Coyote Ridge Golf Club

My wife and I played here on recent visit and we really enjoyed the pro shop and the bar area as well as the outside sitting area. The course was in good shape and the greens were about medium speed and in good shape. I was not carrying a club that goes 200 yards or less and found around 4 or 5 holes that required that I tee off to that distance to avoid trouble. I probably should have played the blue tees rather than the whites. Anyhow we had a good time and the layout was very interesting and challenging on some holes. Beware of the low sitting evergreen trees around the greens. If you go on there, you are dead.

A lot of people had cancelled due to rain but by 8:30am the rain had stopped and the course was fine. Love the layout with some very interesting and challenging holes. Greens and fairways were excellent. Bunkers were wet due to rain but most dried out pretty quickly.

Coyote Ridge offers an experience several steps above the ordinary golf course. From the attendants waiting to greet you at the bag drop, your name printed on the cart waiting for you, the practice range stacked with nice little pyramids of courtesy balls, everything at this course says they're glad to see you and help you prepare for your round. The course is in great shape and very well maintained. Today, in a light drizzle, they still had crews going around just to pick up a few plastic grocery bags that the wind had blown into the many spruce trees adorning the course. The layout is challenging, with plenty of risk-reward choices. Bunkers guard most greens and are waiting alongside the fairway at just the right range to make you think twice. You'll pay a bit more to play here, but it's a great experience and worth it if you want to buy yourself a treat.

If you are looking for a great place to play a round of 18 in the Dallas area look no further! My group had a 5pm tee time reserved but were llet on a bit earlier than that. The whole course was pretty much all to ourselves. We didn’t have anyone in front or behind us. We finally ran into a twosome when we were getting to the 13th hole and they were looking for the 18th. The course is pretty wide open so if you are an average golfer (like myself) you’ll really enjoy the course. There are a few holes that are challenging but for the most part the course is prettt forgiving. The greens, fairways and tee boxes were in great conditions. The staff was beyond friendly. I would 100% recommend you check this course out! You won’t regret it.

Played here in March, April, and May. It was in great shape in March and keeps getting better-especially the greens. I've played a lot of the higher end public courses and a couple of private courses this year and Coyote Ridge ranks at the top....course conditions and amenities.

Great course, pace of play was very slow. Had a group 5 two holes in front of us and a group of 3 ahead of us. Would like to see a yardage around 6600 yards. Goes from 6300 to 7000+ from tips.

The course itself is quite good. The back side however is littered with blind tee shots and shaded tee shots that you feel like you're hitting out of a chute. Couple odd holes as well. A Double lay up Par 5 on 10 was not my favorite. Also #3, the 260 yard par 3 over water was an unnecessary and unwelcomed. Par 3 don't need to ever be that long. Most likely needed to get the course over 7k. The fairways run quite a bit so the course other wise doesn't play nearly as long. Front side is nestled in a dense housing development while the back side was much more out in the country feel. Plenty of undulation and elevation changes as well. Solid course overall besides the two quirky holes.

We love his course but during prime time ( Friday-Sunday) when the weather is nice, it's a 5 hour round. I don't agree with the philosophy of loading the course the way they do but I'm sure they are just trying to make a living. I will not be back during peak times but do love this course. 5 hours is too long especially in 96 degree weather.

I had a great time playing at Coyote Ridge. The greens were good bout you can tell they are still recovering from the winter. The course was very busy in the morning. I will be back later in the summer.

Coyote Ridge is an upscale semi-private golf course located in Carrolton, TX. Conveniently located just off 121 east of the I-35 interchange, this course is easily accessible from anywhere in north DFW.

Memberships are sold for Coyote Ridge (hence the semi-private designation). Approximately $350/month gets you all the golf you can play. Tee times can also be found online through your favorite booking app from $25-45. Not bad prices for a course that has this many amenities. The clubhouse is very upscale featuring dark browns and blues, wood accenting, full restaurant and bar (open to the public), as well as a ballroom/banquet area. Full locker rooms are located for all as well. The pro shop contains the standard golf equipment as well as a remarkable selection of hats.

I played on a Thursday morning with a tee time of just before 11:00 AM. Range balls were included with the tee time purchase. Hitting off mats was required at the smallish range. There is also a small chipping area and a mammoth putting green with plenty of undulation.

Coyote Ridge is very challenging for the average golfer. With a slope rating of 131 from the blue tees and 145 from the tips, this course will test your game.

It’s easy to get lulled into a false sense of security for the first 2 holes. #1 is a short par 4 to a mild green. #2 is a par 5 with plenty of room off the tee. The green is elevated which provides a little challenge and a hint of many shots to come where golfers will not be able to see the ball land.

The difficulty shifts into high gear on #3. This par 3 has a narrow and deep green that can significantly change the length of the hole (it was playing 232 into the wind from the blues when I played). The tee shot requires length and accuracy making finding the green a significant challenge. From there, a 2-putt is no guarantee.

Depending on the wind, the rest of the holes on the front can vary from mild to incredibly challenging. Have fun on #7. The signature hole is a par 3 from an extremely elevated tee box. Over water. Usually into a howling wind. Not exactly a shot that you practice every day. On the other hand, the ball stays in the air an awfully long time…so that’s fun.

The back begins with a poorly designed (in my opinion) par 5. Meant to be a forced 3 shot hole, most players will hit an awkward 200 yard downhill tee shot, followed by a long iron/fairway metal over trouble (but…not TOO far), closing with short shot into a shallow, severely undulating green that is made more difficult by the extreme elevation of the putting surface. This isn’t a bad hole, it just doesn’t have the aesthetically pleasing effect that many other holes here at Coyote Ridge have. Also, as is a theme with this course, the fun factor probably increases on this hole the more you play it.

Both par threes on the back involve elevation change. #15 is another par 5 that requires accuracy. I was able to birdie the hole, but, had to stuff a wedge to 4 feet (another approach shot I didn’t see land due to a tucked pin/green design).

#17 is a fun set up. Short par 4 that plays downhill. Certainly drivable and a nice risk reward (I played 5 iron - SW - 2 putts for par). #18 is short uphill par 4 that you have to play once before really understanding the hole. Play towards the 150 stick and you’ll see what I mean.

Pace of play was a little slow to start out. Perhaps caused by the 90 degree rule for the day and #1 being cart path only. GPS is on all the carts which is a huge help for the many blind shots out there. Course was very well maintained and greens in good shape, albeit slow compared to other courses in the area.

Overall, Coyote Ridge is a well maintained golf course with plenty of upscale amenities for golfers who like that sort of thing. Still comfortable for the “shoes-in-the-parking-lot” type of players like myself. It’s the type of course that is more enjoyable and easier to score on after 3-4 rounds to learn where to miss it. Enjoy!

The course played great. The beverage cart came around 4 times while we were out there. The pace of play was amazing, we never caught group ahead of us, and we stayed ahead of the group behind. This is still one of my favorite courses here in Dallas.