Diamond Oaks Municipal Golf Course

It was beautiful course.

It takes 5hour 20min.

Many people drive in par3 fairways & nearby greens.

I have played this course many times and found it to be a n enjoyable time. However, this time I found some areas of the course, along the fairways, to be oversaturated with water. Basically, boggy. I lost a ball and I suspect it plugged in a boggy area.

Other than that, a good course to play.

If you can get a deal the place is worth playing. Greens are extremely slow, but in decent shape. Fairways and rough were very long as well, and you could tell they were not cut for several days or a week. It’s a short 18hole course so don’t expect anything too challenging.

I like this course a lot but the gnats and/or mosquitoes need to be controlled.

Many golfers don’t follow the cart rules and drive on par 3 fairways, drive up to the green and spend too much time looking for balls. Seems like this course has a lot of new golfers that don’t understand ready golf or how to keep pace with the group ahead.

Check in was easy since I had prepaid for the foursome, but then I needed to provide a $5 deposit per cart for the cart keys which I had never experienced before. Nonetheless, what cash I had left after the deposit left me short on cash for even a small bucket of balls for the range which was more than I paid at other courses. Overall, the course is tight with adjacent fairways running parallel creating delays in play while waiting for other golfers to clear out as they attempted to get back to their fairway or green. Play was slow, it took three hours to golf the front nine and another two and half to finish the round. The Ball cleaners we typically dry and the few that had water didn’t have a towel to dry off the ball. For the most part the course was nice and challenging, but pace of play really made the round miserable.