Coral Cliffs sits on the east side of Kanab, off Fairway Drive, in the section of town where the residential streets give way to the sandstone bluffs that frame the city to the east. The course is the only golf in Kanab — a 9-hole, par-36 layout under the cliffs that gave Kanab its "Little Hollywood" framing in the John Wayne and Maureen O'Hara Western-film era of the 1940s and 1950s.
Nine Holes Under the Cliffs
The routing is short and walkable — approximately 3,400 yards from the back tees, par 36, the kind of course where a casual round runs under two hours. The fairways play through scrub and sandstone, with the red rock walls on the east side of the property serving as the visual anchor for most of the holes. Coral Cliffs is reportedly the only golf course between Cedar City and Page, Arizona — a roughly 200-mile gap on US-89 — which has historically given it a clientele that includes road-tripping golfers passing through on the Bryce-and-Zion circuit.
Operational Status Is Unclear
As of the most recent verifiable check, the course's Yelp listing is flagged as "CLOSED" and the website's operational status could not be directly confirmed. Some directories still list active tee times; others list the facility as closed. This is the kind of small, single-asset rural golf operation that has historically had irregular ownership and operating cycles. The page should be flagged for human verification — a phone call to the listed number, or contact with Kane County tourism — before publication.
The Kanab Course in Kane County
Kane County has limited golf inventory compared to Washington County thirty miles west. Coral Cliffs is the only verified course in the city of Kanab and one of only a few in the entire county. For visitors building a Bryce-Kanab-Zion road trip, the course historically functioned as the rest-day round between the long park days. Whether that pattern continues depends on whether the course is in its current operating window or is between owners.
For the moment, Coral Cliffs sits in the directory as a stub — confirmed location, confirmed historical specs, uncertain present-tense operations — pending a primary-source check.