Three players began the morning tied for the lead heading into the final round of the 2025 Rainbow Wahine Invitational at the award-winning Ocean Course Hokuala — but by the end of the day, it was Baylor University’s Yurang Li who stood alone atop the leaderboard.
Baylor entered the final round three shots behind Santa Clara but quickly closed the gap. Li went 2-under on the front nine, while teammate Malena Castro sparked momentum with an eagle on the par-5 4th hole. By the conclusion of the 54-hole event, Team Baylor surged ahead to claim the championship title at 14-under par, finishing ten strokes clear of both Santa Clara and Missouri, who shared second place at 4-under. Today’s win marks Baylor’s third win in four years of competing in this event (2021, 2023 and now 2025).
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HOKUALA AWARDS & MORE
Awards & Accolades
- MSN Travel– World’s Most Beautiful Golf Courses
- Zagat Survey – “Extraordinary to Perfection”
- Golf Digest – Best in State, #9 in Hawaii
- Golfweek – Best Course You Can Play, #7 in Hawaii
- Golf World – Top 50 Resort Destinations
- Travel + Leisure Golf – Most Underrated Golf Resort in Hawaii
Beyond the Course
Every aspect of the game at Hokuala benefits from professionals and facilities second to none. Whether you’re just taking up the game of golf or want to improve your game, the PGA instructors will create a lesson program just for you. Explore our website to learn more about The Ocean Course at Hokuala.
