Diamond Woods Golf Course

Diamond Woods Golf Course is situated in the heart of Oregon's Willamette Valley between Corvallis and Eugene. The championship layout features two distinct nines that challenge golfers of all skill levels while showcasing the natural characteristics of the surrounding forest and farmland setting. The course offers scenic backdrops of Mount Jefferson and the Cascade Mountain Range.

The design incorporates varied terrain with twists, turns, and elevation changes that progressively engage players throughout the round. Tee box selection significantly impacts scoring, requiring golfers to employ a variety of shots. The course has earned recognition as a Top-Ten Golf Getaway by the Oregonian and is praised for cohesive design integration with natural landscape features.

Notable tournament history includes hosting PGA Tour qualifiers, with course records of 63 (set by PGA Tour player Matt Jones in 2002) and 64 (by former US Open Champion Webb Simpson in 2008). The facility is family-owned and maintained in excellent condition, with well-maintained greens and included range balls with green fees.