Corica Park is a municipal golf complex located literally at the northeast quadrant of the Oakland Airport.

The South Course features wide open and generous fairways exposed to the constant wind off the Bay. The fairways and greens are protected by a variety and styles of sand bunkers with native fescue grasses bordering the fairway corridors. There's a variety of holes, short and long, narrow and wide open, and a drivable par 4 as well. There are five sets of tees overall, from 4,767 yards to 6,874 yards off the back tees, with the middle tees playing to 5,789 yards, 68.1/118, course/slope ratings, redesigned by Rees Jones of a former Billy Bell layout.

The North Course is over broad, mounded fairways dotted with trees, with several water features and pot and conventional sand bunkers. There are tees from 4,900 to 6,382 yards, the white tees play to 5,739 yards, 67.8/111, course/slope ratings, designed by Robert Trent Jones II.