Practice area is the draw. Wide open feel but the hills will challenge your landing area. Wish they had a fairway practice bunker. Solid loyal employees. read more

Not really Senior friendly tees. Always a few cart path holes. If it rains day before you play always cart path only.

I came here with my Husband on this nice Spring like day. So he could hit some Golf Balls at the Driving Range. This is one of his favorite Golf Courses, it's conveniently located close to our neighborhood. The Golf Cart paths could use some TLC had a few potholes. Other than that nice Greens and Fairways. read more

Diamond Ridge is a great public course. The course was in beautiful condition, and the greens were perfect. We didn't get a chance to try the food, but the other services were excellent. read more

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Just got back from the driving range. Not crowded at all but they have at least 30 or more spots to drive from. No crazy cars or obstacles to shoot at but the balls are more lively than most range ones. Markers are set at 152, 175, and 203. They also have 2 practice putting greens. The one near hole 10 is a great place to practice chipping. They offer lessons read more

Diamond Ridge Golf Course - Golf Near Me - Windsor Mill, Maryland

Hidden affordable and great golf course. It is well hidden in the woods. I like the slope fairways and challenging putting greens. It is well-maintained with newer clubhouse. Twilight tee time is even better. Get the advantage card if you plan to come here often. They have driving range, chipping greens, and putting greens. It may not have challenging trap sands or water hazard but it is enjoyable course with great staff. read more

Arrived 15 minutes before the pro shop was scheduled to close (6:45) for twilight golf and they had locked the doors. I could see the teenagers who apparently run the place sitting in the office. Seriously, how strenuous is your job that you can't stay open until closing time?Wasted my time and my gas. If posted hours say they close at 7:00, they should stay open until 7:00!!! read more

Worth the price of admission, but don't expect perfection. Diamond Ridge is a perfect replication of any local municipal course. It is flat, it is cheap and it is crowded. This is why I can only stand to play this course on a weekday or a weekend in the wintertime. For about $30 (walking), you feel like you get your money's worth, but the course is typically lacking when it comes to quality and conditioning. It is a bit higher when you add in the cart, closer to $40, but a lot of people walk this course. This contributes to the pace of play, which can be numbingly slow! You will find yourself waiting to hit on almost every hole, and I'm talking about weekdays! If it is the weekend, you might as well pencil in a full day of golf. Every Tom, Dick and Harry Hacker comes out to Diamond Ridge. Besides slow play, there are only a few memorable holes on the course, the rest blend in together. For example, #9 and #18 essentially play as the same hole, a 500 yard dogleg left par 5. They even run parallel to one another, that way you get the full feeling that you have already played this hole. Even though this is a hacker's course, the Par 3s are not designed for hackers. A 200 yard Par 3? And number 8, a 150 yard par 3 that goes uphill about 60 feet to a thin blind green with brush and woods behind it? Good luck having a hacker get a ball that high to stop before losing his ball because he couldn't see where it landed. The most interesting hole is #16, which is a short dogleg right that is a good birdie opportunity. You can either go for it and contend with the bunkers or lay up and leave yourself a wedge into the green. The course plays tight and if you are wayward, you will either be in another hole's fairway or lost OB with the tree lined fairways that border the course. A hacker's paradise...but bring a ton of extra balls. I find myself playing this course about once a season and that is enough for me. I will usually find myself paying the extra 10 dollars to enjoy a nice round on the Woodlands, the sister course on the same property. read more

Very well maintained course. Played here several times and is always a go to when I know I want to get out for 18.

The hubs and I came here after being let out of a work retreat around 2pm on a Thursday. It was a beautiful day and what better way to spend an early afternoon than hitting some balls and drinking a draft beer? Even though this course is a 5 minute drive from our office in Woodlawn, it feels rural. The grounds are beautiful and well-maintained, the club house was clean, everyone we spoke to was super friendly, and the prices were fair. We hit two large buckets and drank two large draft beers and had a blast! We were also the only ones on the driving range and putting green, so early afternoons seem to be the time to hit this place up this time of year (autumn). I wish the draft beer selection was larger, but hey, it's a public course and very high quality, so I'll let it slide. read more

As I drove in past Security Mall, I was pretty excited. Early tee time, not to hot, ready for a good day. Driving in I was pleasantly surprised by looks, just the looks. As I got to the first tee box I was told I can't chip on the practice greens. So I'm "okay" I understand let's just tee off. As I approached the tee box the terrain closely reminded me of what happens when my poodle gets nervous shits. Small brown dots everywhere making it near impossible to hit. On the off chance you get a good hit, you sprayed in the face with sand. So I'm thinking, maybe it's the tee boxes-- oh I was I wrong. If you want a kids slip-n-slide birthday I suggest to come here and use their fairways because it's basically just mud. I honestly couldn't even tell the difference between the rough and the fairway -- flip a coin to see what it is. Instead of spending your hard earned money to play this course, why don't you just burn your money, you get the same mood kill. Maybe instead of investing all your money into the club house you could toss a little to the actual course. And you know what I love, walking up to the green eyeing a par putt and having dents, holes, and marks all over it. You can definitely tell that the green is spray-pained because of the green paint that comes off onto your ball. I probably got lost 2-3 times and walked to the wrong hole, don't you just love having 0 direction. Another thing at sucks about this place is when you're trying to hit and the lawn employees are sitting right behind you but guess what!, their engines are still on so you get the hear that. Why even hire lawn care if your fairway looks like my side yard. All in all if you want to come out and be happy just to have your happiness ripped away I suggest you come here. If you like being depressed this is the exact course for you. read more

Big fan of Diamond Ridge. Lucked out having such a well-maintained course just minutes from my home. The employees are friendly, the rates are fair and the course is well-kept. I've played here over 5 times this year as it is my go-to. read more

Beautifully maintained golf course, pleasant/courteous staff and an absolute pleasure to enjoy the passing of time. If you have a chance, don't hesitate. read more

I played this course July 28, 2019 and felt it was not worth the $59 price tag for two reason. First, many of the fairways were in bad shape with large areas of dark brown dead grass or no grass at all. Secondly, 15 out of the 18 greens had huge hornet looking insects on them as well as underground nest holes on and around the greens. I am not the world's best at putting but I missed at least 10 putts due to the fear of being stung. I can't believe they didn't warn us about this prior to our round. For that amount of money I would play another course instead. read more

Great course and nice staff. Green and bunkers are in great shape. Best bang for your buck

I always enjoy playing Diamond Ridge, even though I know I'm going to have be really on my game to post a good score. With a couple long par 3s and some challenging par 4s, this course will definitely keep you awake. Always in good condition. read more

spring is a couple of months away and its time to think about your game. after a few visits to the driving range, i'll pick a less than challenging course to shake off the rust. diamond ridge is a fun place to do just that. it has a course and slope rating of 71.5/125, (you should be able to hit your handi at the peak of your season). the course is flat so there isnt a whole lot of adjustments to think about. just hit the ball the way you do on the mat and hope for the best. there arent too many trouble areas except for 3 holes on the back nine that share a line of tall trees. but your ball should be findable because its not that dense. at worst, a wayward shot will be on an adjacent hole and par is still a reasonable hope. the fun holes are; #4 risk reward short par 4 #8 blind uphill par 3 #11 3 shot par 5, its the only hard par 5 #16 birdie temptation for a $30 round, you dont mind hacking and experimenting before hookin up with your golf buddies for a battle of the wallets. the reasons why i only play this course once a year 1 the greens have always been bad and i dont expect that to change. its slow, and because of that, it doesnt break 2 its crowded with beginners ($30-nuff said) 3 which leads to slow play 4 which leads to hot tempers 5 which leads to shouting matches and threats with the rangers and 6 its in a bad neighborhood with a fence as your only protection hmm... maybe its not worth $30 read more

Diamond Ridge is truly a "diamond in the rough" for Maryland golf. I rarely ever mention this course without getting back a "never heard of it" response. It's part of the Baltimore County cluster of (five) public courses, which are all well managed and well maintained. Diamond Ridge has been my "home" course for the past 15 years. The superintendent does an excellent job keeping the course in great shape, and the staff is always friendly. It's a very challenging course, with a few brutal holes. Even the holes that look easy tend to be challenging on this course. If you can par the #3 hole (429-yard par 4 dogleg), you can tame any hole on any course. And if you can successfully run the gauntlet on the back 9 (#11 530-yard par 5 dogleg, #12 200-yard par 3, and #13 430-yard straight par 4 with a narrow green), consider it a moral victory, regardless of the rest of the round. On the other hand, the back nine (which has 3 par 3's, 3 par 4's, and 3 par 5's) does present some scoring opportunities. The conditions are always very good, with well manicured fairways and greens, and beautifully raked bunkers, which isn't always the case in some more expensive regional golf courses (like Timbers at Troy, for instance). It can be a little tricky to find, on the southwestern edge of Baltimore County, and a weekend round here can be a slow affair, but you can't beat the price or the conditions of the course itself. The clubhouse is first-rate, and is shared with The Woodlands golf course, another of the Balt Co cluster. The pro shop is better than most, and the food is good. I walked the back-9 of Diamond Ridge early Saturday morning for $11. Seriously, it was $11. You can't beat that on a crappy course, let alone on a challenging 4-star course. If you're playing 18, I recommend a riding cart, as the front 9 isn't an easy walk. But you can play this course for the $25-$50 range, and you can buy a cheap membership card that gives you a discount on all 5 courses. Diamond Ridge is highly recommended for the avid golfer! read more

I'm from out of town so maybe not familiar with how things are done in this area but tried to book a tee time for 1 and they refused saying it's not their policy to book singles. I've never heard of this before and will take my business elsewhere. read more

Very poorly managed. I have had MULITIPLE experiences where management has done something to make my golf experience at this course very unenjoyable. May be worth the money if you walk and arent looking for a quick round. read more

I work for a local law firm and we booked the event space at Diamond Ridge for our recent Holiday Party. The hospitality was amazing from the very first phone call. They made the entire process a breeze. Mr. Polley was always available for me when I had a question. On the day of the event, the entire staff was extremely accommodating from the moment we came in to set up until the moment we left after cleanup. Not to mention, the food was AMAZING!! I can not say enough about how much I enjoyed my experience with Diamond Ridge Golf Course. We have already booked the venue for the same event next year!! I would definitely recommend them for anyone looking for event space. read more

A well maintained course and good for the average golfer. The staff are excellent and the course is usually in very good condition. The roughs can be challenging. The management has removed a number of trees and underbrush on several holes to make the course more playable. read more