Coyote Ridge Golf Club

Played on 11/08, Tuesday. One of the back 9 holes was closed due to bunker renovation. This course is extremely tough. Staffs are friendly.

Starting with the positive, the course is a great layout, fast greens and friendly staff. Now for the reality....Paid 100 dollars and wasn't notified until on 1st hole that it was cart path only which lead to a very long day, one hole was actually closed and just about every trap was under repair and couldn't be played. Won't be back unless I able to speak to an employee about the course conditions first...

Construction on the course is evident and a hassle. All bikers are unplayable and 1 hole is completely closed. Still charging full rate for a course that is not up to par. Lots of trash as well. Everything looks great till you turn the corner from the clubhouse and head out to the first tee box. It’s a shame because it could all be fixed relatively quickly but looks as if they are not in a hurry.

Course is in impeccable shape! One hole was under construction but it was indicated ahead of time so that’s no issue.

The problem was that, despite being 17 holes, the round took 5.5 hours. The starter even acknowledged at the beginning that the group two groups ahead was low skill and that it would ‘be a long day’. If the starter knows this, why was no marshal around to keep the pace of play?

I feel like this is a fixable issue for a course that costs $100 per round.

Course was in rough shape, hole 11 was closed & it still took us 5+ hours to complete the round. Would’ve been nice to know about these things ahead of booking. Hard to find quality courses in the DFW metroplex.

Played on a Sunday. They are charging $100 a round (high even when the course is in decent shape) but many of the greens have cracks and ruts in them. The entire back nine is in shambles. We were told one par 3 was closed and we would have to replay another par 3 (not a big deal) but they failed to mention the sand traps on the front 9 are almost all unplayable with horrible greens and fringe, and the back 9 most sand traps were being redone and closed and there is piping everywhere on the course, heavy equipment has torn up large portions on the back, and the pace of power play is ridiculously slow. This is a $40 course at best right now.

Hole 12 was closed for reconstruction.. along with 2 other holes they were actively working on. No heads up from the clubhouse about any of this. Charged full price to play 17 holes and have to deal with construction on most of the back 9.

I wish it would have been mentioned in the app that they course was under major construction. One hole was closed down. All of the traps were under construction or unplayable. Way too much money for a course in this condition

Overall..pretty good.

Even though I didn't order from cart girl.

She was around alot.

Ball washers on every hole.

Water coolers all over the place.

Great pace on the greens, with pin placements in hard but fair places. 20 bucks more on Golf now, then alot less quality courses like Riverchase and Twin Wells. Repair on 10 so I had to skip to next tee, where we had the only long wait (par 3)

I booked a tee time for 4:20pm. I received a call at 11:00am and was asked to push my tee time back 30min to which I agreed. I showed up at my original tee time to get a good warm up in and was promptly rushed onto the course (without my bag) and was told that I needed to start on hole 13…without a warm up and without my clubs.

I am not sure if they were having an off day, but I have never had such a strange experience at a golf course. I won’t be returning.

Some bunkers are under maintenance and the par 3 11th was closed. Regardless it’s one of the best public courses in Dallas.

The front and back nines are completely different. Wide open on the front with plenty of water hazards. Greens are very fast with large bunker complexes.

Treelined and quite tight on the back. Greens had tons of slopes and were very fast. Pins were in diabolical positions. Stay below the hole!

Bunkers were under construction and #18 played as a par 3 to a temporary green.

Fairways were very firm and lies were tight. Played harder than the course rating and slope.

Wind was 15 mph, gusting to 25+, which made the round a real adventure.

The course is under repair, with the bunkers being completely rebuilt with some being removed or reduced. Hole #8 was completely closed due to the ongoing repairs, which left us to play #1 twice to get in our 18 holes. Fairways and greens were in GREAT shape, though the flag and flagstick on hole 17 was missing so you had no idea where to aim your approach shot. The cart paths are on their last legs and need to be fully redone. The clubhouse was recently redone and it is absolutely phenomenal. I only did not recommend this course because all of the bunkers are listed as under repair. Once that is corrected, I would highly encourage anyone to play this course as it will be going fully private in a few years.

This course is real fun. The Bunkers are under repair but that only means no stroke relief

The greens are really hard to read credit to them.

Can’t wait to go back

This place is always busy. This past weekend it was busy but still moved at a decent pace. The greens were in decent shape despite being punched recently. The bunkers were in rough shape in a lot of spots, mostly unplayable. The facility is nice, clubhouse and practice area. The rough is thick, so small mistakes can be costly. Overall it’s a decent place. There are a lot of other courses I would choose ahead of this one for the money.

Great course I’m sure when it’s ready. Long wait for carts. Sand traps are in very poor condition. long wait for balls at the range. Staff was friendly, bar staff was great. Pace was great layout is fine. But under these conditions I didn’t feel the value was there. After construction and if they fix the sand traps it would be worth the Money.

I’ll try it again later.