Coyote Ridge Golf Club

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.

Not a bad track, but really inconsistent conditions. Some bunkers in great shape, others full of rocks and GIR. Some greens rolled nicely, others were hairy, others rock hard. Decent layout but not worth the $100 price tag. And the Texas heat is real

Greens, fairways, and tee boxes are in very good shape. Course layout is a balanced mixed of easy & hard holes. Would recommend.

My wife and i played 18. It had rained recently and the tee boxes were super soft, greens were in good shape...i avoided the traps fortunately, but i don't think they were washed out like some courses get around here after a good rain.

I played the white tees and they are a bit short vs other courses white Tees.. I think i'd play the blues next time.

Beverage cart was active. Prices were good and they took credit cards so that was nice. Course had a steady crowd but wasn't over crowded.

Had to wait a few minutes for a cart but that was about the only glitch off course.

The course was in great condition from the tee box, to the fairways, to the greens. I didn’t expect it. Some might be upset that they had a majority of the bunkers under repair but it didn’t bother us. They had ice water at several holes and the cart attendant came by several times making sure we were hydrated. The Marshal was out there speeding up play and making sure everyone was good as well. Thank you for a great day of golf. I will definitely golf this course again when I return.

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