Los Coyotes Country Club (Lake/Valley)

Overview: Los Coyotes Country Club’s Lake/Valley label identifies one of the 18-hole combinations at the private Buena Park club. The official golf page describes a 27-hole facility with original work by William Bell Jr. and later partial redesign by Ted Robinson. Rolling hills, lakes and mature parkland shape the broader property, but combination-specific par and yardage are not entered without a matching current scorecard.

History: The course’s history is best understood as a 27-hole facility that has evolved through multiple design phases rather than as one standalone 18-hole build. William Bell Jr. established the original design vocabulary, and Ted Robinson later contributed to parts of the property. The official club source supports those credits but does not give a dependable opening year for the Lake/Valley route.

Did You Know? Lake/Valley is one of several possible 18-hole pairings at Los Coyotes. That is why a general 27-hole description can be accurate for the club while still being too broad for exact par and yardage fields on one named combination.