Diamond Woods Golf Course

$46 (cart included), played on Saturday, June 2015 at 7:03 AM

We made the turn in 90 min, but then got bogged down with a shotgun tournament that jumped in ahead of us. The last 5 holes took over 90 min alone. I'm very sure that if not for this tournament the pace of play would have been great. Wonderful course, extremely well maintained, early morning it is so beautiful!

$26 (cart not included), played on Wednesday, December 1969 at 11:42 AM

The best layout in the southern Willamette valley; each hole has character. Many options of how to play this course with 5 sets of tees: white tees are 6055 yards, slope of 128, the tips are 7000 yards with a slope of 144 (!). This is a very fun course to play, but take a cart on the back nine.

$26 (cart not included), played on Wednesday, April 2011 at 10am

Playing golf during early spring most courses are still wet and soft.This course was in great condition,very few soft areas.

$26 (cart not included), played on Monday, July 2010 at 10am

This course takes great advantage of it's location in the hills that border the Willamette Valley. Each hole stands alone, without houses or streets to intrude upon the wooded ambiance. The different tee locations provide a variety of ways to play the course, and at over 7000 yards from the tips it can provide a significant challenge for any player. It is not a grip-it-and-rip-it course; there are a number of holes where driver may not be the best choice off the tee. The greens are medium fast, and are rolled regularly, which makes for putts that roll true with consistent speed. The facilities are basic but very functional. The clubhouse restaurant makes great sandwiches from fresh ingredients — their One-Putt breakfast sandwich is worth showing up a bit early for all by itself. There is a large patio overlooking the course which provides a pleasant spot to relax after your round. The course is privately owned and managed, and has been improved each year since it was opened. The fairways drain well in wet weather, but can get a bit beat up during the winter months. The bunkers seem to be river sand; they play a bit heavy, particularly when wet. The course is rarely crowded during the week, and we usually walk our round in a little over 3 hours. Diamond Woods is a fine golf course, and holds up well against NW courses costing twice as much. I recommend it.

$31 (cart included), played on Wednesday, March 2010 at noon

Very good course, some financial problems, maintenance of course could be better.

Guest (cart included), played on Saturday, January 2009 at 6am

This is a fabulous course, out in the country with more critters than people. I used every club in my bad save one, and thoroughly enjoyed the wide variety of holes. You'd think some golf architiect designed it but it was designed and built by two brothers who love golf. It shows.

$21 (cart not included), played on Wednesday, March 2009 at 10am

Plays much better when dry. Lots of mushy spots and greens a bit diseased. However, the grounds crew does a good job inspite of the wet conditions.