Coyote Ridge Golf Club

Course itself was great. The staff in the proshop was very kind and courteous. Green was good even in the rain. But, even after the warning at booking, the wobbly bridges and cart path construction were worse than I expected. Especially, on the cart- path only wet day I played; cart path construction was kind of bummer. Deeply discounted fee would be necessary. I will play again on dryer day and hope the cat path repair is done by then.

I was looking for one last round of golf before flying back home that day and I found Coyote Ridge on Golfnow. From the moment I checked in until I changed and grabbed a ride to the airport, the staff couldn't be more hospitable. They stored my luggage while I played the course.
I enjoyed the layout of this course which provided rewards and challenges. While I don't mind cart-path only holes, there were some areas of wetness that are being addressed. Greens were rolling decently. My only suggestion would be to place cart signs on where to take the cart off the course. The gps on the cart would lock me out and force me to reverse way back
Lastly, because I was flying out, I needed to change. I REALLY appreciate the staff allowing me to use the ladies locker room to shower and change. Definitely check out this course!

Course is an better than average course and it seems that because they offer memberships that they want to charge for a private style course. They are redoing the cart paths but lock your cart often if drive where they don’t want you to. We had a cart beverage girl only once because she wanted to home. The course attendants would turn the sprinklers on during the round, they were dumping sand in the bunker around the green while the wind blew it in my face. The mowers followed us after they let us play through. Let them go private and spend you money elsewhere!

The course is OK, but pretty pricey considering how much construction the course is undergoing. There was no cart service at all, and the club seemed to under renovations as well. Staff was nice and friendly and the golf cart was nice and clean. I liked that it had GPs on board too! Some holes were difficult to play (quite confusing). We also had an actual coyote come close to us on several occasions… no kidding!!

The owners of this course should be ashamed charging $100 to play this dogtrack with punched greens, poor playing conditions. This course was not in even decent shape and is worse than most muni courses you will play.

The only thing that has changed in the last eight or nine months at Coyote Ridge is the prices keep going up up. It's a nice course but it's definitely reached the Pinnacle of it may be getting more than it's worth. The only good thing about the price is it's keeping mediocre recreational golfers away which has definitely made the pace of play much more bearable. They still have bunkers that they started to rebuild a year ago that are not done I don't think they should be charging the prices they're charging until they at least get the course completed

It is amazing how comfortable some courses are charging the prices that they do. Let's start with paying $100 and the guy in the pro shop lets me know Holes 10/11 will be closed, I can play 1/2 again at the end to make a full 18. No big deal. What was not communicated was half the bunkers on the course are just solid rock, no sand. Hole 5 was also under construction, with people filling rock bunkers with sand (mid-day). This also led to many tractors and oversized work vehicles constantly zipping around the course. Not to mention all of the trash throughout the course. If you are going to charge $100 for a round of golf, service your course in the morning or evenings - not during the day when you have people trying to play. Clean up the trash everywhere. Fill your bunkers with sand (an ongoing issue since last year). Do better. Be the great course you are trying to aspire to be. Or don't. But do not charge $100 for a round if you are not. An absolute rip-off - do not waste your money or time on this place.

It is amazing how comfortable some courses are charging the prices that they do. Let's start with paying $100 and the guy in the pro shop lets me know Holes 10/11 will be closed, I can play 1/2 again at the end to make a full 18. No big deal. What was not communicated was half the bunkers on the course are just solid rock, no sand. Hole 5 was also under construction, with people filling rock bunkers with sand (mid-day). This also led to many tractors and oversized work vehicles constantly zipping around the course. Not to mention all of the trash throughout the course. If you are going to charge $100 for a round of golf, service your course in the morning or evenings - not during the day when you have people trying to play. Clean up the trash everywhere. Fill your bunkers with sand (an ongoing issue since last year). Do better. Be the great course you are trying to aspire to be. Or don't. But do not charge $100 for a round if you are not. An absolute rip-off.

Played this course a lot of times and is usually in good shape. A little disappointed that many of the bunkers were not even playable. Rough needed to be cut and the fairways were just ok shape.

I didn’t know what to expect. The price was just right for the ratings, so I reserved a tee time for my wife and I. The day of my wife got sick and I ended up playing with a twosome. The staff was great and provided me with a rain check. As soon as we started to play I noticed how well maintained the tee boxes and fairways were. As for the greens, they just aerated and laid sand. At first I was concerned, but the greens were in excellent shape and extremely fast. It was a challenge throughout the game and the change in elevation and scenery was beautiful! We are definitely playing this course again. Best one of the season. Just a fun round of golf.

My entire group thought very highly of the course, clubhouse, staff, etc. Had a nice round in-spite of the extreme heat!

Coyote Ridge is a very nice course and the conditions are great considering the extremely hot weather we've been having. However, they keep raising prices and the "value for $$ paid" has exceeded what the course is actually worth especially on a week day. I checked yes I would recommend, but only if you can easily afford it. Pace of ply is always very slow on weekends

The greens are in great shape, but there are a ton of bunkers under repair. For those conditions I'm surprised at the rate. Also, they used to include range balls in the fee, now you have to pay more for range balls. Either reduce the green fees or include range balls! If the course was 25 pct less, it'd be 4 or 5 stars, but at these rates, it's 3 stars.

Golf courses in the Dallas area are played on average three times a week, and the lower the green fee, the less manners the players have. If you think about the reason, it's the players' income level. Life is hard, so they don't have manners, and they just play as they please. Golf is a gentleman's game, but most players who come to golf courses with low green fees have no manners, don't follow the rules, and don't ride carts around the green. When I look at it, I don't understand at all.