Boulder Creek Golf Club (Coyote Run/Eldorado Valley)

Overview: The Coyote Run/Eldorado Valley routing at Boulder Creek Golf Club combines two of the facility's three nine-hole loops in Boulder City. The 18-hole combination plays to par 72 and 7,524 yards from the black tees on the published scorecard. Coyote Run brings wide fairways and arroyos, while Eldorado Valley adds longer lines, natural sand, wildflowers and desert views. Together they create a full-length public round beside the Hoover Dam region.

History: Boulder Creek was developed as a 27-hole municipal golf facility with three distinct nines: Desert Hawk, Coyote Run and Eldorado Valley. The course is associated with architect Mark Rathert and opened in the early 2000s. The modular design means this exact directory profile is a Coyote Run/Eldorado Valley combination, not the entire 27-hole property and not a fixed single 18-hole routing.

Did You Know? Coyote Run's fairways are described as wide and forgiving, but one par five reaches 635 yards from the black tees. Eldorado Valley then adds a different visual language of clear fairways, natural sand, colorful wildflowers and cool creeks, so the two nines do not simply repeat the same desert texture.