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WEEKDAY RATES	Monday - Friday
9 Holes (Resident)	$22.00
9 Holes (Non - Resident)	$22.00
18 Holes (Resident)	$28.00
18 Holes (Non - Resident)	$34.00
Tournaments	$35.00
Special Twilight (5 PM)	$18.00
Junior (Resident - 18 years & under)	$15.00
Junior (Non - Resident - 18 years & under)	$17.00
First Tee	$13.00
Senior (Resident - 60 years & over)	$22.00
Senior (Non - Resident - 60 years & over)	$25.00

WEEKEND RATES	Saturday- Sunday & Holidays
9 Holes (Resident)	$24.00
9 Holes (Non - Resident)	$26.00
18 Holes (Resident)	$38.00
18 Holes (Non - Resident)	$44.00
Tournaments	$44.00
Special Twilight (5 PM)	$20.00
Junior (Resident - 18 years & under)	$18.00
Junior (Non - Resident - 18 years & under)	$20.00
First Tee	$15.00

CART FEES
1. Regular Rounds	$32.00
2. Tournaments	$34.00
3. Tickets, 10 Rounds	$270.00
4. Single Cart Use	$18.00

Diablo Creek Return Policy:

Don't love it? You've got thirty days to bring it back. We’ll gladly accept returns or exchanges within thirty days of purchase.

We’re here to help make your return as easy as possible:

You have proof of purchase: With either your original receipt, the credit card you used to purchase, you'll get a complete refund in the original form of payment.

It was a gift: You'll get a complete refund in the form of a store credit.
You don't have any proof of purchase: No problem! You may still be eligible for store credit for the item’s lowest selling price within the last 30 days.*

Privacy Policy

Diablo Creek Golf Course is committed to protecting your online privacy and the confidentiality of personal information you may provide while interacting with us online. This policy seeks to clarify our efforts and activities on the subject of privacy and related topics.

This privacy policy applies to any official City of Concord Web site and to third-party sites that provide Internet related services for the City of Concord under contract. This includes the Diablo Creek Golf Course website. When you follow a link to any other Web site, even the site of another governmental agency, you are subject to the privacy policy of that site. You should check the privacy policy of each of these sites if you have concerns about how they handle personally identifiable information.

This policy may be updated periodically without notice, so please check back from time to time.

Automatic Collection of Information

No personally identifiable information is automatically collected about visitors who simply browse this site or who download information from it.

Our web servers maintain logs of user activity in order to help us manage the Web site. Information stored in these logs does not identify you personally. The logs store such things as the domain name and IP address from which you accessed our Web site; the type of browser and operating system you used; the date and time you accessed our site; the pages you visited; and the country or region of the world from which you accessed this site.

We use this information to learn how many visitors we have, where they are coming from, which parts of our Web site are of most interest to visitors, and other facts that will help us improve the Web site and the services we offer.

If You Send Us Personal Information

We value your feedback. If you participate in a survey or send us an e-mail, your e-mail address and the other information you volunteered will be collected. Visitors who request services through this site may be required to furnish additional information in order to provide the service requested. The additional information collected will be no more specific than if the visitor were requesting the service by any other means, including by telephone or an in-person visit to Diablo Creek Golf Course or a City facility. We may share this information with another government agency or organization if that is required to provide the help you are requesting.

Security of Your Personal Information

While no Web site can protect itself against all eventualities, every effort is made to protect any sensitive personal information you give us. This site uses a secure server for conducting online financial transactions. All credit card and other payment information you transmit to us will be protected by encryption technology, provided that your browser is properly configured and your computer is operating properly. The encrypted information is shared only with our bank and a credit card clearinghouse, both of which also operate secured servers. Access to these records is limited to a very small number of employees who need it in order to perform a specific job.

We will not rent, sell or give away any information identifying you individually (name, address, phone number, etc.) to third parties for marketing or mailing list purposes without your permission. We will also not disclose credit card information, except for purposes related to your credit card transaction, or with your permission, or as required by law.

Personally Identifiable Information Available From This Web Site

Due to our affiliation with the City of Concord, we are governed by California open records laws. It's important for you to understand that most business you conduct with the City of Concord and the Diablo Creek Golf Club, as well as with state and county governments, becomes a public record. Public records as defined by state law, and not made confidential elsewhere in the California Codes, may be posted for electronic access through this Web site. This includes most city permits you have applied for, property you have registered with the county recorder of deeds, and requests for a city service. These same records have long been open for public inspection by anyone requesting them in person, by mail or by telephone at the appropriate government office. All information on this Web site is public information.

Access to Personal Information

We recognize the concerns visitors may have about public records that include information about them, including the right to correct inaccurate information. Any visitors concerned with the accuracy of information about them should contact the Diablo Creek Golf Club, at 925-686-6266 or send an email toThis email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

Use of Cookies

Diablo Creek Golf Course website may set or use cookies on occasion to provide personalized information or speed up online transactions.

A cookie is a line of computer code left on your computer's hard drive by some Web sites when you visit them. The cookie can then be read by that site if you return to it. Cookies are useful for making Web sites more personal, speeding up online transactions, tracking your preferences and habits, and so forth. Most cookies are harmless.

Children

No applications on the Diablo Creek Golf Course, Web site specifically solicit information from minors or seek to determine whether the visitor is a minor. Consequently, visitors should be aware that the collection of personal information requested from or volunteered by children online or by e-mail will be treated in the same manner as information given by an adult, may become a public record, and thus may be subject to public access. We ask that parents guide their children when children are asked to provide personal information online. We ask that children get their parents' permission before providing any information on line.

Who to Contact

If you have any questions or concerns about this privacy policy, or about the Web site in general, you may contact the Diablo Creek Golf Course at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

East Bay Golf Foundation, Diablo Creek Golf Course Concord, California

We seek to help develop better citizens rather than superior golfers.

The East Bay Golf Foundation is a youth charity program established to teach life skills and instill core values through the game of golf for young people in Contra Costa County by creating affordable and accessible golf facilities and instruction for those who have not previously had exposure to the game and its positive values. We provide golf instruction, equipment, and life skill education to any interested junior golfer referral (ages 7 through high school).

While we are very interested in introducing kids to golf and mentoring them to be good people; our primary goal is to instill core life skills to children in the program that will be tools in their everyday lives. We want to turn out better players, but mostly we turn out better human beings.

Qualified participating youth for the “Kids on Course” program will be identified through existing non-profit organizations and school districts such as the Boys and Girls Clubs of East County, Martinez, Concord, and Pleasant Hill; the Mt. Diablo Region YMCA and YWCA, Big Brother / Big Sister, and Mt. Diablo School District.

The individual child will:

Learn golf’s positive values of honesty, integrity, sportsman keys to success.
Develop greater self-esteem, civic responsibility, and confidence to assist him/her with goal-setting skills.

As juniors move into the upper levels of the program, they become mentors and instructors in all skills to the juniors who are younger and new to the game.

“It just makes so much sense… to have an organized program with some purpose for these kids. This happens to be related to golf, but anything that gives them a purpose and a meaning to their life, that’s just so important today.”

– Jack Nicklaus

The National First Tee serves as a catalyst for the formation of local chapters, each of which is an independent 501(c) (3) corporation. Presently, the East Bay Golf Foundation has applied to become the Chapter for Contra Costa County and is being favorably considered after a site visit conducted in October by representatives of the First Tee. The Chapter is expected to be officially recognized in the Spring/Summer of 2004.

The First Tee Executive Director, Joe Louis Barrow, Jr. –the son of former heavyweight champ Joe Louis states, “The First Tee won’t teach just golf, but life skills, To teach kids to set goals, trust their judgment, and to have confidence. To get kids who would otherwise not have access to golf.”

The First Tee Teaches More than Golf.

The First Tee Life Skills Program is one of the unique features that sets The First Tee apart from many other successful junior golf programs. It is very important that youth not only improve their game through the program but they also improve themselves by learning valuable life skills, Through one-on-one relationships with mentors, and a curriculum designed exclusively for The First Tee. participants build valuable life skills including: interpersonal communication, goal setting, self-management and resistance skills.

Nine Core Values

The First Tee has established Nine Core Values that represent some of the many inherently positive values connected with the game of golf. These Nine Core Values have been incorporated into The First Tee experience. They are:

Honesty – the quality or state of being truthful; not deceptive.
Golf is unique from other sports in that players regularly call penalties on themselves.
Integrity – strict adherence to a standard of value or conduct. Personal honesty and independence.
Golf is a game of honesty, etiquette and composure. You are responsible for your actions and personal conduct on the golf course.
Sportsmanship – observing the rules of play and winning or losing with grace.
You must know and abide by the rules of golf and be able to conduct yourself in a respectful manner.
Respect – to feel or show deferential regard for, esteem.
In golf it is important to show respect for yourself, your partners, your opponents and the golf course as well as for the honor and traditions of the game.
Confidence – reliance or trust, A feeling of self-assurance.
Confidence plays a key role in the level of play that you achieve, You must have confidence in your abilities every time you play.
Responsibility – accounting for one’s actions, Dependable.
In golf, you are responsible for yourself and your actions on the golf course. It is up to you to keep score, repair divots, rake bunkers, repair ball marks on the green and keep up with the pace of play.
Perseverance – to persist in an idea, purpose or task despite obstacles.
To succeed in golf, you must learn to persevere through bad breaks and your own mistakes.
Courtesy – considerate behavior toward others. A polite remark o gesture.
A round of golf should begin and end with a handshake between fellow competitors.
Show courtesy toward others by remaining still and quiet while they prepare and execute a shot.
Judgment – the ability to make a decision or form an opinion. A decision reached after consideration.
Using good judgment is critical in golf. It comes into play when deciding on strategy, club selection, when to play safe and when to take a chance. the type of shot you consider executing, as well as understanding and abiding by etiquette.

“The First Tee..is a program that effectively uses golf, not only to provide a recreational resource that is both a life extender and life enhancer, but even more importantly, to instill core values that will provide young people with resources for living constructive lives.”

-former USGA President Sandy Tatum, President, The First Tee of San Francisco.

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