Coyote Ridge Golf Club

My first time playing this course. Every thing was awesome. Peaceful and beautiful. I would play here again.

The staff was very nice but other than that, the course was mediocre for a $100 + green fee. First, on the driving range you were only allowed to hit irons so no driver or woods. The front nine was in pretty good shape but can’t stay the same for the back nine. Holes 10 and 11 were closed due to flooding from “letting water from Lake Lewisville”. The guys I was playing with received a discount for the round but I was offered nothing. Drove 20 min from Dallas for this garbage. There are better $100+ courses in DFW.

2 holes closed, directions not clear and apparently using the bathroom more than twice is frown upon

It’s my favorite course to play but it’s too expensive for 18 holes

The bar tender was great food was good, after playing 6 holes at 7:30 am and had a mad dash to clubhouse due to a severe storm that moved in we were entertained with the staff and clean club house and great hospitality, only to find out the course closed and never offered a rain check for our efforts.

We don’t live here and were in town for the CMA that was held there and thought playing a round before the red carpet would be a great opportunity to blow off some steam with some fellow artists would be a good way to spend the morning and poke at one another with good humor and playing with someone else’s clubs would make for some good conversation at the after party.

My first time to play this course and I was very happy to do so. The clubhouse and practice area were great. The course is interesting. Front 9 what I’d call a parkland style. Back nine is fairly challenging: more of target golf. Got paired with two other guys that had good games. Just a great golf day. Also the polana problem mentioned in other posts seems to be subsiding.

For the price that was through a hot deal, this course is in very poor shape. Most greens are like putting in a cabbage field, lots of poa on most greens.

The course layout make this course very enjoyable to play. For a course in North Texas, it offers great terrain variations. I consider it a target course, as most of the holes are not long. At this time of the year, the fairways are green and soft. The course has a note about the greens, specially in the front 9 were not great - but it should be temporary. So this time the greens are slow. The course is well equipped with restrooms, water and good beverage cart. Unfortunately they don’t allow walking with push carts, but considering the terrain, I understand..

Definitely I enjoyed and will play again.

Course was in good shape except for the greens, which are in really bad shape. The mats on the driving range are very cheap and the practice area is tiny. I’d recommend for a friend but would want to be a member.

Played Sunday after a big rain the day before. Most of the greens on the front nine were almost unputtable. Seems like they were punched recently but many greens had some pockets of foreign grass taking over. Extremely bumpy and made many putts just “hit and hope”. Overall the maintenance seemed to be going down . Given the $100 price I would play other courses.

The new owners have really improved the maintenance and quality of the grass. However this course has a horrible layout, and is a massive overcharge on the quality of course.

It’s not really a fun or memorable golf course. They need to redesign about 1/3 of the holes.

I always enjoy coyote ridge especially since their new club house and the course layout is really fun. However I was extremely disappointed last Sunday. When paying $120 for a Sunday round I would expect the water jugs around the course to be full, no every single one of them were empty! The greens look horrible, completely covered of overgrown little weeds making the putting surface extremely bumpy. Please Fix your greens and fill up the water dispensers, you have a special golf course and for a premium price we expect a premium experience.