Diamond Springs Golf Course

Came out here with my husband for a weekend away. 5 stars for the team and their customer service. They went above and beyond to help me replace a ball marker that we purchased and lost by the time we had gotten home. The course itself was lovely but super crowded. Not sure if it was just the day we went, but prepare for it to be a slower day. Food and drink selection was already great.

As you approach Diamond Springs Golf Course, you'll be thinking,,,"Did I take a wrong turn?" . Yes, it's remote, but that's part of what makes it great. The pro shop has a great layout, and each round comes with a complementary bucket of balls. Drinks and beer can be purchased at the pro shop. My round was in April before the grass was growing in earnest, but the course played well even after some good rains in the prior week. Greens were true, and on the slower side. Tee boxes are just an extension of the fairway. Is it a high-end country club, no, but that's not what they want to be. At Diamond Springs, you'll get good golf at a fair price. And that's 5 stars in my book.

This is my favorite course by far in the area! The layout is phenomenal - most fairways are wide and accessible - the challenges are the 2nd shots into the greens. Each hole feels unique due to the course meandering in the woods and around the ravines. There are a lot of risk/reward holes, especially no. 15 - a short par 4 that you'll need to carry an entire ravine if you want to reach the green in one. They recently built an elevated bar/rec area behind the 2nd green as well which has great seating that looks out onto the course. I highly recommend Diamond Springs to anyone that asks - especially in the fall when the leaves are turning!