For what it is, it's a pretty nice course. The greens are fun and pretty well kept. The design is interesting. The fairways are mediocre but everything else kind of makes up for it. It was worth the drive for me to have a new experience.

Off the beaten path north of Eugene, Oregon, hides this little gem. After the recent flooding of Emerald Valley, which we have played, a friend from Eugene suggested we give Diamond Woods a try. We’re grateful for the recommendation. It was late in the date, I think we teed off at 6:30 pm. The clubhouse is small yet clean and simple, and the staff was very friendly. They pointed us off in the direction of the golf carts, and we headed out. The layout is fun. There are a couple of rather bland holes, but for the most part, we’d say 80% of the holes are entertaining, especially once you get to the back. Because it was late, there was no beverage service, but we loaded up before, so that wasn’t much of an issue. There was a wedding taking place left of the 10th and 11th holes that was loud, but we’re not ones to be bothered by a good time. The only knock would be the carts are pretty old, but since they’re gas, they MOVE! The scenery is impressive, and the course is fun. We’d certainly consider playing here again if we’re ever back in the Eugene area.

Course was in great shape. Staff was very friendly. Front 9 was an easy walk. Back 9 is definitely more challenging. Price was decent for winter rates. Will be back.

The greens were smooth, firm-but receptive, and fast. The fairways bounced with roll out. I was told that there's been an extensive ongoing sanding project, and it shows. The course is the driest I've seen this year. I was greatly impressed. I mean, I know the Doyles reinvest, and there's obvious pride in ownership, but I was really glad we decided to come down. It was worth every penny, and every mile. Plus, the scenery on this course is unparalleled. The elevation changes open to some spectacular views of the Willamette Valley. This is truly a special place. Coming from a guy who has been in the golf industry for 38 years; I've been on, played on or worked on over 500 courses in Scotland, Canada, Mexico, Hawaii, Palm Springs, Scottsdale, Central Oregon, and all over the US. For a memorable golf experience, you have to play Diamond Woods.

Great, beautiful par 72 course. Well maintained and very challenging course. Back 9 has alot of up and downs. I would recommend a cart, its a very long course. Definitely fun and get your money's worth. But, then again I always say any bad day of golf is way better than any good day at work!