Take a tour of the $23 million Hawaiian mansion for sale by golf legend Vijay Singh

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• Three-time golf major winner Vijay Singh is selling his Hawaiian mansion for $23 million.
• The 9,500-square-foot house sits on over 51 acres and includes nearly a mile of oceanfront and a guest house. The primary room and suite alone cover 2,800 square feet.
• Of course, the best selling point is the view.
• The home is being sold by agent Kenneth Springer with Hawaii Life.

The 59-year-old Vijay Singh has 64 wins as a professional, including three majors — the 1998 and 2004 PGA Championships and the 2000 Masters.

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Singh, who was the No. 1 golfer in the world in 2004, is also fourth on the PGA Tour career earnings list at $71.2 million. He trails only Tiger Woods ($120.9M), Phil Mickelson ($95.0M), and Jim Furyk ($71.5M).

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The house and property are located along the northeast coast of Hawaii's Big Island in Honomu.

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The drive up to the house immediately gives you a sense of how gorgeous the area is.

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The 5-bedroom, 7-bath house sits on over 51 acres and has nearly a mile of oceanfront access.

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The lush green grass is gorgeously manicured.

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Not surprisingly, some parts of the property look like a golf course.

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There is a small creek that runs through the property.

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The front door looks like you are walking into a palace.

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Once inside you see beautiful hardwood floors and the grand staircase to reach the second floor.

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There are fireplaces throughout the house and every room seemingly has a view of the ocean.

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A pool in the backyard overlooks the ocean.

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A sitting room with a view, although I wouldn't want to be the person stuck on the couch with its back to the windows.

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The kitchen has been upgraded and an oversized island that seats four.

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There are a pair of refrigerators.

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The house also comes with an elevator if you are not up for walking the stairs.

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There is also plenty of outdoor seating ...

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with spectacular views, of course.

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A view of the house from the pool.

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The primary bedroom has its own fireplace and access to the second-floor balcony.

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The view from the lanai.

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The primary suite alone takes up 2,800 square feet.

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And of course, the large walk-in shower has a view of the ocean.

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The suite also includes a sitting room between the bedroom and bathroom.

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There is also a yoga room attached to the primary bath.

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The primary bedroom closet is bigger than most New York City apartments.

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Who needs art when every room has a wall that looks like this?

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Even the laundry room!

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Here is another view of the laundry room and its view.

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The property also includes a 1-bedroom "Ohana unit" which is a guest house that can be permitted on properties that normally don't allow a second unit. The unit can only be occupied by relatives of the homeowner and is attached to the main house.

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The main house also has a billiard room.

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A gym.

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A classic library.

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The house has five bedrooms.

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They could all be primary bedrooms in most houses.

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There are also seven bathrooms, including five that are full baths.

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This room is a little smaller than the others but does have direct access to the lanai.

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An equipment barn is included and comes with all the machinery and equipment needed to care for the property.

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The house does have city utilities, but it also comes with a well and solar panels that are enough to meet all the water and electricity needs of the property.

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But let's face it, what they are really selling are the breathtaking views.

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