Coyote Ridge Golf Club

Course is in bad shape. Tee boxes, fairways, bunkers, greens all in bad shape. Many bunkers have no sand - just gravel. Fairways are in poor shape. Not worth your money

First, I should’ve heeded the reviews. Traps are being reconstructed with gravel beds with some kind of hard epoxy. Ought to be interesting when top sand erodes away and gets thin.

Second, post carts only before we buy! Would’ve been nice to know before spending $60

Lastly, odd back 9 next to the landfill. Layout is just odd

50 % of sand traps were unplayable due to some sort of renovation. Didn’t get to experience true play if the course!

According to many reviews the course was expensive for the cost. I would like to add to take in consideration of the quality of the facilities and terrain management. The club house superior many club houses and felt premium. Full locker rooms, showers, full service restaurant and bar. I paid $53 with tax for a cart for 18. Out of the courses I’ve played on this golf trip, +5 courses, this was the best. Front 9 was very forgiving and had some technical hazards. The back 9 was significantly harder with many of the par 3 holes absolutely requiring a 1 on shot to the green. The course did have construction on many bunkers and sections of grass on the back 9. This had little to no effect on play as long as you were playing smart shots on fairways and hitting properly. No construction workers interfered with play. Views were great for flat Texas, greens clean for January. I am excited to come play the course again.

50% of the sand bunkers were being remodeled/renovated so couldn’t experience true sand shots.

50% of the bunkers were being remodeled so couldn’t experience true lies out of the sand.

Half of the bunkers were empty with glue like smell. The price has gone up since the new owner but half of the bunkers were not playable.

I’m a regular at this course (play about 10 times a year)

Typically this course is in very good shape, with the greens being some of the best north of 635.

Currently though, the course is going through winter woes, and the superintended is taking advantage and redoing 70%+ of the bunkers.

The problem, the course doesn’t acknowledge that much of the holes are under various stages of improvement, and it drastically impacts the play. Worse, the construction crew (not Coyote employees) have zero respect/understanding of course etiquette. Interrupting tee shots, driving across and through the fair way. Not allowing for shots before starting/moving equipment.

At a minimum, Coyote management should warn/ban the crews they are using if they can’t get their act together. After talking to the clubhouse attendant, apparently this is an ongoing issue and I consider that to be unacceptable.

All and all, I will not be going back until the course improvements are complete.

Typical rating: 4 stars out of 5

Current rating: 2 stars

Hadn’t played there is while and when booked noticed the fee was normal at $69 per round. So assumed in good shape. The course is under construction and most of the traps are empty and sodding around some of greens which I felt should of had reduced rates. Also, the course is not mapped where the carts should go and cart kept locking up literally 75 yards from green in middle of fairly. Very frustration.

My only words of warning are that this course does not drain particularly well. As such, for two or three days after a heavy rain, the tee boxes, fairways and bunkers will be extremely soggy. Otherwise, it's a nice course and well maintained.

Beautiful course, beautiful layout. Always play here if you can. One caveat: hole No. 15 was closed due to construction. Still a great day.

Really enjoyed this course! The course is well maintained and there is nothing like hole 14… lots of elevation gain and drop which is something that’s more or less rare on Texas courses.

This is a fantastic course… just ask them! Hole locations were very tough today.

If you can get it on a hot deal for 40 or 50 bucks it is well worth it. For $70 it’s fair, and more than that… look elsewhere. Greens are always true and challenging. The layout is great and very scenic for flat north Texas. I enjoy playing this course and it is always a challenge but, it will reward accurate shots.