Coyote Creek @ Hellyer Park

Lots of elevation with multiple pins positions and two different tees for every hole (long & short). Not to big on distance but it makes up on variety and a consistent wind throughout the day. Mostly open but a few have some tight lines to have to hit in order to have chance at bird. Overall a good course to learn on and a fun place to practice your short range shots/approaches.

Course is really awesome but really hard. A couple holes were 500+ feet.

Fun course, lots of shot variety. Land is used very well. Pretty vicious potion oak in areas, keep your eyes out.

cross over throws

Very open Course. When its windy it can be rough but on a usual day this course is just a blast. has some top of the hill shots and some technically placement shots.

Fun course. Not as good as the De la raza right next door, but a fun alternative.

Well-rounded 9 hole course offering short/long tees with various basket locations. Cool mix of open/trees, short/long, elevation shots. Free parking along the street and Hole 8 often acts as first hole. Can get windy some days. Overall, good course for advanced and beginners.

Overall good course. Windy at times, mini micro climates of wind! Home course, can be easy, yet complicated when the wind comes in off the hill.

Some neat downhill shots. First negative, though: You have to walk all the way across the course from the street parking to find Hole 1. Holes 6, 7, and 8 are by the street. I believe the original idea was to make the park accessible from the main Hellyer Park via a walking path from Hellyer, but I believe that is a 36-minute walk. I felt the signs weren't much help in locating the hidden baskets but the distance info was very helpful. Another major plus: 2 tee pads for every hole. Some poison oak here, though ... My brother liked this course better than Parque de la Raza ...