Coyote Creek DGC reviews
2
0
2+ years
Reviewed:
Played on:Oct 29, 2019
Played the course:once
Pros:
Major elevation change/ great tee signs and good tee pads even though a little narrow. Multiple pin locations. Spinners were accurate marking which pin placement it was in. Long and short tee pads for good mix
Cons:
No parking by hole 1. When using gps it takes you up by hole 5 and 8 I'm pretty sure this is where everyone starts but you have to park alongside of the road. Not sure why 8 isn't hole 1. The wind here is a nightmare as it plays right next to the highway. Makes it even worse the entire course is on a hill throwing up and downhill almost every shot. Which the holes feel the same way downhill behind some trees and bushes. The rough here is nasty and there's Poison Oak everywhere!!! Many baskets can't be seen from long tee box not sure about the short
Other Thoughts:
Overall this course was to repetitive for me and the amount of poison oak here was insane.
2
6
Jeffro Skull
Experience:
15 years
115 played
12 reviews
Needs some TLC 2+ years
Reviewed:
Played on:Jun 28, 2010
Played the course:once
Pros:
-a good use of space
-easy access
-plenty of elevation, obsticals
-and some nice extras like bag holders.
-easy access
-plenty of elevation, obsticals
-and some nice extras like bag holders.
Cons:
-horrible tee signs, not sure how/why they were designed but need to be replace. did not notate which basket location was in play, some were trash by local scum (yes we all have them).
-some of the cement tee pads need to be leveled/resurface; time and weather has caused cracks and buckling making them a tripping hazard.
-some of the cement tee pads need to be leveled/resurface; time and weather has caused cracks and buckling making them a tripping hazard.
Other Thoughts:
The second tee pads makes for a nice change of pace.
Parque de la Raza is just a few minutes away allowing travellers, like me, to get some differenet courses in while away from my
home courses.
This course could be a +4 with a little love, but is still fun to play.
Parque de la Raza is just a few minutes away allowing travellers, like me, to get some differenet courses in while away from my
home courses.
This course could be a +4 with a little love, but is still fun to play.
4
5
unitypunk
Experience:
18.3 years
6 played
4 reviews
Hell no! 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Nov 27, 2009
Played the course:once
Pros:
Bag holders, and benches at every pin.(or almost)
very creative course.
decent people.
open, yet complicated.
pin placement is marked on signs, with a bolt, or stick in the hole, thats very nice.
very creative course.
decent people.
open, yet complicated.
pin placement is marked on signs, with a bolt, or stick in the hole, thats very nice.
Cons:
not enough parking.
playing front and back tee boxes do not make this a fullsize course.( it left me wanting more.)
101 is loud and annoying. teebox 1 is all the way on the other side of the park, so you gotta play 8 and 9 to get there (Stupid IMHO)
playing front and back tee boxes do not make this a fullsize course.( it left me wanting more.)
101 is loud and annoying. teebox 1 is all the way on the other side of the park, so you gotta play 8 and 9 to get there (Stupid IMHO)
Other Thoughts:
i was in SJ for thanksgiving, thought i'd get some golf in, played La Raza first, then came here. ended up going back to La Raza to finish my day.
