Leisure World - Coyote Run Golf Course

Hole-by-hole yardages in Mesa, Arizona — front, center and back to every green.

Par 663,848 yd18 holes548 South Leisure World Boulevard, Mesa

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Every hole, front to back

Measured from the tee to the front, center and back of each green. Green depth is the gap between the front and back numbers — on a deep green a back pin can be two clubs more than a front pin.

Hole	Par	To front	To center	To back	Green depth
1	4	257	268	279	22
2	3	142	154	166	24
3	3	156	167	180	24
4	5	441	452	464	23
5	3	135	148	160	25
6	3	120	130	140	20
7	4	339	353	366	27
8	3	132	143	156	24
9	4	244	254	263	19
10	3	120	129	142	22
11	4	151	162	174	23
12	3	120	131	142	22
13	4	245	255	266	21
14	5	254	264	274	20
15	4	160	171	183	23
16	3	172	185	199	27
17	4	312	323	332	20
18	4	147	159	173	26
Out	32		2,069
In	34		1,779
Total	66		3,848

What the numbers say about Leisure World - Coyote Run Golf Course

27 yd is the deepest green, on hole 7. The shallowest is hole 9 at 19 yd — that is the difference between a front pin and a back pin.
The longest hole is 4 at 452 yd; the shortest is 10 at 129 yd.
8 par 3s and 2 par 5s. Out 32 / in 34.
34 bunkers are mapped around the greens and landing areas.
The hardest stretch on paper is 2 through 4, 773 yards of golf back to back.
Greens average 23 yd front to back, shallower than most — pin position is worth a club here.

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Yardages are measured from the mapped shape of each green, not copied from a printed card, so they can differ from a scorecard by a few yards — a card gives one number per tee, these are measured to the green itself. Hole shapes and par come from OpenStreetMap contributors under the Open Database License, and run through automatic checks. If a number looks wrong, tell us and we will fix it.