2026 Golf Getaways: Coyote Springs Golf Club

A desert golf escape near Las Vegas

Coyote Springs is a 50-minute drive north of the Las Vegas Strip and a world away from the hustle and bustle of the city.

Late fall and early winter are when Coyote Springs really shines. Temperatures moderate, with highs in the low 80s in October and the 50s and 60s through the end of the year. For players looking for a change of pace from the courses around the strip, they can find few better options than Coyote Springs.

The Jack Nicklaus-signature 18-hole golf course is challenging and a great vacation or long-weekend option. The course is the cornerstone to a residential and lifestyle community that is growing in the beautiful landscape.

THE GOLF

The course is designed to give a fair experience to all levels of golfers. Five tee box options stretch the course from 5,300 yards to more than 7,400.

Like many of Jack’s greatest courses, the 18-hole tract rolls out like a story with different chapters. The opening holes offer generous landing zones and make it possible to start off with some red numbers on the scorecard. By hole No. 5 – dubbed “The Nickel” – a divided fairway on the long par 5 rewards players who make a smart plan in advance and stick to it.

Bunkers throughout the course are placed near landing zones but still give plenty of elbow room. A few choice ponds are strategically placed to bring real zip into some of the par 3s, as well as all of the final five holes.

Course conditions are routinely excellent, and the course does not aerate or over-seed in the fall, giving fall visitors the perfect conditions they expect.

The club offers its popular annual membership Coyote Club program – $159 in 2026. It gives members a year’s benefits including one complimentary round, five guest passes at “Coyote Club rates, discounts off the dynamically priced resident rate, and other benefits.

A PLACE TO CALL HOME – AND MEAN IT

Coyote Springs will be a community where life is in full motion, with a character of soul-stirring beauty, pioneering independence, interaction with the outdoors, and sharing the rhythms and richness of nature.

Visit CoyoteSprings.Com for more information.