About
Located in Ft. Lupton, Coyote Creek Golf Course offers 6,412 yards of golf from its longest tees with a par of 71. Matt Eccles designed the course, which features several par-5 holes. The course is challenging but it is not so intense as to be off-putting to beginning, intermediate, or high handicap golfers. The course is well-bunkered with a few doglegs. Water hazards also come into play on a few holes. The well-maintained course has amazing views of the Rocky Mountains. Its quiet location guarantees a serene environment for golf and it is usually not very busy, making Coyote Creek Golf Course a popular choice for those who are fed up with crowded courses and having to make reservations far in advance.
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Awards & Recognition
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Top Courses in Colorado(2021 #22)
Golfer Photos
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Photo submitted by QuantumGolfx on 06/19/2023
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Photo submitted by QuantumGolfx on 06/19/2023
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Photo submitted by QuantumGolfx on 06/19/2023
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Photo submitted by QuantumGolfx on 06/19/2023
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Photo submitted by QuantumGolfx on 06/19/2023
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Photo submitted by QuantumGolfx on 06/19/2023
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Photo submitted by markheiks on 06/15/2022
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Photo submitted by SamPlur on 05/28/2022
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Photo submitted by SamPlur on 05/28/2022
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Photo submitted by SamPlur on 05/28/2022
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From behind the 15th green. Photo submitted by mddwgsnnglshmn on 02/03/2021
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Sunset at the ninth green Photo submitted by jcgolf1 on 12/09/2020
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Photo submitted by Phosay3 on 11/13/2020
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Photo submitted by u000006383560 on 06/17/2020
Golfer Reviews
Good local track, family-friendly course.
Good local track. Pretty flat. played in the morning and weather was perfect. Pace was not bad, foursomes moved along just fine. Not very challenging, and so good place for families, and folks looking for a fun time without a bunch of forced carries and frustration. I'd say the course starts out with a tough hole, just because it has hazard on both sides, and it's actually a pretty blind tee shot. If you haven't played there before it can be a bit confusing.
Overall, I would say $72 for a saturday morning round on a holiday weekend feels a little overpriced for this course. Greens were good, but the fairways were rough in some spots. But it's really about supply and demand. It can be tough to get a Saturday morning tee time in the Denver area these days!
Coyote Creek
Very enjoyable round at a super fun course. The course was is great shape even after the big storms that moved through the day before. Coyote Creek is always a great time and a joy to play.
The course was a great
Played the day after the course received 2” of rain. It was wet in some areas but played very well. Had a great time and experience.
Was a great course
Good course on a slow day, couldn’t have asked for more
Good value, fun layout
Good value compared to other courses in the region. Newly renovated cart paths are nice. Challenging but not too difficult for the average player. Pace of play is usually pretty good.
A Great Round
Overall course conditions and greens were good; pace a little slow, but a large men's club was playing. We had fun. Will definitely be back.
Steady Course
Course was in good condition. Greens rolled nicely. Some bad spots in fairways, but not overly so. We didn’t find them to be a big problem. Some cart path replacements were finished and were a nice improvement; others are in process. Staff always hospitable. A good value course which is rarely booked up during the weekday, allowing for a relaxing round.
Good value for $
Overall it was an enjoyable experience, Friendly staff and priced fairly. Some bad spots on fairways, and they're doing construction on he cart part which caused some confusion between holes. Greens are extremely slow, but it's still early season, 100% will play again.
Drive to play
I live in Parker, so it’s a good drive to play here…
I play here at least once or twice a month….
Always a pleasure with the course and staff….
Just an enjoyable experience and we'll be back soon.