Coyote Springs Golf Club

Loved it, but very tough for first time playing after2 months not playing

As a Vegas resident, it is one of my favorite courses to play. I can usually make the drive, play, and be back home in the time it takes me to play the overcrowded courses in town. Several times I have been able to play as a single and get a round in under 3 hours. The course is always in stellar condition and the staff friendly. If you are looking for great golf, and don't mind a 50-minute drive from Vegas, don't miss out on this track.

I wanted to play while i was in Vegas but didnt want to pay a ton for the round. I was able to rent a car drive to course for less than it was to book at a course closer to the strip.

This was the type of course I was expecting when going to play in a dessert! Lush conditions, great water features and lots of great opportunities for great shot shaping and picture taking! show up and they have my name on the cart and everything; pretty cool way to start your day!

Only thing i would suggest is upgrading the Beer/food cart, Cart looked old and didnt seem to be stocked all to well.

If you are going to Las Vegas to play golf make sure you play this course.

Hands down one of the best times you will have in Las Vegas.

The staff is the best, you wouldn't believe how far they have gone out of their way to make my golf outings fun and enjoyable the course is always in great shape.

This is a great course that hardly anyone knows about. The course is a treat to play. The holes are all different and challenging. We found everyone there is very friendly and helpful. Any time I'm down that way, even though it's out of the way, we play it. Don't miss it!

I have quite a few of these to review today so I will keep it simple.

The Good: Overseeded fairways and tees, sand in bunkers, challenging greens, weather, great yardage book, very friendly staff, merchandise on sale, great design, great practice facility.

The not as good: Some crazy pin placements, still have the clubhouse in a trailer, takes awhile to get here.

I enjoy the course. Very challenging for the above average golfer. wide fairways, huge greens. will come back next time in Vegas/Mesquite.

Course is challenging and was in great shape. Staff very friendly and helpful.

It is out of the way but worth the drive.

Great day, great partner, great course!! I like to play this course whenever I can, it's out of the way, but worth the extra miles. The greens are always fast, with a lot of break. The bunkers are always a challenge.

The staff always friendly. Lots of water hazards,

Love this course.

A little bit of a drive.Have played this course about 8 times.always in great shape, tough track ,lots of rolling greens and fairways,need a good short game here.

Lots of fun and a great challenge.

Course is set up for good golfers but has enough options for all golfers..the course is in great shape

The course was stunning and a great challenge and I will recommend it to others. However we had a 11:30am tee time and it was dark when we completed 18th hole 6 hours later. we waited on each tee box for 10 to 15 min all day long.

Course was in nice condition. Pace of play was good except when I got behind a group of six who knew little about golf and took forever. Followed them for a couple of holes. Got passed them at number 10 and pace afterwards was great. Played with a nice couple from Toronto who made the day enjoyable. Ran into the marshal one hole after getting by the large group and he went and had a talk with them. The entire staff was very nice.

The course is a little long for me at a little over 6,200 from the whites. Wish they had a set of tees around 6,000. The course plays a little longer because many of the holes have bunkers in front and you can't run a shot up. Player tip - putts to the west are slow and to the east fast.

This course is in the middle of nowhere so be prepared to drive about 50 minutes of desert view from Vegas. Layout is fantastic with variety of holes. The main challenge of this course is their bunkers. Like most Nicklaus design, bunkers are deep and not always fair. Greens are also very undulating and chipping brings in whole lot of challenge that requires lot of thinking. I would recommend this for better golfers since someone new at the game might find it frustrating.

This is another very tough Nicklaus design course.

Play the correct tees and you will enjoy your round.

Pin placements and the size of the greens make this a extremely difficult course. All the greens are well protected by water or several bunkers.

Some work needs to be done on the areas around the greens.

While this course is an hour outside if Las Vegas it is certsinly one of the best courses in Nevada. While the Wynn will set you back $500, it's not at all as interesting and beautiful. Do the drive and play the course, you won't be disappointed .

Great layout , Course in excellent condition

Great practice facility range balls included

Friendly staff. Starter did a great job letting you know about putts breaking away from

sheep mountains

Greens very undulates

Plenty of room to hit the ball

Ranger kept pushing group in front of us as they were slow , did a good job keeping them moving

Only criticism is should be Round $100 for non Residents. Too far to charge $135

This course has several really tough holes and gets a lot of play because of its reputation. The problem is many people who play it either don't have the skill levels or play from the wrong tees! Since they don't have a ranger to keep slow groups moving you may get stuck on the course for 6 hours as we did. Since it is an hours drive from Vegas that takes up 8 hours of your day. I love the course but doubt if I'll ever be back unless I can get an 8am tee time and beat the slow play!

Played as second group out on a Friday, so pace of play was no issue. Staff was very friendly and helpful. Course itself was challenging but fair, lots of room off the tee but difficult green complexes (a Nicklaus staple, but mostly fair). The greenside bunkers are maybe starting to show their age a little, regardless they are difficult to get out of so use caution on approach shots. The scenery, very dramatic and picturesque from start to finish!

Great Nicklaus design (wouldn't expect anything less!) and course was in extremely good condition. A great value and must play if you're in the Vegas area.

Tee shots have pretty generous landing areas, but many fairways have numerous undulations where it can be difficult to have a level lie. Approach shots and around the greens can be very challenging, as the greens are well bunkered and have several tiers to allow for a lot of different pin placements. You need to really think your way around this course and keep the ball below the hole on the greens if possible. The course has a great variety of holes so you won't get bored.

I found it very enjoyable to play - can be difficult at times but not unfair. Well worth the hour drive north of Vegas. Only observation is that I played on a Saturday early afternoon as a single and there were a number of foursomes ahead. Many were friendly and let me play through but it was pretty backed up. But, on a weekend you kind of expect more players. Play during the week or later on a weekend if you want to try and play faster. Again, if you want to play a really nice Nicklaus course, you've got to play here.

The course was in great condition. The layout is challenging and can be as long as your driver can handle. There is not a level spot on the greens. possibly the most challenging I've ever putted on. If you like a challenging and scenic course, come on and play.