Coyote Ridge Golf Club

Very disappointed that the price on GolfNow and what the course charged was not reflective of the course. A weekday afternoon time at a premium price (for Dallas) suggests a course in good shape..not so much. The greens were punched, the tee boxes were sandy and punched. Lots of bald areas around cart paths and greens. NO where near worth the cost. Changes are being made by new owners, most in the positive direction. But I would give this place a year before trying again. Sadly disappointed!

Ever since Sam Moon sold this course the conditions have deteriorated quite noticeably. The one thing that has not changed is if you play on a weekend count on a 5-hour round of golf. It is pathetic that they have the very first hole cart path only even when it's bone dry. Along with the other holes that are cart path only with absolutely no need to be cart path only.

They jumped the price from around $60-$80 to $108. It’s definitely not a $108 fee course. It’s probably worth $80 when it’s in good shape, however they’re redoing all the bunkers right now. They definitely shouldn’t be charging a full rate while all of that is going on. The new owners are a little too proud of the course IMO, which is sad bc I liked playing there.

Played the course for the first time, the front 9 was ok but the back 9 in some places was in terrible condition, quite a few bunkers with no sand, and no carts in some fairways. In my opinion the cost of the round should be discounted while the course is the way it is. Needless to say, not very busy.

I wouldn’t play this course again.

First time playing and though I am new to the area this was the best overall golf experience I've had in DFW. Range and practice facilities were in great shape, The course overall was challenging but very enjoyable. No gimmick holes. I continue to try different public courses in DFW but for now this is the first course I'd recommend to anyone looking for a great golf experience in Dallas.

It could be because this course is so popular and well maintained but the pace of play is a tad slower than other courses.
Very fun course. Can’t wait to go again

Course is in bad shape. Tee boxes, fairways, bunkers, greens all in bad shape. Many bunkers have no sand - just gravel. Fairways are in poor shape. Not worth your money

First, I should’ve heeded the reviews. Traps are being reconstructed with gravel beds with some kind of hard epoxy. Ought to be interesting when top sand erodes away and gets thin.

Second, post carts only before we buy! Would’ve been nice to know before spending $60

Lastly, odd back 9 next to the landfill. Layout is just odd

According to many reviews the course was expensive for the cost. I would like to add to take in consideration of the quality of the facilities and terrain management. The club house superior many club houses and felt premium. Full locker rooms, showers, full service restaurant and bar. I paid $53 with tax for a cart for 18. Out of the courses I’ve played on this golf trip, +5 courses, this was the best. Front 9 was very forgiving and had some technical hazards. The back 9 was significantly harder with many of the par 3 holes absolutely requiring a 1 on shot to the green. The course did have construction on many bunkers and sections of grass on the back 9. This had little to no effect on play as long as you were playing smart shots on fairways and hitting properly. No construction workers interfered with play. Views were great for flat Texas, greens clean for January. I am excited to come play the course again.

50 % of sand traps were unplayable due to some sort of renovation. Didn’t get to experience true play if the course!

50% of the sand bunkers were being remodeled/renovated so couldn’t experience true sand shots.

50% of the bunkers were being remodeled so couldn’t experience true lies out of the sand.

Half of the bunkers were empty with glue like smell. The price has gone up since the new owner but half of the bunkers were not playable.

Just started playing again post Covid. Course changes are nice and they still need to work on bunker conditions. The real issue is slow play. They don’t patrol the course with any marshals/rangers. So once on course it’s like the Wild West - if you get a slow group they won’t do anything about it. A little frustrating for the money they want for a round. Not asking for Indy 500 pace but a 5+ hr round is not reasonable for this course. Folks from both my group and the group in front of mine left mid round due to VERY slow pace of play. Will likely try it again and see if it’s an anomaly….but they need to show improvement.

No reason a Friday 1 pm tee time should take 5 hours. 2 groups ahead of us was behind by 3 holes to the next closest group. No course Marshall to be found. Very frustrating. I only play week days and rarely do they play longer than 4 hours even on fridays

Greens were heavily sanded. Made putting impossible yet they did not discount the round . Price to value terrible when these conditions exist . Would not recommend playing here when greens sanded