Coyote Creek Golf Club - The Tournament Course

This time of the year Nov and Dec the wind is not so prevalent, attack the pins to score low. All in all, one of my go to courses.

Greens were punched and sanded approx 3-4 weeks ago and are still healing - not ready for play yet.

No notice the course was air rated, pace was very very slow. Player were hit multiple balls off the tee. Marshal did not help keep pace. It felt like a municipal type of course. Not a tournament quality type of course. Sad to say paying too dollar for a worse experience then Los Lagos. At lease they give a air rated notice. Cinnabar at least some what helps keeps pace and tries to marshal the course.

First sanded greens ok no problem still 80 $ really the whole layout was wet why been dry for weeks ? And no marshall not worth the price this place went down hill

Staff was excellent as well as pace of play. Only issue was greens sanded fairly recently. Not bad bur they are know. For fast greens with shuttle breaks. They were ok for sand but slow.

It’s inexcusable for a course of this caliber to not notify customers that the greens were punched and sanded one week ago. Neither the Coyote app nor GolfNow had this notification. As of Nov 2, the greens are unplayable. Suggest golfers wait until end of November to play the Tournament course.

Very disappointed that course did not inform the green have been arigated

I’ve played Coyote several times and it never gets old. Practice area is the best in the area, staff is very friendly and the location is wonderful. They recently aerated the greens on the tournament course and I wish they’d discount rounds until the greens are decent, but it is what it is I suppose. Looking forward to plying there again after the sand subsides.

Coyote Creek Golf Club’s Tournament Course is probably one of the better courses ive seen since I’ve been here in the San Jose area. The layout was great. The fairways were in great shape. The staff was great. BUT, the driving range was overrun, so those of us who paid to play the course could not even warm up! Then there was the golf cart management! There were no carts available, so we had to stand around waiting right up to our tee time! Golf cart management was bad. I saw non staff members just driving around the parking lot trying to charge people for rides. There were 3 people on one cart and I heard the staff talk about how there are a few dead on the course! I understand not being able to buy new carts, so buy extra batteries!!! Charge them so you can swap and go! Then the pace of play! We were not even able to get 9 in. The people in front of us sucked worse the me. Some just jaw jacking, others taking forever to look for a ball. Maybe only allow handicaps 12 to 15 or less on the tournament course! The guys paired with us we so bad, they never made it off the tee box on any hole. No one repaired ball marks on the greens so it ruined what looked like pretty good looking and fast greens! Well, I hope they read this. Some small changes and they get a 5 star from me!

Always enjoy my time here. Course is always in great shape even though they’re currently having wild pig problems this summer. From the tee box to fairways to the greens, the course is always maintained great. Play can be slow on weekends as Muni golfers attempt to play this challenging track but Marshal’s do their best to ensure sub 5 four rounds. Nice bar service and really friendly staff.

Comfortable day at Coyote. Been a while since have played here. Driving range is in poor condition. Tee areas, as usual, are very chewed up. Course itself in good condition and had an enjoyable day. Besides the range conditions, the other point I would make is now that Valley 1 and Tournament 10 are next to each other, it can get pretty congested.