Diamond Oaks Municipal Golf Course

Don’t play Diamond Oaks very often but it was in pretty good shape when we played it recently. Pace of play was good; staff was friendly. In my opinion course is slightly more challenging than advertised; tree lined fairways and some hazards can come in to play if you don’t play well.

It was very windy, and you were lucky to get the distance you wanted by using 2 more clubs than usual... I putted great and was able to save par with a few good chip shots...

Even after checking in at the course, we were not told that there was a 1st Tee tournament ahead of us. We caught up with them on the second fairway and waited on every shot for the rest of the front 9. This was the youngest group, so luckily they only played 9. On the 12th hole we caught up with the older kids and even though we had to wait a couple of times it was much better.

The actual course and conditions were great, but the pace of play was so slow! This was most likely due to it being Father’s Day,. On the third tee, we were one hour into our round. My recommendation would be to stay away during Father’s Day.

I usually play this course without a problem this time I was unaware of the aeration. There was nothing on their site or on GolfNow when I booked. All courses including Diamond Oaks should be more forthcoming about when they aerate. Or charge less for non playable greens.

Paid $52. and no notice that the greens were just aerated last week... I even called the pro-shop and they did not disclose. They use the large plugs and are skimpy on the sand so it was a mess!

I don't mind the aerations, and expect it in the spring, but at least have a notice about it before spending $50.

For a city course I like playing here. They keep it up fairly well so you can enjoy a good round of golf. Great course to walk