Coyote Creek Golf Club - The Tournament Course

late afternoon play is so slow makes it not worth going out.

First time playing the tournament course. Extremely windy day in the morning and was hitting 2 clubs more into the wind on most holes. Enjoyed the course. The greens were slow, playing with a member who also said the greens were so slow today. The layout was good, however was especially a little more wow factor from a JN signature course. Looking forward to playing it again on a non windy day.

Great course, really challenging and kept in great shape. Gotta know your yardages and the nooks and crannies of the course to play to your handicap. Pace of play is horrendous though, played here multiple times as a single or with a friend and I won’t do it again. $70 for a twilight tee time and I’ve never finished a round in less than 4.5 hours. Even as a single or pair. And never seen a Marshall. Not worth it

Out standing, top line course, only minor slowdown with Youth-On-Course kids having a great time!!

I booked a mid-day tee-time for myself and a couple friends. We get to the tee box and the starter informs us that we are to follow a foursome that is currently on the tee. On the second hole of the Tournament Course we noticed the group in front of us is playing as a fivesome. We gave the group the benefit of the doubt at first but after waiting several times on the front nine for the fivesome to clear out of the way we flagged one of the Marshalls on the way by and mentioned the fivesome ahead of us. The Marshall kind of shrugged it off a little bit and then continued on. As we approached the 10th tee the starter then informed us that, the course allows fivesomes out if they are part of the discount members program there. So let me get this straight, the people getting a discount on their round get to play as a fivesome and the course won't do anything about it when they're holing faster groups back that paid full price? How does that make sense? It doesn't matter if the fivesome is playing a few minutes behind or a half hour behind, if they're going to allow that kind of nonsense out there they should at least make the fivesome let faster groups play through. We ended up waiting on the tee box, in the fairway to hit onto the green on a majority of the holes all while five player took their sweet time in no apparent hurry or concern for the group behind them. Of course why would they care, the golf course obviously doesn't. Fivesomes have absolutely zero place at a golf course that wishes to even pretend they're a nice facility, I can't believe this kind of ridiculousness is considered okay here.

Coyote Tournament course is always a solid choice. The greens were punched 2 months ago and still show evidence of that but still rolled pretty well. It’s great to have carts with GPS as well.

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.