Be A Tourist In Your Own Community
Tennis World
At Tennis World, you will find beginning to advanced players of all age groups who enjoy the social and health aspects of the sport. Tennis World provides the opportunity for U.S.T.A. league play, monthly round robins, tournaments, summer youth clinics, and group or private lessons and more. Tennis World also offers a full-service pro shop and game matching services.
Tennis World offers Junior Summer Golf Clinics and Tennis World Summer Camps.
Tennis World is located at 68198 Diamondhead Drive East in the East Recreation area of Diamondhead. For more information,click here.
Golf
The Pine course has well-placed bunkers and water that comes into play on many shots. The Pine plays to 6,832 yards from the blue tees and is rated 72.6.
The Cardinal course offers up wooded, gently rolling terrain with no parallel fairways and extra long sand bunkers. The Cardinal plays to 6,730 yards and is rated 72.6.
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The focus of the Golf Academy of Diamondhead is to provide quality golf instruction to varying ages and skill levels. Programs are available for adults and children (grades 1 through 9) with specials offered throughout the year.
Marina
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Overnight Slip Rental: For more information, go to www.diamondheadms.org/marina.
Diamondhead Country Club - open to the public
​Their full-service restaurant features an excellent a la carte menu, chef specials, lunch and dinner specials and a fabulous Sunday Brunch. Thursdays are karaoke night, and Friday nights feature live entertainment and dancing in the 19th Hole Bar & Grill.
Parks and Recreation
One new site is the Maluhia Garden. The Maluhia Garden is a volunteer-maintained, contribution-funded garden designed as a pleasing site for walking and enjoying nature. The garden’s property was originally owned by Diamondhead Property Owners Association (POA) but was turned over to the City of Diamondhead.
Through fundraisers, grants and donations of horticulture, material and labor, the garden has been landscaped and developed with 11 flower beds bordered with castle wall bricks, a watering system, power to key areas in the garden, three bridges, a flagpole and seating area for VFW Post 2880, a gazebo, a gardener’s retreat, 900 feet of walkway, 470 feet of fencing, a sign designating the garden, and a dedication brick installation area shaped like the Diamondhead logo.
Most recently, a Blue Star Memorial Byway marker was installed and dedicated as part of a veteran’s memorial area.
For a list of cycling, walking, hiking, and the country club walking trail go to http://diamondhead.ms.gov/activities/