Andelusia at Coral Mountain is a Rees Jones design that opened in 2018 in La Quinta, California, situated in the Coachella Valley near Palm Springs. The course occupies dramatic desert terrain on the northern slopes of the Coral Mountain range, offering expansive views across the valley floor toward the Santa Rosa Mountains. Jones routed the layout to work with the property's natural elevation changes and desert washes, creating a course that moves through varied topography while preserving the native Sonoran landscape. The design emphasizes strategic options from the tee and approach play into greens that feature Jones's characteristic contouring and bunkering style. Fairways wind through desert corridors framed by native vegetation, with several holes playing uphill or downhill along the mountain's contours. The routing takes advantage of the site's natural drama without requiring excessive earth movement, allowing the desert floor and rock outcroppings to define playing corridors. Coral Mountain operates as a private club community, part of the broader development of luxury golf properties in the La Quinta area. The course sits among other notable desert layouts in the region, contributing to the Coachella Valley's concentration of desert golf. Jones, known for his major championship course renovations and original designs that emphasize playability across skill levels, crafted Andelusia to suit both resort-style play and the preferences of a membership seeking a modern desert golf experience. The course benefits from the area's winter climate, which draws golfers during the cooler months when conditions are most favorable.