Coyote Ridge Golf Club

It had been several years since I had last played Coyote Ridge, but I recall liking it. My son wanted to play so the two options I gave were another course in the area and Coyote Ridge. I remembered very quickly why. The elevations are similar to playing in Colorado or Augusta. Placement was just as important if not more than distance.

We had a morning tee time, got to the course and we were greeted by a very friendly young man at the counter, he was helpful with us getting started as we are from Indiana and never played here. We were paired with 2 other singles which was typical for a busy course so no big deal. The course itself was very well taken care of and surprisingly green since they haven't got any rain, carts with GPS were nice also. The tee boxes were great the greens were perfect and you could tell they looked ofter them often. We will definitely visit again when we are back in town. Thanks for your hard work to make our day great

Some narrow holes.

Course well maintained.

Nice facilities and clubhouse.

Played in 4:20.

Greens in great shape.

Great round and was fairly empty given weekday. Good condition for greens. Few ball cleaners not working.

For the price this isn’t worth it. The smell of trash from the near by dump was awful and we had a grounds keeper walking every hole with us staying chemicals on the green before we were putting. The pace of play for mid week was the terrible we told the marshal twice the group in front of of us was going at a wry slow pace and nothing ever happened. I won’t be back.

For the record we paid $75 with fees and taxes. Which was not too out rages but the rate online through the course was $95. Totally not worth it at $95. Should be priced at $45-50 for the conditions and layout. The 10 hole is really a junky layout. You stand on the tee box and look at the city dump less than a mile away. Par 5 and your first shot needs to be 170 or it carrys into a creek. If you can hit driver 270+ and hit it over a tree, you’ll be fine. Not very scenic at all but then again it is Dallas/Ft. Worth. Range was adequate but you were hitting off mats. Not ideal for the price point. Greens were in nice shape but they are letting the course go down hill and not putting any money towards improvements.

Overall, if I could play this course again for $40-50 I would do it. Anything much more than that and it’s priced too high.

overall the course seemed nice till we got to the goofy / tricked up and overly double difficult holes.

There are about 4 holes that just do not make sense!

This course, staff, and amenities are phenomenal. I don’t think I can recommend it enough for all levels of golfers. 10 out of 10 experience. I will come back every chance I have. Very memorable!

Easy to book, fairways were great, greens recently punched and sanded, but rolled good. Cart girl came around often.

This was my first time playing here. It was pretty good course. We were sped up a couple times there was quite a few tee times after us.. it was pretty normal though. We definitely would like to return.

First time playing Coyote Ridge. Got some pointers from the starter and paired up with a member. Pace of play was really good, 3+45 for the round. Challenging course from the whites. Most tee boxes and green were in great shape even with the hot weather. Lots of water containers filled with cold water and the drink cart came by at least 4 times for the 18.

I'll be back soon.

Disco

The course condition is fine, and the greens roll true, but the course ranger was rude and targeting my group for no reason. He told us to speed up play while we were waiting on the group in front, and then kept coming back, riding our tail for no reason. We paid a lot of money to play their mid course and don’t appreciate the rude treatment. Won’t be going back.

Greens were fast but true.

Fairways was in good shape, but a few spots were water logged or muddy from morning watering.

The rough was rough.

Overall loved the layout, it’s definitely not a long course. I liked the difference between the front and back nine. My group and I commented that the front 9 was the warm up to get ready for the back. Which was tighter and had more penalizing areas!

Pace of play was good finished in about 4:30. Beverage cart slowed us down as we need to refill a few times.