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Coyote Creek offers greens that roll true and have great undulation. The greens are the defense of the golf course. Course is relatively short and many of the par three's play a similar yardage so there isn't a ton of variety to those five holes.
Fairways and Tee Boxes were grown a bit long, but overall a good experience.

Golf course throughout was in decent shape. Most of the greens and fairways were good, but a couple of spots on greens and fairways made play much more difficult.
The layout was good with trees lining the fairways and a variety with the Par 3's.
If you are expecting this to play like a country club, you will be mistaken. But, it is still good for the money if you can find a discounted rate.

Played on a Friday afternoon in under four hours. The pace of play was great. Greens rolled very well with good fairways and tee boxes. Did not like that most of the par 3's called for the same club.
Biggest issue we had was the price. $60 seemed a little steep for the quality of course. I have played much better courses in the Midwest with a cart for less.

I played this course as they were starting to shut down the clubhouse and limit the golf shop for the Corona Virus. Played in the morning and our threesome got done in 3:30. Course was in great shape for mid-March. Not a lot of variety, especially for better players. Basically a driver and a wedge into every par 4 and most par 3's required a short iron.
Beware of their online "deals". Advertised $36 for a green fee, but did not include a cart which was required at the golf course.

Perry Park CC is set in a beautiful setting in Larkspur. Lots of holes through the rocks and tree lines. The Par 3's are great with a variety of distances and views. Par 5's are a bit dull (2 &11) are basically the same hole. Overall, this is a fun golf course with a welcoming staff.
The biggest negative from the day was hole 18. Difficult for mid to high handicappers and just not a great finishing hole with the tee shot over water with an iron with no option to cut the corner.
We played using a pass through Mile High Media's golf pass book and the price could not have been better.

Was in Cancun on vacation at the resorts and wanted to play golf without killing the credit card. Got a discounted rate on teeoff and was worth the trip.
Course was wet from the morning rain, but still very playable. Greens were a little slow, but the fairways were in great shape. Bunkers were packed in and hard and some of the tee boxes were very patchy with some spots not having a good place to put your tee in the ground.
Overall, the course was wide open off the tee and very playable for a number of abilities.

Brought four foursomes out to Legacy Ridge last week for a Twilight Rate. Course was in good condition even with the amount of rain we got during the week. Greens rolled well and the fairways and tee boxes were well kept. Fescue is very tall and THICK.
Largest complaint was they stuffed multiple groups in between our four foursomes on the back nine because of an event taking place at the clubhouse without notifying us or sending a marshal out to allow our groups to get back into our place. Club staff was very rude while explaining why they sent people out in front of us on the back and in between all of our groups. We played the first nine in 2:10 and the back nine in 3 hours.