arranged to raise funds for local elementary teachers and new community programs.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Putts that pay it forward
Proceeds from the event go directly to local elementary school teachers and to grow the Rotary Club of Hanalei Bay’s community programs, turning a playful evening into a tangible boost for education and local entrepreneurs.
Prizes and playoffs raise the stakes
Teams compete across nine illuminated holes for lowest team score; tie-breakers are settled with a three-hole playoff and final winners face a 6‑hole head-to-head for individual honors and high-value prizes.
An evening of friendly rivalry and local food
The course comes alive under the stars with decorated, glowing holes, a festive crowd, on-site food and beverage service, and awards at event’s end—a communal night that blends rivalry with fundraising.
What the day feels like
What the night feels like
The event unfolds as a compact, kinetic evening: teams check in, rotate through a nine-hole illuminated course, trade friendly jibes between shots, refuel at food stalls, and gather again for score tallies, tiebreakers and an awards presentation—an hour-by-hour community ritual designed to be lively, local and purpose-driven.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this event suits—and what the event details say about participation.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Plan for a roughly three-hour evening event: check-in at 6:00 PM, tournament tee-off at 6:30 PM, with awards around 9:00 PM; exact end time may vary with playoffs.
Comfortable clothing suitable for evening play; closed-toe shoes are recommended. Bring cash or card if you plan to purchase food or beverages on-site.
The event meets at Anaina Hou Community Park—this is the registration and course location for the night’s activities.
The fundraiser is scheduled to run rain or shine—plan accordingly for evening weather.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
Where is the fundraiser held?
At Anaina Hou Community Park—the park is the meeting and course location for the event.
When does check-in start and when does play begin?
Team check-in and registration start at 6:00 PM, and tournament tee-off is scheduled for 6:30 PM.
How long should I expect to be at the event?
The event is listed as a roughly 3‑hour evening fundraiser; expected duration covers check-in, nine-hole play, and awards.
What should participants bring?
Wear comfortable evening clothing and closed-toe shoes; bring cash or card for food and beverage purchases on-site.
Is the event held if it rains?
Yes—the event is planned to run rain or shine; attendees should plan accordingly.
Who benefits from the fundraiser?
Proceeds support local elementary school teachers and the Rotary Club of Hanalei Bay’s community initiatives, including an entrepreneur club program.