Diamond Hill Golf Club

Diamond Hill Golf Club is an 18-hole semi-private facility located in Dover, Florida, that opened in 1959. Designed by Chic Adams, the course stretches 7,002 yards from the longest tees with a slope rating of 135 and a USGA course rating of 73.8.

Built on the site of a former phosphate mine, Diamond Hill offers distinctive terrain and undulation uncommon in Florida, providing challenge for skilled players while remaining accessible to average golfers. The course features a signature par-3 that requires a forced carry over water dropping 80 feet from the back tees to the green. Another notable hole is an extended par-5 measuring nearly 630 yards from the tips, among the longest in the state.

The unique landscape and elevation changes create a competitive yet enjoyable playing experience. The facility offers both membership options and public tee times, along with golf instruction programs and a competitive players' league for members seeking organized play with fellow enthusiasts.