Diamond Bar Golf Course

Great course! Well-maintained fairways and fast greens. Will definitely come back.

Great course layout. Pace of play was slow bc of of three inconsiderate players with no golf etiquette ahead of me and another single player. The staff in the pro-shop can be more professional.

It was a wet and windy day, but aside from that, Many of the greens are pock marked everywhere. It seems that the people who play here do not fix their ball marks on the greens. I don't know how you would police this issue but it is pretty bad.

Fairways are very nice.

Green marks are not fixed by patrons unfortunately.

But overall a nice golf course.

Third hole is scary with all that water between you and the flag.

Should be mandatory for any golfer to fix and repair their ball marks. Almost every green was absolutely covered in old ball marks, every putt was bouncing around because of this. Otherwise, great course, mostly in great shape, the greens were disappointing though..

Greens where a war zone. Nobody fixes there divers.

The course is near by from me. Things to improve, lower the range ball pricing, $10 for 35 balls and $15 for 70 balls is crazy high in my opinion. Also the greens need much attention. They are full of old divots. I do like the layout after it reopened. Only play the front nine yesterday.

Greens were punched a week ago

Nice golf course,, 2nd time playing after the redesign

Was surprised there was a tee time but I understand now

lol

Green was punched so super slow. Noise from freeway is annoying but overall, fun and long course

Played the round in a little over 4 hours. That was great

You cant let a group fall 2 to 3 holes behind and not make them pick up and catch up or tell them to let groups play thru. There is nothing worse than having to wait on ever file because the group in front of you is playing skins for $1,000,000 a hole.

Unfortunately, this is a poor review. I play the diamond bar golf course on a regular basis and have noticed that the condition of the greens has gotten worse and worse by the week. They are in terrible shape with divots, missing grass, and a possible fungus growing on them. I have patiently been playing with hopes that it gets better but instead, they’ve gotten worse. I was also disappointed to see that the coffee shop and range were closed on a holiday. The staff was very friendly in the pro shop and the cart girl was also very nice. The rest of the course was in pretty good condition, considering a heavy rain we had the day prior. This is no excuse for the greens to be in such poor condition because they weren’t wet or soggy, they are just really beat up. My hope is that someone will notice this and take immediate action to make things better. My guess is you will hear a lot of this same concern and potentially lose business as a result of the poor upkeep on such a crucial part of the course.

They put us right behind a kids tournament. I asked The guy at the desk about the tournament and he said don’t worry they already making the turn. Second hole was backed up two groups. Third hole was backed up two groups and I get to the fourth hole and that is backed up two groups. I went home at that point.

You weekend warriors need to learn how to fix your divots. Your ball will literally be bouncing on it. In a bad way. Have some respect for the course and for the people around you.

Pockmarked greens need help… change grass? Won’t heal