Coyote Springs Golf Club

I've played this course couple of times and I continue to swear not to play this course again. But different friends always ask to go. And they all have the same feeling afterwards. Why? First, the pace of play is very slow. On several occasions, I've ran into drunk tourists that probably hasn't picked up a club in over a year. Our last round was 5 hr 15 min. Second, the bunkers are in their worst condition. Mos of the bunkers show matts which was supposed to be below the sand. Lastly, the greens are short of a clowns mouth and a wind mill. There's not a flat green on the course. On the positive, the layout is great, green condition is good and fairway is in good shape. But this will really be my last trip out there.

The guys in the pro shop were friendly. Lady in the restaurant was friendly. Kid bringing the carts out could use a personality. Beautiful layout,course condition was at about 85%. Beautiful scenery throughout the course. Not sure why I can't upload photos.

I have played this course 3 times. Always great. It is a must when visiting Las Vegas.

This is one of my favorite courses anywhere. The layout is fantastic - a Nicklaus design. It is always in terrific condition and the staff very helpful. The practice area is fantastic too.

Ed...Megan...and everyone was very helpful and Professional!

We really enjoyed the challenge and course layout every hole had a picture opportunity...Of all the courses we played through out the winter this was in the top 5 was a pure pleasure to find this Gem out in the middle of know where Thanks again for accommodating us as we completely enjoyed the day...Steve and Marnie

Must play course carved into the middle of the desert. Amazing how it was created amongst rock and sand.

I was excited when I booked my first round at Coyote Springs GC, but I quickly learned this is not a course for beginner golfers or for early season rounds for mid handicappers; as my first round of the season, my skill level was not adequate to meet the challenging course layout and extremely difficult greens; for these reasons, my counter parts and I struggled throughout the round which was also affected by the wind (12-18 mph), but we also had to wait for two very slow groups of older players (4-somes) from hole #2 through #18 which resulted in a 5-hour, unnecessarily slow round, and there wasn’t a marshall to move play along; it took 2.5 hours to make the turn, and it got maintained thereafter; the clubhouse staff, cart/check-in staff, and starter were extremely friendly, and I think the course has a lot of fantastic qualities to make me want to play it again later in the season when I have refined my play, personally; the greens were so fast and not receptive, and the hole locations were not inviting or friendly; each of us in our 3-person group putted a short putt that ran off the green which is uncommon on most public golf courses; my expectations were not met from a course of this magnitude for my first round, but I will consider playing it again but later in the season.

I do not recommend this course to any beginners, high handicappers, or occasional golfers; the challenge will frustrate you and the groups behind you.

I have mixed feelings about this course. I wish I would’ve known that the clubhouse and bar were really the only place to get food and drinks because it is a DRIVE to get to the driving range and the first tee. You don’t ever come back around between nines and they didn’t have an open halfway house. The course itself is a really fun layout with lots of great views for pictures. The big problem I had with the course was the conditions on the greens. They were absolutely burnt out and there were multiple places where the replacement patches of sod on the green had already died. The greens are also very undulating, which would be fun if it was possible to get the ball to stop when putting. It was very possible to hit a good putt and have the ball trickle into a collection area off the green 10 yards away. The course has tons of potential, but really needs to put some TLC into reviving the greens.

Great conditions. Excellent course. Challenging yet fun! Staff members are very helpful and friendly.

This has been a destination golf course when we are in Las Vegas for us since 2012.

The condition of this course now is truly awful.

1. Bunkers had grass sprouting in them, felt and fabric sticking up all over and rocks everywhere.

2. Fairways were as mostly dead and patches than grass.

3. Greens were the worst putting surface I have played on.

4. Collars and areas around green were unplayable. Mostly dead and clumpy.

Would no recommend this formerly excellent course to anyone in its present condition and setup. So sad.

Sand traps are awful. Rest of course is okay. Conditions have deteriorated terribly from 4/5 years ago.

Overall the layout and course is gorgeous.

Greens are in good not great shape.

A little pricey for a course 60+ miles away.

The Greens need some TLC. Plug,sand and overseed. Something to help them hold. They are like concrete. Can’t remember the last time I was on the green and puttted off the green!!

Played here several times over the years. Never had greens like this!!

This was highly recommended to us, first time played.

Conditions were like a run down public course quality. Very Bad bunkers lots of exposed Felt and rocks everywhere and you can’t avoid them because the landscape feeds balls directly to them.

Greens are terrible and do not hold golf balls. No GPS and scorecard are terrible have no idea where to go.

No clubhouse no locker room. Free range is very nice.

Not worth an hour plus drive from downtown Vegas .. Pauitte Golf course is FAR BETTER hands down! Have a few memorable holes like picture attached.

This place has potential but the greens just basically make it unplayable. They probably roll about 27 on the stimp meter and are as hard as concrete. Makes putting and chipping border on the impossible, and causes huge pace of play issues as everyone in every group is spending so much time on the greens. In fact, in the group in front of us they were all seniors and on one of the greens every single one of them putted, missed the hole, and their balls all rolled off the green and about 15 yards down into the fairway. But because they had some mobility issues, they had to get their carts to go down and hit them. And then repeat hole after hole after hole. We eventually just started to play where it was an automatic two putt on every hole just to avoid the frustrations. Whoever set the pins didn't make it any easier either because most were set at the edges of slopes so that compounded the problem. Word on the street is that this was a recent takeover by Troon Golf and that's why the conditions have deteriorated, which if true is a reason to avoid their other properties as well.

Also making things difficult is the location. It's quite a way out of Vegas and up in a highland area, so they'll have frost delays just about every day in the cooler months. So my 1120am tee time was actually moved to 1240pm, which makes finishing tough when you're up against a super slow round. It was also moderately windy on the day we played but the cart girl told us it was actually one of the least windy days they'd had so far that year. Which means expect a LOT of wind if you go here most of the time.

Highlight is the course design which is excellent, but that's the expectation from a Nicklaus course. However, for the other factors in play I would give this a miss even though it's a little cheaper than other Vegas area courses.