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!

Wow incredible golf course! recommended by a friend as a hidden gem and didn't disappoint; wicked fast greens though and vast bottomless ravines so bring an extra box of balls and all the courage you can muster. Also recommend you bring your GPS, a map, a compass, enough water for 3 days and a full tank of gas because this place is out there in "God's Country"

This is my favorite golf course I’ve ever played. The single cut is so well done and it makes you think and keeps you engaged on every hole. The greens are so good. Architecturally, it’s one of the most interesting courses I’ve played. So much fun.

Wow. What an experience. What everyone else has said is so true. Really appreciated the single cut fairways. I've never experienced that and it was a really nice perk for us amateurs whose tee shots often find the rough at other courses! Also, I loved the variety of holes and the challenging greens. Made the birdie putt of my life! The back 9 incorporating the ravine was so strategic and smart. You really felt like the designers let the natural lay of the land lead the way. Lastly, food options at the turn were great and the beer selection was elite! Hope to be back sometime very very soon.

Amazing place to play. Hate to even leave a review to help increase flow there. For 45 after 3pm for 18 is the best value around. Even included range balls for free. Open fairways with challenging approach shots to sloping greens. Love it here. 6 stars out of 5..lol