Coyote Run at Leisure World Golf

Coyote Run is a public golf course located within the Leisure World community in Mesa, Arizona. Designed by Greg Nash, the course serves the East Valley region of the Phoenix metropolitan area and caters primarily to the active adult population that characterizes Leisure World, a retirement-oriented residential development. The layout reflects the accessible, player-friendly design philosophy common to many Arizona municipal and semi-private courses built to accommodate a range of skill levels.

The course occupies relatively flat desert terrain typical of the Mesa area, with the routing shaped by the surrounding residential neighborhoods. Players encounter the characteristic features of Arizona golf: wide fairways, strategic bunkering, and desert landscaping that frames the playing corridors. Water hazards appear on several holes, adding variety to the strategic demands. The design emphasizes playability over severe challenge, making it well-suited to the regular play and social golf that defines daily-fee courses in retirement communities.

Coyote Run operates as part of the broader Leisure World amenity package, where golf functions as a central recreational and social activity. The course sees steady local play from residents and visitors to the Mesa area seeking an affordable round in a straightforward desert setting. Its role is less about tournament prestige or architectural acclaim than about providing consistent, enjoyable golf for a community-focused membership and casual public players.