Nestled along the Ewa Plain, this course will provide a challenging test to golfers of all skill levels. The course was designed to expose natural coral rock formations in cliff-like structures, which adds to the beauty of the terrain. Water comes into play on thirteen holes, with six of the lakes fully lined with coral reefs, and interconnected by a coral creek. One of Coral Creek's eighteen signature holes is #18, a short 381-yard, par 4, which is uncommon for a finishing hole because it features a challenging island green lying thirty feet below the natural ground surface. The course has been divided into five vastly different "flower neighborhoods," each exclusively showcasing red, green and yellow flowers as well as native Hawaiian and palm vegetation. These color palates wind their way through the layout and will sketch inspiration in your swing. In keeping with the landscaping themes, this course places a great deal of emphasis on its beautification program.

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