Course in about as good shape as it may ever be. Greens were like glass and demanded your full attention. Haven't played or practiced much lately so the greens had me scared LOL.

Wasn't in any bunkers (my hiddenbrooke superpower) but they all looked a little crunchy and in need of some sand. Tee boxes could use a leveling otherwise everything else was fantastic. Course playing firm and fast throughout. A real pleasure to play.

It's almost always windy but if you don't mind playing late Golf Now seems to have one 3:30ish tee time a day for less than $30 with cart. Highly recommended and glad to call it my home course.

Great round this morning 6/1/26 riding with buddies Ron and John joined by gker Richard who was a pleasure to meet and play with. Group 1b under beautiful 75 degree weather with about 1.5 clubs of wind today. Our Pop was around 5 hrs keeping up with the group ahead. They had their downhill range on mats and had a nicely sloped putting green nearby the 1st and 10th tees. My second time here as I played a while ago in 2008 with a buddy. Really enjoyed the layout which is tight in places but looks tighter off the tee vs when your in the fairway you realized you had a little more room to operate. Found many tee shots you are hitting over a rise to a hidden fairway in the distance. A bit more dogleg left to rights here at Spanish Hills. Plenty of greenside bunkers, fairway bunkers and out of bounds to keep the best players honest. They also have a couple water features on holes 10 and 18.

The greens were in great shape very quick true rolls. Would say close to a 11 on the stimp but holding irons nicely. Surprisingly a bit more undulating then they look on approach. Rated 9/10. Star of the course.

Fairways were in above average shape with most all lies in the fairway padded nicely with some minor brown grass here and there but mostly green lush lies. Rated 7.5/10

Tees level and in above average shape. Rated 7.5/10

Was in greenside bunkers on #13 and #16 that contained firmer clay like sand with enough base to hit out of. Rated 7/10

Not much rough on this course and it varied in length depending what hole you were on. Found the rough about a foot or so off many fairways and the lies were great. Rated 7/10

Looked like the facilities were nice and all staff encountered were friendly. The proshop was small but adequate. They did have a snackshop/bar on the range which was pretty cool. Views from the golf course especially the back nine were amazing. If you have an opportunity to play here jump on it. Recommended.

Greens were punched/sanded about a week ago, medium speed and bumpy compared to normal here. Probably 7-10 days from being smooth and quick again. Fairways/Tees very nice with the Bermuda out in full force with warmer temps. Greenside traps really nice, fairway traps have more rocks than I remember from years ago. Fringes mowed down, which is not a good thing on the many holes with false fronts or drop offs from on or coming across greens. But do provide more bump run opportunities when short sided from just off many greens. Many areas of the course have been vericut, which does not affect playability. Rough patchy hit/miss, mowed low. Range, carts, GPS excellent. Restaurant/men's lounge provides decent food in a friendly atmosphere. Recommended overall in spite of the current so-so greens, but play Mountain instead until about June 10th.

Played many rounds on Mountain recently with the Canyon greens recently punched. Course is in very nice shoulder season condition. Greens back to medium fast and smooth. And for the first time in memory, you can stop irons close to their newly made ball mark. Which creates a whole another set of issues after people are used to there being nothing but a dent to maybe fix if you can maybe find it where an iron landed. I have gotten used to playing for roll out, so coming up a club short is the new normal while I ascertain if this is just a few day issue or if that is the way they are now going to play. But I have seen more divot ball marks on greens in the last week than in the last several years here.
Many areas of the course have been vericut, which does not affect playability. And the same issue on the greens is present in the fairways. Balls plugging or barely rolling when you normally get 50 yards of roll creates a different course.
Bermuda coming out well on the Tee's/fairways, very lush. Rough patchy hit/mniss, mowed low. Mowed low around the greens, you can definitely use putter from well off greenws currently. Which when going over large mounds to a firm, quick green is frequently a safer play IMO. Nice range, carts, GPS. Good restaurant onsite. highly recommended.

Played a twilight round last night. Started and 4:30 and finshed at 8:15. $35 w cart and well worth it.

Found the course to be in immaculate condition.

Tee boxes all clean, level and playable.

Fairways are wide and provide lush coverage that give you an excellent lie followed by great roll out. Some of the best fairways I have found since playing here in N CA.

Rough is wicked. Ball settles down in it and not only makes it hard to find but difficult to advance w/o a big powerful swing.

Then add in the water features (plenty and large/small), the vineyards lining many of the fairways (which of course are all OB) + natural OB areas and you can destroy a round real quick on this course.

Greens are large, undulating and protected by deep large bunkers and were rolling at about 12 which added to the "fun". You really needed a high lofted shot when going for the greens, as they were firm and rolled out when the ball landed. And the rough around the greens was deep if you rolled off.

Traps ( I was in one fairway bunker) were all clean and raked and very playable. Even at that time of day.

The layout of the course is terrific. Lots of great elevation changes on the course. Beautiful scenery of the SF Bay, Napa and over to Santa Rosa and beyond.

Number 14 is a beautiful island green with tee boxes of 165 B, 166 Blue, 150 W, 139 G, 108 R high above the hole.

Very good customer service from everyone. Great restaurant. Large putting greens. Nice driving range. Excellent carts. No GPS bring your own you will need it.

A great course if you are ever in the area. And right next door is another great course called Chardonnay.

And just down the road a few miles further is Napa golf course in Kennedy Park.

Great combination of courses available in this area and all of then are under 25 miles for the most part.

And the best part is its not LA traffic to drive you crazy or take an hour to go 20 miles.

If you look at the pics the nines have been reversed since they were taken.

Played this morning on a beautiful day in the Napa Valley. Spectacular sunrise.

To play on a Sunday morning for $49 w cart is great.

Great service from all employees encountered.

The warmer weather and lack of wind made the course much better to play than previous weeks.

Tee boxes all playable.

Fairways good coverage and good lies and rollout.

The one trap I was in was much more playable than past and the rest of them looked the same way.

Rough was more playable today as well.

Greens were chipping/putting great all round.

Well maintained public course and an excellent price given its location in comparison to the others in the area. Recommended.

Late review, played last weekend with two grandsons and a friend of theirs from San Pedro. The range was closed because of heavy rain the day before. It was cart path only for the same reason. I was pleased with the 4:15 pace of play considering my grandsons are new to the game and each lost a box of inexpensive golf balls.

There were wet places out there but overall, the course drained well. The starter warned me that some of the sand traps were in rough shape but I found them playable. Fairways were good. They were working on the greens with many of them having new grass with seams evident between the strips. Those greens were lush but very slow (like the practice green). Other greens had sections that had been repaired. Some had no new sod laid. There were places on the greens with bare spots which presumably will get work in the future. The areas without new sod ran at a nice medium speed with some subtle breaks.

I enjoyed the round but the course was overpriced at its present condition (the availability of last minute tee times was a red flag I missed). I’ll probably go elsewhere on my next visit unless the grandsons drag me out there.

Played today walking $18 and POP 2.5H.

Course is in very nice shape at the moment and maintenance was out cleaning it up this AM.

Tee boxes all clean and playable.

Fairways are well covered and give good lies and rollout.

Traps all clean and playable.

Rough is not very high and mostly playable but many OB areas line the course and several water holes come into play.

Greens are decent size and chip/putt very well and have good speed of about 9 to 10.

Excellent customer service in the shop and the grill.

Nice driving range.

Great layout and value for any age or playing experience. Recommended.

Played yesterday, Thursday, May 28. Showed up at 3:15pm with my buddy Stephen and got out on the North at 3:55pm. Not a bad wait. POP started out slow, but we managed to finish with just enough light to see our balls on 18. Total POP right at 4hrs. Walked the white tees, $43 civilian rate. Totally acceptable and worth the green fee.

Most everything except for the greens is in great shape!!! Teeboxes, nice and level. Very little divot damage. They've been working on the tees lately and it shows. In a couple more weeks these teeboxes will be absolutely perfect.

Fairways were fantastic. Good roll out, very little divot damage and lush all around. No bare spots and just a pleasure. Visually stunning, as well.

Found one fairway bunker and it was very hard pan, not a big deal. Found two greenside bunkers and they were perfect. Nice fluffy white sand. No problem whatsoever. A joy to play from.

Rough isn't too penal right now, but it is fairly lush in most spots and just makes you focus to hit down on the ball, maybe choke up a little bit and grip it a little tighter.

Greens were really the only downside. They're still recovering from aeration yet are still very firm. Tons of unfixed ball marks. They weren't completely awful, but definitely need some more work and time to get back to their glory. Once they get these greens healed and fixed, the entire course will be stunning.

Customer service in the proshop just fine. Didn't see a marshall. They don't have a beverage cart as far as I know. The snack shack closes at 5pm, so beware. Good thing I brought some beef sticks and a couple beers.

Highly recommend, as always. Especially in another few weeks if they can get the greens figured out. We will most likely be back in two weeks to walk the South, it looks in good shape from the road.

My first time playing Diamond Bar since the remodel. I have to admit that I was impressed by the overall experience. The greens were much improved over the "original" designs. Much more interesting. Never a fan of the old #9 par 3, so glad that has been changed2 2 . While the course is basically the same as it was, the changes are all positive and makes this a far better track. Condition was better than expected. particularly the greens. I was never a big fan of the course, but I feel the improvements have made it a much better test and far more enjoyable to play.

Honestly, one of the best courses in San Diego I feel. Price is right and comparable to some that are 140+. Always recommend this course to low to mid handicappers!

Wigwam Golf Resort just out side of Scottsdale AZ, Grass, what a place three 18 hole courses spread out in what looks like miles. WE played the Gold course which is suppose to be the hardest but playing more foreword tees it was nothing; but fun. Greens were great and on fairways coverage was close to 100%, rough was just fairway about half inch higher trees lining a lot of the fairways, you could hit it through the trees and end up with a nice lie in the fairway of another one of the courses at times. Great practice area quality putting and Chip/pitching greens. Driving range newer mats with both fine and thick artificial turf and good range balls. (this is one of those courses, huge area, you ask where do they get the water and how many people are mowing all that grass?) Played a few other courses last week in Scottsdale tho nice layouts the fairways and greens were already under summer type stress already with lots of spots in fairways where winter overseed had died and summer grass not yet covering.