Coyote Hills Golf Course

Driving range closed. Chipping area non-existant. One of the managers allowed to chip and putt in an area that was closed to public! Tee boxes, fairways and greens in sad state.

I’m around a +23, and I probably won’t be back for a while unless I can get three other friends who want to play from the whites.
I lost too many balls from the blues. I was kind of wondering why the course was so short from the whites, but now I understand.
If you can’t consistently carry 175-200 off the tee AND hit it straight, this place might not be for you.

In saying that, it’s a gorgeous course. Rained maybe two or three days ago, and several of the holes were cart path only… both par fives were pretty swampy, so that’s a drag.

Like the layout and really like the good cards with GPS
White tees are very short so we moved to the blues in the back nine.

Played in the pouring rain for the first hour but the greens drained really well. Some bad puddles and mud around but for the most part well maintained.

Tee boxes are rough in some places but pretty good.

There are some slip hazards when it’s that muddy, completely fell, feet out from under me, while trying to get down a green side embankment.

Still a solid course and difficult for a par 70. Lots of OB and some really tight approach shots.

For course layout there are a lot places that make you lay up off the tee unless you carry 285.

Pace was great but also not many people out on a rainy day.

I was so pleased that I got in 18 holes in less than 4 hours in the holiday season. This was a Christmas gift to. Myself! Really enjoyed the guys I played with.

Less people now because of poor maintenance or players are going elsewhere. They need maintenance and better pro shop employees.

Course layout very nice but pace to slow waited on every shot frustrating

Pace is awful. Management got worse. Lazy staff in pro shop.