Coyote Springs Golf Club

Was in LV on vacation and thought this course was closer to the city. Oops.. had to get a rental car but it was well worth the drive. Plays like a pro course which cost me a few balls but was extremely well manicured and not busy at all. I wish there would have been water dispensers on the course or wish we could have seen the cart girl one more time. The turn doesn’t happen at the club house so no chance to refill on water. Otherwise, was fun to play! Staff were great and nice to chat with.

Without question one of the best in the west!!! Loved everything about it- even the drive in is special!!! Trust your gps- there really is a WORLD class golf course in the middle of that abyss...you'll thank me forever after you experience the Springs!!! Viva Coyote & all the staff- everything about the course and facility is awesome!!! JP from Pinehurst NC

First time visiting this course after hearing great things from “TIGER” Lily Garcia-Kurotobi, who is a PGA instructor at a nearby course. Interesting lay outs and undulations make for better than expected conditions. Lots of water features on the course brings a different dynamic of play in a desert course. Will come back again.

Great course about an hour north of Las Vegas. Was supposed to be part of a planned community which never developed. Nicklaus course, great design and variety. Not an easy course (even from the white tees). A bit of a strange configuration - the 1st and 10th tees are far from the clubhouse. It would be impossible to walk. Great range, nice people working. Modest proshop and there is a bar and grill (my sandwich was good). Many visits from the beverage carts.

Great course all around. Staff very friendly and welcoming. Tea boxes and fairways were in great shape. Greens were in good shape as well, very fast and hard to read. Narrow course and fairway bunkers make it a fun challenge. About one hour away from the strip. Will definitely go back and take a friend

We arrived early and the starter sent us off early on the front nine. That doesn't happen at many courses. The pace of play for a good threesome on the first 16 holes was about 3 hours. Then we caught up with a junior golf tournament that started on the back nine when we had started the front. 17, 18 & 19 took 20 minutes per hole with waiting.

The course layout is excellent. The course fairways and greens held up well to 96*F with a 5 to 10 mph wind.

The amenities all appear to be temporary, just adequate. With a permanent restaurant and nearby accommodations, this could become a destination resort.

The drive to Mesquite for accomodations is on a narrow winding road through barren desert washes. The drive to Vegas, although on a better highway, is also a stretch.

The golf course green were punched but still rolling good. It would fun to play if is not dam so windy that day.

Love to play there. One hour drive from Vegas is worth it.

This time greens were not in the best conditions but fairways like always excellent. And pace of play was too slow for us which was not good for the fun factor. So we did not play the last two holes (which are really nice too play normally) to get back to town. Any how - we will come back next time. Many thanks to the friendly stuff.

Way out in the desert. No housings around. Best practice facilities with huge driving range, chipping and bunker facilities. Jack Niklaus did a good job designing this course. Unfortunately the greens were just newly sanded and arrificated when we played there this time. No chance for a good score. And only American beer at the course ( no Heineken). But anyhow like always great fun. Love this course. One of the best in the Vegas area.

Nice course layout and conditions. 2 issues: would be nice if there was gps on the cart, and the bathroom on the front 9 was locked.