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.

Goose Creek is currently in really great condition. Fairways, greens and tees all really nice.

This private club is snuggled in the foothills near La Canada. Accuracy is key!!! Don't have a bad Tee Day, it will cost you tremendously!!! Putting is key!!! Nice members!!!!

Few talk about this course but make no doubt about it, it has a lot of teeth!! Need a steady driver!! Decent short game!! Soft hands for putting!! This course requires it all!!!!! Course isn't that wide, yet it requires length to score low!!

Let's start with the bad: people who stay here can play unlimited golf. It ruins the flow of the guys who traveled far to try and finish on time before sunset.

That being said, if I paid $$$$ to stay here, I would love to take advantage of that perk.

As for the course, love the track! This course has a lot of blind shots, elevated tier greens or tee boxes. Carved nicely within the canyons!!

They play live music here and there around the 9th 10th, and 12th hole! Pretty sweet!!!

This is no longer called the Don Shula Course...it's now the Miami Lakes Golf Club. We played there when they first punched holes so the greens were pretty slow. Course just went though a massive renovation. Love it!!!!! Front nine is wide open with very little trouble. Back nine is a different story. A lot of lakes!!!! The way to play this course, go low as fast as you can since you might run into trouble on the back nine!!!! Since we played the course a few weeks since they punch I can't review the speed of the green appropriately!!!

Memorial Day 6am 1st out 9. Flag was already up on the pole at half staff. Let's go!
Leaving plenty of time, to attend services at the local cemeteries.

Noteworthy The greens are almost healed now need to repair the ball marks left behind.
rolling much better and gaining the usual tricky speeds on downhills and breakers.
Fairways I found more often so can say they're ok too.
Bunkers were being machine worked didn't visit any.

Couple holes with a couple spots of extra wet. One on RS 8 roped off as GUR.
I embedded my pop-up drive short on 9.
Otherwise good fun had by us two. Worthy of higher rating than 3.03

Played this AM. And boy was it windy. Steady wind at 10-15 with gusts of 20-25. Great for the downwind holes murder playing into it.

The course itself is in good shape.

Tee boxes clean and playable.

Fairways are lush with good lies and great rollout, especially today.

Rough is always kept high and no matter where you are on the course it's tough to play out of. Add in the numerous OB areas some water hazards and you can have a tough round.

Traps could use more sand. The course gets a lot of wind because of its location and it takes its toll on the bunkers.

Greens are good size but all of them are either elevated from the fairway or guarded by bunkers. You need a good high ball game with your irons or be a good chipper of the ball for when you come up short.

Great grill/restaurant after ones round or even making the turn. Everyones favorite breakfast burrito $7. Coffee $1.50. Draft
$4. And no tax.

Course is not on the base and open to the public.

Played a twilight round yesterday had the course almost to myself and son. Great POP of 3.5 H.

Course is in excellent shape at the moment.

Tee boxes all level and playable.

Fairways are wide lush, groomed and provided great rollout and lies all round.

Traps were all in good shape and most of them had been raked by previous players and much appreciated.

Rough here is kept at about1" all the time and tends to be tough to play out of. A must to hit the fairway to score here.

Greens are HUGE as mentioned previously. Takes some time to learn them to get close to some of the pin placements. Still learning but getting better. If one can play a round here w/o a 3 putt congratulations.

Great customer service at all levels.

IMO one of the finest public golf courses in all of CA. Highly recommended.