Est. 1999 · George B. Williams
Why we love this place
We love Coyote Ridge for its two personalities. An open, watery links-style front nine gives way to a back nine tucked into an old Trinity River gravel quarry, so the round keeps changing, all just minutes from the heart of North Dallas.
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About Coyote Ridge Golf Club
Coyote Ridge Golf Club in Carrollton, just north of Dallas, opened for play in 1999 to a design by George Williams. Its two nines feel like different courses. The front nine is an open, links-style routing with water in play on six holes, while the back nine drops into the confines of a former Trinity River gravel quarry, giving it a tighter, more dramatic character. In 2005 the Sam Moon Group bought the course and renovated it, rebuilding bunkers, planting more than a thousand trees and adding new tee boxes that lengthened the layout. In 2020 the owners selected Troon to manage the club, which operates as a semi-private facility with public tee times, and the clubhouse has since been remodeled to host events of up to 300 guests.
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