Diamond Oaks Municipal Golf Course

Had a good time. We were paired up with a couple of regulars who were very friendly and accommodating. Definitely would play again.

Took advantage of some unusually nice weather and played at Diamond Oaks. 30 minute frost delay in the morning so the course was busy but the pace wasn't too bad. Fairways were in good shape, greens were excellent. Good muni course worth the green fees. Fun day!!

Overall the course was a good. No tee's (rubber) on the driving range pads and they were too far back from the grass to use my own tees. Very difficult to warm up your driver.

Had a good time and quickly finished my round. Players seem to understand the term "ready golf".

greens were starting to come back after being plugged 3 weeks ago,fairways wet in spots,rough was short,course is short but a must to keep ball in fairway and away from lots of trees. greens will be very tough when back in shape. overall a good course to test your shot skills.

Unfortunately, both the greens and fairways had been punched earlier in the week. As a result the greens were very slow and unpredictable, however, the fairways remained fairly easy to hit off of. The one advantage of the condition was that there were fewer players than usual and the game played faster. The course should again be in excellent condition within the next couple of weeks.

Greens not well maintained. Course was a little soggy in some areas.

Very nice open fairways with challenging greens. I will definitely return repeatedly.

Great course, very open. no real pressure to play fast. for 16 holes our threesome could not see anyone else on the course.
The best kind of golf

Staff was very friendly and very happy to greet a GolfNow customer! The course is in really good condition right now. Fairways fairly firm with decent roll out on well struck drives. Greens very receptive to well spun iron shots. Greens rolled true and speed was consistent on all greens. There were a few unrepaired ball marks, but looked very recent, as in NOT the courses fault. A few bare spots in chipping areas around the greens - but only a few.

Enjoyed the round except for the overall wetness thru out the course

We enjoyed great pace of play. The course was not crowded due to the heat being near 100. Diamond Oaks is one of our local favorites.

I liked the course. It was well maintained. The front 9 was rather slow, no golf marshall to help speed groups up. The back nine was awesome because there was no back up at any of the holes. I will play here again.

Municipal course - in decent condition and good value.

great course for those who walk. some gentle elevation
changes to provide a challenge. lots of birds, especially
geese and some new egrets to see. some traps and trees
for those who stray. a great way to start a day is a fast
18 at diamond oaks.

I've played this course regularly for over a year now. It is in good condition and the staff are very helpful.

Fairway second cut is way to long and wet. You can't find the balls just feet from the first cut. This slows play and kills the score card.

Also the maintence crew needs to shut down mowers while the players play, if within 50 yards of the player. At leat stop moving and power down. Makes it tuff to focus, just ask Tiger!

I have recently taken up the game of golf. Diamond Oaks affords me to play from the rough rather than take a drop because of a lost ball. I find myself playing a lot more often in my own fairway these days. The staff has always been friendly.

This course is a mature course and is in generally very good condition. My only concern was that they have no marshalls. We had an issue with a single jumping ahead of us on the last hole as it was getting dark and we ended up playing in with him but at first he was very beligerant saying he had to wait for us. He calmed down. Marshalls are a good thing for pace of play and player safety,

Diamond is in great shape for an older course that's had it's troubles in the past. Everything is very green for the start of Summer. Nice comfortable, straight forward, course lacking all the "quirkyness" of the newer "designer courses".