Coronado Golf Course (Temporary #4 Green)

Overview: On Coronado Island, the public municipal course provides eighteen holes on the island of Coronado, with a par-72 routing of about 6,590 yards. The course history describes a low coastal setting shaped by the bay and surrounding open views, while local course records credit Jack Daray with the design. The production label includes a temporary fourth green, so this profile keeps the live routing name while describing the underlying Coronado course.

History: The course was created after Port of San Diego dredging produced fill that expanded the usable land area by roughly 120 acres, alongside existing property. Local historical material documents the construction story and the later development of the golf facility, while city records identify the Daray design credit. The sources did not establish a dependable opening year for the present routing.

Did You Know? Coronado’s golf land is, in part, a product of harbor engineering rather than an untouched inland parcel. That unusual origin helps explain the course’s broad, exposed character and its relationship with the bay landscape.