Vista at Los Coyotes Country Club

Los Coyotes Country Club's Vista course is a collaboration between Ted Robinson Sr. and William Francis Bell, situated in Buena Park in northern Orange County. The course occupies relatively flat terrain characteristic of the coastal plain, with mature tree-lined fairways and water features that Robinson incorporated into several holes. The layout reflects the design sensibilities of Southern California golf in the mid-to-late twentieth century, when residential country clubs emphasized playability for members while incorporating strategic elements for competitive play.

The Vista course serves as one of two eighteen-hole layouts at Los Coyotes, a private club that has maintained a presence in the Buena Park community for decades. The design makes use of the property's limited elevation change through bunkering, water hazards, and tree placement to define holes and create variety. Robinson, known for his work on numerous California courses, typically favored aesthetic water features and well-manicured landscapes, elements that appear throughout the Vista routing.

The club operates as a traditional private country club with facilities for dining and social events alongside its golf offerings. Los Coyotes has hosted regional amateur competitions and serves as a home course for members from the surrounding Orange County area. The Vista course provides a straightforward test of golf without severe terrain challenges, relying instead on accuracy and course management through its tree-lined corridors and water-guarded greens.