Coyote Creek Golf Club - The Tournament Course

All was good to excellent. My big concern and only complaint. The carts are not thoroughly cleaned and wiped down. I found a mostly smoked cigar Smashed down in one of my beverage cups where I placed my sunscreen. Very unsanitary for Covid guidelines.

For a Jack Nicklaus signature course I would expect immaculate conditions. Greens have a fungus and are absolutely beat up right now.

This golf club has it all. Two 18 hole courses, huge driving range, chipping, putting areas. Carts with Video. Par Girl delivering drinks on course. Challenging holes. Had a great time.

I last played this course a few years ago and really liked it. It was in great shape and would recommend it to people asking for places to play in the area. I just played this course the day after playing the sister Valley course and was very disappointed. I don’t understand how 5 hour rounds are possible when tee times are scheduled every 10 minutes. At every single hole there were two groups on the tee. On a few holes three groups. It took 4:50 min to play 17 holes and we weren’t able to finish 18 as it got too dark and we still would’ve needed to wait for another group to tee off on the hole in front of us. As far as the course conditions this used to be a championship (tournament) conditioned course. Now there are rough patches in some fairways but the real disappointment were some of the greens. Lots of divots and large scarring from old hole locations. At least one hole had terrible dead patches all over it and my putt was bouncing around all over them. Not what I would expect from this course. In its current condition I couldn’t recommend it. Combine that with its current pace of play and it’s one to be avoided for the time being. I hope they fix these issues as I do enjoy the layout and would like to return in the future. Just hard to believe 10 minute tee times result in 5 hour rounds on less than ideal conditions. The management of tee times needs to be improved. There are better courses for the same price and better values out there as well.

I play this course once every two weeks or so. It’s a very nice course and typically in very good condition. During my round today I noticed the greens are getting very bumpy; I hope the course staff can address this issue.

The golf course is in immaculate shape. However, the fairways were fast and the greens were slow. I would rather have a consistent layout in terms of making the course better for the golfers. Overall, it was a solid challenge and I would not mind playing here again. But, the winds make this course tricky since it is not the same wind direction on every hole.

Course was in good shape I seem it in better shape.

Driven by many times and paid $61 to play the championship course. Starter tells me I'm in the 3rd group of the tee so I go to the car for a minute and come back... No other 4somes anywhere around and ask why a twosome went if in front of my and the other 4some was supposed to wait for...”oh,I didn't see them, they got off already"... What? That twosome hit multiple balls and hacked so bad we were waiting until we made then let us go through on 10. The first tee was chewed up and they didn't get much better. The fairways and surrounding areas were spotty but ok. The greens were horrible! Different kinds of grass in clumps so one grows longer so your ball bounces and hops all over. Anything over 2' and it's gonna probably bounce out of line. Simply put I wouldn't pay more than $25 with a cart on their best 18. Other than a few holes it's flat and boring. A few bright spots on holes #3 & #18 though. As in the veritable WIND TUNNEL you get to play in on a "not that bad" day from the others in my group. SAVE YOUR MONEY and play around the corner at Cimmeron. 10 times better, easily!

Good course, in decent shape. There are lots of squirrels though and they can be a little bit of a pain