Coyote Ridge is a semi-private golf club in Carrollton that takes public tee times. It's a par 72 of 7,003 yards from the back tees with a 141 slope, one of the tougher tests among the public-access courses near Farmers Branch. The front nine is open and links-style with water on six holes, and the back nine was built in a former Trinity River gravel quarry.
Coyote Ridge at a glance
- Address: 1640 W Hebron Pkwy, Carrollton, TX 75010
- Phone: (972) 395-0786
- Holes: 18, par 72, 7,003 yards from the back tees (rating 75.2, slope 141), per GolfNow
- Practice: driving range and putting green
- Tee times: through coyoteridgegolfclub.com or GolfNow
What is Coyote Ridge like to play?
According to Golf Course Industry, the front nine is an open, links-style layout with water on six holes, while the back nine runs through an old gravel quarry along the Trinity River. That gives the two nines very different looks. GolfPass says it suits a range of skill levels, with a harder back nine. With a 141 slope from the tips, better players will get a real test from the back tees, and everyone else should move up.
What is the history of Coyote Ridge?
George Williams designed the course, which opened in 1999. The Sam Moon Group bought and renovated it in 2005, and Troon took over management in 2020. The clubhouse hosts events for up to 300 people.
FAQ
Is Coyote Ridge public?
It's semi-private, but public golfers can book tee times.
How hard is Coyote Ridge?
From the back tees it carries a 141 slope, which is high. Pick the right tees and it's playable for most golfers.
Is Coyote Ridge near Farmers Branch?
Yes, it's in Carrollton, just north. So is Indian Creek; see our Indian Creek guide.
More courses: best public golf courses in Dallas-Fort Worth. Before your round, stop by our Farmers Branch showroom or get your clubs regripped.
By Benjamin Stromberg, Co-Founder, GolfRoots. Sources: GolfNow, Golf Course Industry, Troon, GolfPass. Checked October 2026.
