Coyote Moon Golf Course

Overview: Coyote Moon Golf Course is a public mountain course in Truckee, set among Sierra forest and high-country terrain. Brad Bell's routing uses tree-lined corridors, natural changes in ground and strategic landing areas rather than a dense residential backdrop. The course's broad setting gives golfers room to see the hole develop while still demanding careful placement.

History: Coyote Moon opened around 2000 as a public course designed by Brad Bell. The official course material presents it as a layout built around the natural Truckee landscape, with holes threaded through trees, sand and water. Its identity comes from preserving the surrounding terrain while shaping playable landing zones and greens.

Did You Know? The course deliberately avoids homes along much of the routing, which makes the forest setting unusually continuous for a public mountain course. Its address is 10685 Northwoods Boulevard, and the medium, undulating greens are one of the layout's recurring defenses.