Have not played Old Greenwood yet, have heard mixed reviews. Coyote Moon is unique and worth playing for a few reasons. Brad Bell doesn't seem to have a certain style, which can be a good thing, that is mainly due to his reliance on the contractor. It is in a great setting with an all natural trout creek running through a few holes. Though i have only played it once since it opened, I really like it and most of my friends love it. I was the construction superintendent for the final 4 months of the project in charge of getting the final grades on all the greens milder and sodding them as the winter had kept the original crew from finishing any of them. The crew the year before had some unbelievable and unputtable slopes built in the gravel blankets likely from carelessness. Or maybe they were ahead of their time and planned to play them fast and firm at a stimp of 7. We had the task of softening everything as much as possible while staying within 10-14 inches of sand. If it does not probe out that way, don't call me. We did the best we could given the footprint. Bob Flint, son of Homer Flint did most of the finish work on the greens. Speaking of footprint, I am 95% sure Bell inherited the routing from a different architect from years before.
When it first opened it had the best deal around, 100 bucks or so for the green fee. This price included all you could eat or drink from the cart girl, including beer. I don't drink when I golf, but I thought that was a beautiful marketing plan. Likely she got some huge tips. I am excited to play it next time I am up there.
Genoa Lakes is also a great course not very far away either. Harbottle/Jacobsen. Just play before the afternoon, some unbelievable winds whip up around then. Lou Eiguren is the DOG or Head Pro, great guy who used to be Head Pro at Olympic, and Edgewood.