Diamond Valley Golf Club

Course was in decent shape considering the drought last year. A lot of the over grown areas were cut back. My only negative was the golf cart. They put in very nice gps screens , but they are not active. The only thing that is active the the throttling on the carts. At one point we were on the cart path and the cart throttled down and said we were in a restricted area and to back up. To sum it up. Let’s get the gps active and let’s cool it on the cart governing.

The Proshop staff provided excellent service. The course is coming back very nicely. We are returning for another game this week.

I've never seen this course this dry. they are trying to regrow grass around the tee boxes but still pretty rough. Still , it is a good layout and worth the price.

What happen to this course used to be in good shape but boy has it gone down in the year since I played here last. If you have money to burn and there is no other course open in the area then play here. The very slow play didn't help.

Course is not in very good shape. Tee boxes have no grass. #9 has been seeded, so cart path only, so if you hit your ball into the valley it is a long walk. Not for those that cannot walk easily as the carts have a gps. This GPS does not tell you the yardage just stops you from going into their restricted areas. Which are the valleys. If you have any issues with walking, you will not be able to go down the valley with the cart. They are trying to get back into shape, but it will take time and lots of patience and water.

nice layout. Dry fairways made for lots of roll but many very thin lies in fairways. Bunkers are essentially wet sand with a dry crust on top. Greens were in good shape. GPS in carts show hole layout and your position but no distances.. In general, course is a nice change from desert courses Of Coachella Valley.

Course has really dried out. Greens we're being airiated but we were not told on our arrival or when the tee time was made. Golf Now made the situation right.

This is a challenging course. The greens are in great shape but the fairways need water. If it's a wet winter this course will be a beautiful place to play. The two to three tiered greens, 9 - 18 are tough. I just hope more people play this course. they won't be disappointed!!

The course looks like it should be closed. I've played here since it opened and it never looked this bad before. The greens are the worst I've ever played on.

This course has been neglected to a point that is a shell of the course it used to be, what a shame. The consequences of the neglect is reflected in the number of customers playing the course. There were only a hand full of players on the day we played where in the past it would have been very busy on a Sunday morning.

I love the layout but it needs severe maintenance to bring out the best of this course. The course is very, very dry. I detect some financial trouble but that's only a guess. They are watering and protecting the greens which are in excellent shape. But the rest of the course needs a water. Hard to understand this because it can't be a drought issue anymore. When my group came at 2 pm on a Saturday, the entire staff seemed to be only 1 person. The person worked the pro shop on one side of the building and the snack shop on the other side of the building...no cart attendants, no marshals, beverage cart. Sad but I hope better times are down the road because it does have nice bones.

Course could use some water on the fairways, greens were sanded but in. Great shape.