The Championship Course at Aurora Anguilla Resort & Golf Club is a Greg Norman design situated on the Caribbean island of Anguilla. Norman's work in the region typically emphasizes integration with coastal topography and prevailing trade winds, and this layout follows that approach. The course occupies terrain along Anguilla's shoreline, where the routing takes advantage of elevation changes and ocean views that characterize the island's landscape. Anguilla itself is a low-lying coral and limestone island in the northeastern Caribbean, known for its beaches and relatively arid climate. Golf development here is limited compared to neighboring islands, making this course one of the few championship-length facilities in the territory. Norman's design philosophy often incorporates wide fairways with strategic bunkering and green complexes that reward precise approach play, particularly in windy conditions common to exposed Caribbean sites. The course serves resort guests and visiting golfers seeking a tropical golf experience in a less-developed Caribbean destination. Anguilla's small size and tourism-focused economy mean the facility caters primarily to international visitors. The layout provides a test suited to varied skill levels while reflecting the natural constraints and opportunities of building golf infrastructure on a small island with limited freshwater resources and environmental sensitivities typical of Caribbean coastal zones.

The Championship Course at Aurora Anguilla Resort & Golf Club is a Greg Norman design situated on the Caribbean island of Anguilla. Norman's work in the region typically emphasizes integration with coastal topography and prevailing trade winds, and this layout follows that approach. The course occupies terrain along Anguilla's shoreline, where the routing takes advantage of elevation changes and ocean views that characterize the island's landscape. Anguilla itself is a low-lying coral and limestone island in the northeastern Caribbean, known for its beaches and relatively arid climate. Golf development here is limited compared to neighboring islands, making this course one of the few championship-length facilities in the territory. Norman's design philosophy often incorporates wide fairways with strategic bunkering and green complexes that reward precise approach play, particularly in windy conditions common to exposed Caribbean sites. The course serves resort guests and visiting golfers seeking a tropical golf experience in a less-developed Caribbean destination. Anguilla's small size and tourism-focused economy mean the facility caters primarily to international visitors. The layout provides a test suited to varied skill levels while reflecting the natural constraints and opportunities of building golf infrastructure on a small island with limited freshwater resources and environmental sensitivities typical of Caribbean coastal zones.