Coyote Creek Golf Club - The Tournament Course

Challenging layout and long yardages even from white tees requires you to bring your A game here. Especially tough when it's windy (it often is in the afternoons). The only thing is, I wish the course marshall kept the groups moving, starting from hole 4, we had to wait after every shot.

Booked as a single. I should get my own cart but didn’t. The staff said someone else had checked in and took the cart to the driving range which is very far from the pro shop. I had to carry my bag to the first tee which was a long walk. When I got to the first tee. The person who had rented the cart wasn’t even there. Horrible service. If I’m going to pay and excessive amount of money to play this course, I deserve better service.

This course is moderaely challenging and greens are mostly well maintained. That is good. But cart path is relatively dangerous. Need to repair! Anyway we, including my grandson as spectator, enjoyed very much on that afternoon.

I know it was a weekend, but $150 without range balls is a lot, should be no more than $80 even though a lot of wealth in area.

Course is a decent layout but in bad condition.

Gophers/squirrels and traps all over the place.

I would play Cinnabar Hills over this every time.

They had no tees in the cart, no towels, nothing from the staff to feel courteous. Much like a municipal course without the discounted price. Course is worth playing

Good course conditions, my daughter is the beginner player , but she loved the course and she did well

I’ve played this course a number of times and I’ve never seen the greens this bad. What looks like fungus or burnt grass from the last heatwave, I’m not sure but they are in need of attention. There were very few golfers on the course and maybe that’s because of the conditions.

Fairways and greens were not in good shapes. Besides ball marks not being repaired on greens, there were numerous brown areas on greens and fairways. Irrigation was not consistent.

Layout and course design is very good and challenging. Lots of hidden swails, creeks, and hills that make course even more difficult for first time players.

It's way too hot in the summer and there's no shade. No water stations; snack stand closes mid-afternoon. It's a very beautiful course though, and was a fun challenge. I'd definitely play again in the spring or fall.

I loved the course and the challenges of playing it. However, it was overbooked and makes me question if you guys are just wanting the money and not caring for the experience of those that want to join playing. A round took me 5 hours (for a single) because this course was overbooked, and because of this my overall experience was below average, and I would rethink before coming to play here despite the beauty of the course.