Course continues to be in great condition. They are working on patching some of the areas adjacent to the cart paths which have bare spots due to cart traffic. Numerous areas in a few fairways have been resodded, to address some bare spots. Greens rolling well, but like the North Course, slower than normal? Otherwise, no issues. Enjoying these pleasant morning.

Very busy Friday morning. Able to get out first as usual, but it is becoming more and more competitive to get that first tee time. Course is in very good condition right now - no issues whatsoever. They are beginning the renovation project on #17, so that hole will be played as a par 3 for about a month to complete the project. Looking forward to seeing what the hole looks like when finished.

While the greens rolled well and were very receptive, they were much slower than usual, which is not a bad thing, but when you play every day and get accustomed too certain pace, it took me several holes to adjust. Otherwise the entire course is a joy to play.

Finding myself in the valley late in the afternoon, rather than fight traffic to Orange County, decided to try to play a twilight round at DeBell, as it had been forever since I last played here. To my surprise I was able to find an open time and despite the slow pace, it was a beautiful evening, and I enjoyed it far more than sitting on the 5 freeway. Course was in better condition than I expected or remember it being. Greens rolled well, or maybe I just made enough putts to make it seem that way? Good coverage in the fairways. Several tee boxes were a bit chewed up with divots, but nothing too severe. Both bunkers I found had adequate sand but were not raked. While I would not choose to make this a steady diet, the course is interesting and fun. Recommend if you have not played it.

Can not believe I had not played here since April 2019 - before Covid. Seven years makes a difference, because I have to admit I struggled to walk it. Perhaps it was more due to the heat and the pace of over 4 hours, which I am not accustomed too. I found the course to be in better condition than I can remember it being. Greens rolled well and were receptive, although I hit very few decent shots which would test that condition. Decent coverage in the fairways/rough. Not in any bunkers, but they looked OK. While never one of my favorite County courses, it was nice to get back and play it for what might be my last time there?

One of my very favorite courses to play. I think the variety of the holes, coupled with the general setting of the course is extremely pleasing - fun, interesting, sufficient challenge, yet fair and not overly penal. There are so many holes which present somewhat of a unique perspective, not found on most other tracks. Condition of the course was about what I have come to expect. Greens had nice pace and rolled true and were receptive. Good coverage in the fairways. Did not find any bunkers, but all appeared well maintained. Staff is always friendly and great to deal with. Highly recommend this course. Wish it were closer to my location

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.

Another perfect morning here in Southern California. As with the North Course, the South as also in very nice condition with no real issues. Green speeds very manageable and receptive/ Fairways, bunkers, tee boxes all good. Overall, the course is a joy to play. Wish things could/would remain like this 12 months a year.

Out first on a really beautiful clear morning. Course is really in very nice condition right now. Greens roll well and have a nice pace, not so fast that with all the slope on these greens, they can become extremely difficult, but the speed now is manageable. Fairways have great coverage, Bunkers, tee boxes are excellent. Best time of the year to play with cool mornings which warm up quickly. Rarely any winds and everything is green and lush. Love spring in Southern California.

Enjoyed playing Rio Hondo again. I remember the first time I played there in the early 70's, the course was very short, until they did the remodel, which made this into a very nice track. Course offers a good challenge, but not so much as to being penal, except for hole #14, the par 3 which seems to "own me". After reading Roberts very comprehensive review, how can I say more, except that the greens did roll better than expected, so maybe the week between our rounds really helped? Recommend this course as it is still reasonably priced and the staff is always friendly.

Very much enjoyed getting back out to Harding. Being from the Midwest, really miss playing these old-style traditional style courses with all the trees. Course condition was about what I expected based upon recent reviews. Bumpy firm greens, inconsistent bunkers and a mixed bag when it came to the fairways/rough. Pace of play was surprisingly decent, a little over four hours, but the day was beautiful and the scenery was wonderful, so didn't seem all that bad. Sure wish we had some of these type courses in Orange County.

With only one course open, it was really crowded this morning. Course is in nice overall condition. Greens have pretty much recovered from the recent aeriation. Fairways have good coverage, and the areas that were of concern have been recently resodded to address the issue. Fairways are as nice as they have been for a while and presents very well. Tee boxes and bunkers well maintained.

Took advantage to play Lakewood, which I have not played for quite some time. Have to agree with the most recent review. Greens were the highlight of the course. Rolled well and had decent pace. Fairways had good coverage. Rough was at times just brutal. Which was also true of the bunkers for the opposite reason. Rough was thick and lush, while the sand (what there was of it) was thin/hard.
Enjoyed the round, but I must admit that the blue tees are now more than this 79-year-old can handle. Too many holes I can no longer reach in regulation, so it put a lot of stress on the short game. Funny, how different golf courses play when you lose so much distance. Since everyone else was playing the blue tees, it was easier just to suck it up and deal with it. Plus, those are the tees I always used to play. Who says that you become wiser with age