Coral Canyon Golf Course

Coral Canyon Golf Course is a Public , 18 hole golf course located in Washington, Utah.

Coral Canyon Golf Course first opened for play in 2000. The course was designed by Keith R. Foster.

Coral Canyon's 7,029-yard, par-72 layout provides views of Bryce Canyon's snow-capped pink spires in the winter and Zion National Park's green springtime bloom. In between seasons, players enjoy views of the area's many cascading blue waterfalls that are not far from the shades of purple that stretch from horizon to horizon overlooking the nearby North Rim of the Grand Canyon.

Typical of the challenges players face at Coral Canyon is the short par-3, 122-yard No. 6. Seemingly "dropped" into the natural red rock outcroppings, this hole plays from a rocky tee box over a deep ravine on the left peppered with 20-foot rock outcroppings.

Coral Canyon features 80 acres of turf, 55 sand bunkers, two lakes and a labyrinth of dry washes through the course, offering players the variety of risk/reward opportunities critical to an exceptional golf experience.