The North Course at Corica Park Golf Club occupies a distinctive setting on the former Naval Air Station Alameda, situated on a flat peninsula in San Francisco Bay. The facility, originally developed as a municipal golf complex in the 1960s, underwent significant renovation and redesign by Marc Logan, transforming it into a modern public golf destination. The course takes advantage of its bayside location, with views across the water toward San Francisco and the surrounding East Bay hills, though the terrain itself remains characteristically level throughout. Logan's design work emphasizes strategic bunkering and green complexes that add challenge to what might otherwise be a straightforward layout given the minimal elevation change. The routing makes efficient use of the available land, with holes playing in varying wind conditions depending on their orientation to the prevailing bay breezes. Water features and native grasses frame several holes, while mature trees from the original layout provide definition and character on others. As part of the broader Corica Park complex, the North Course serves a diverse golfing population in the East Bay, offering an accessible public option in a region where private clubs dominate the upper tier of golf facilities. The course operates within the larger context of Alameda's recreational infrastructure, maintaining its role as a municipal amenity while incorporating design elements that elevate the playing experience beyond basic public golf standards.