Coyote Ridge Golf Club

We didn't finish, because of how long it took. There were two groups waiting behind a hole while another group is teeing off on that same hole. Course looked good, but wish would have played somewhere else so we could have finished.

Course was grea, though quite challenging off the tee for the first time playing it, would definitely want to play again.

Paid $120 for a Saturday morning round and had issue after issue. Course is in terrible shape. Tee boxes are shot. Most bunkers are glued rock with no sand. Pace of play is terrible- even on a Saturday early morning. And to boot, we were given a cart with a faulty bag-strap buckle which caused my bag to fall out on the cart path, which snapped my driver in half. When I asked for reconciliation, the head pro was a total jerk who acted like this was our fault and refused to have a reasonable conversation with me. Take your money and go to The Tribute, Frisco Lakes, or literally anywhere else. Definitely never coming back.

May be it was too early in the morning, the guy at pro shop was extremely unfriendly.
Aside from hardpan bunkers, the condition of the tee boxes, fairways, rough and greens and in very good condition.
I played solo on a weekday at 0700 so pace was fast

This was my first visit to Coyote Ridge and had high expectations. For the green fee, I expected good things and overall would say it was worth it. Pace of play was excellent (we went out early though). Greens were in great shape. . . fairways were mostly good. Course is fair and pro shop staff was friendly. We enjoyed and plan to visit again when in North Dallas area.

Played a lot of courses, but coyote is my new favorite . Course conditions 9.5/10 (sand traps are ground under repair). Practice facility was 8/10 (only deduction was many of the mats are missing tees), pace of play 9/10, staff 10/10. Front 9 is pretty open but challenging. Back 9 is a play smart and layup strategy. Just really enjoyed everything about the course. Highly recommend if you haven’t been.

Mostly wide fairways and great course layout. Not too short or narrow but also challenging enough to test your game a bit. Many bunkers were under repair when we played but all in all it’s was great!

One of the better courses in DFW. Greens are just the right speed. The two times I’ve played we’ve never been backed up on the course and both times were the weekend. The Local Golf Pro even jumped in and played with us. Overall great experience.

Great course
Greens where slow putting
Fairways great

Nice overall conditions. They are finally starting to get the bunkers rebuilt. Maybe 50% have been rebuilt so far. The new sand is high quality, granular, not-powdery. Makes hitting properly with good spin control possible.
Greens and fairways were mostly in good shape. I’ll be happy to return again soon.

Was reading reviews from others on GolfNow and we must have played two different courses because I had an amazing experience. Just moved here from Scottsdale so i don’t have any expectations when trying new courses. Dallas just had an extreme month or so of rain and bad weather and the course is in as good of shape as you could expect. Par 4’s are drivable on some holes. It’s by no means the nicest course I’ve ever played but for the metroplex it’s definitely on the nicer end than most other courses. Not the hardest but definitely not the easiest course either. 6.7/10 also some holes with elevation which is nice, most of the courses here are flat. My green fee was 75 I’m not sure why other people were saying it’s 125. Probably played the weekend. Overall good course will come back for sure.

Best conditioned semi-private course in the DFW metroplex WITHOUT a marshal. Come on management, you’ve got a gem of a course in solid condition but you’re wasting the opportunity by not paying for marshal services. Oh wait, marshal services can be obtained in exchange for playing privileges when not working. So effectively they can be placed on the course for zero dollars! I don’t understand why you allow slow play, fivesomes, ball searches that go on forever, tee box parking lots, etc. Makes me sad, but we won’t be back until I see a cart with a marshal sign patrolling the course moving everyone along.