Coyote Hills Golf Course

Hilly course but interesting. Website directions to course thru Google are very screwed up!!! Led me to site 10 minutes away.

It’s always find playing at coyote . Love the views and always enjoy the lace of play at this club. Last but not least it’s nice and quiet .

Decent golf course. Don’t charge what you’re not worth.

I think in the future the green fees should be discounted because of aeration

Very solid course, but wildly overpriced for what it is. Not competitive with similar courses in the area

You’re can call me crazy, but I’ve played both Journey at Pechanga and Pelican Hill North this summer, and the course I want to replay first is Coyote Hills. It’s just that cool.

On a hot summer day, the course was wide open for us. Felt like we had the course to ourselves. Course conditions very good for this time of a year. A few tee boxes were janky, but most everything else was solid. Even in the middle of the hot day, parts of the course still seemed wet. Greens were very receptive and wet. The course is very pretty routing through the hills, however definitely needs food course management skills. Great shots down the middle of the fairway can roll out of fairway and out of bounds. Not really much rough. You're either in fairway or out of bounds. Lots of fairway undulations that can be penal or you get a wrong bounce. Course is nice, but still don't think it's worth what they're charging.

Course was in great condition in early august with relatively quick greens with exception of one hole on the back nine where the pace of green was much much slower and the green generally in poorer condition than the others. The pace of play was good as marshals constantly made rounds to hurry slower groups along. The course is challenging with a good amount of hazards as well as hills. Would definitely go again.