Coyote Preserve Golf Club

I play a lot of golf around the state at various golf courses. I typically play 2-3 times a week. My round at Coyote Preserve, by far, was the longest round for 18 holes. We saw a ranger on hole 1 and never saw him/her again, which was disappointing because the pace of play was ridiculous. We ended up quitting on the 16th hole. I am extremely disappointed that I spent over $80 to play this course that did not live up to the hype.

Awesome course. Friendly staff. Course is well maintained.

On arrival we found the golf cart to be very dirty with ripped seats and bald tires. The sand traps do not drain well and were like cement, especially on the front 9. The pace of play was very slow for a weekday(5 hours for two players). We found the course hilly and challenging but will not return.

Course was in fairly good conditions even with all the rain. Challenging but fair

To start with, they let my wife ride with me with no hassles so that was a big plus! (If they wouldn't have I would have went elsewhere.) I played by myself with my wife riding and it was a very nice enjoyable round. I like playing this course & I got a good deal on this day. The starter was very nice instead of what you usually get at places. I have seen the greens better there but this is an over-all very nice course to play. If you haven't played it it is worth playing. We saw some wildlife and some very pretty scenes.

The course offers a nice challenge. The changing terrain is interesting. The bunkers were in bad shape and more like cement than sand.

love this course but they were sending lots of twosomes out and a couple singles which just slowed play down, no rangers on the course.

We loved the course. It is in beautiful shape and it's very attractive. The greens are challenging but well maintained. The staff were very friendly and helpful.
Unfortunately we got rained out after the front 9 but we will definitely go back to use the rain check. This course is very well priced for the quality. Highly recommended.

Was disappointed that the course put too many people off the back nine. They let 2 guys with 2 carts off behind us and balls were landing beside us. Not ideal. We left at hole 16 for fear of being hit. The guys behind us were there to play 'speed golf' and not that the two of us are slow. Other than that, it was a nice challenging course.

I live in scottsdale where the price of golf is out of control!
The Preserve rates up there with $200 plus courses like Grayhawk and Troon North. Great challenging layout, views, carpet-lined fairways, and large smooth rolling greens. Love this course!

Up north course feel right on the edge of the metro area. Both pro shop, starter, ranger and beverage cart staff were friendly and helpful. Course is scenic and challenging with great elevations and dynamic hazards. Looking forward to playing there again, especially if we can get another round for the value we paid.

We were paired with another twosome , we had a great time and you can,t beat the price $ 25 we got around in 4 hours no delays

great views, wide open plush fairways, scenic holes, no suburb houses, plenty of elevation, local knowledge does assist player, i knew it was a nice course, now i really know

FRIENDLY STAFF AND COURSE WAS IN VERY NICE SHAPE. FINAL 3 HOLES A REAL CHALLENGE.

Golf now hot deal made this course the best for the price we paid that I have ever played. Course is maintained very well. Thick rough and clean fairways. Sand traps were a bit dry and rocky! Staff was very friendly and thanked us every time we saw them

The course has a great mix of holes that made for an interesting challenging game. I will be back.

Beautiful layer out course. Large fairways. Well-groomed rough. Mature trees. A challenging course with hills and valleys. A must play again.

Everything's always in good shape; the greens, ways, facilities etc. Carts could definitely use GPS, as the yardage seems to not be marked in many places. It was fairly early in the season and I thought the greens rolled nice and the bunkers were in surprisingly great shape. The last few times I've gone though, I was only given the option of a few week old sandwiches to chose from out of the fridge. Overall it's a nice place, great design, just not going back particularly for the grub.

This course is not for the beginner , you have to know your clubs and how to place a shot. Beautiful course and in great condition.

GPS in the carts would improve the golf experience by 500%. In lieu of GPS, placing yardages on sprinkler heads would improve things by 100%. Both or either addition would decrease playing time by 30 min. (?) easily. Course was in great shape. No sign of winter damage on greens.
The challenging terrain and some distances between greens and tee boxes make walking not an option. The club house hosted a private function that day. We were limited to hotdogs on the patio.