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I play mostly in California. The prices have spiked since 2020, and not because of COVID. So Coyote was a great value considering. The staff were very friendly and helpful.
The course was in very nice shape. The greens were firm and fast. The fairways were tight in spots, but forgiving. If you get the chance to play before the mercury rises, I would recommend you do so.

The weather was perfect. After that, a lot of room for improvement. The course layout was ok. There were a few gravel traps (formally known as sand), the greens were very firm, the tee boxes were not level and the bridge was washed out at 16/18. The course needs a lot of maintenance and the pro shop needs a facelift. Something they are pretty good at in Palm Springs. I am glad we were able to get a last minute tee time on Saturday. Now I know why..

The course used to be hard to get on and very pricy. The service was amazing and the condition of the course was impeccable. That was then and this is now. The range had no balls and the 4 kids minding the shack next to the club house seemed to not give a care. No one greeted us when we arrived and we had to haul our bags to the cart. Service was so terrible. The course was as I remembered, however the greens were very slow and beaten up pretty bad. Some signs had fallen off their post and some posts had rusted through. The course needs attention just like the patrons do. It could be awesome once again, just needs to be managed better. Sorry.

I was in the the second group to go in the morning. It was the fastest round I have ever played. The course was in great shape and the price I paid on Golf Now was incredible. The practice facilities were great and in course condition. A lot of places treat thier practice areas like a stepchild, not here. It felt like a resort course without the resort price.

The course was in ok shape tee box to fairway , however the greens were as hard as a rock. They were not receptive at all. The bunkers looked good, but the sand was not soft and the ground just under the sand was very hard as well. Had to get a clean strike out of the sand to have a chance at the club not bouncing off the bedrock and hitting the ball thin.