Silverbell Municipal Golf Course

This course was re-designed in 2006...and the designer screwed up on drainage. Rain the morning of play turned that course into a mud bath...we had an older person with us and they had no handicap flags as they were stolen they said, no 90 degree rule and walking from cart path to your ball h back could be 100 yards...it was ludicrous and the starter that morning was not helpful or customer oriented at all

3 walkers and a cart who teed off 3 groups ahead of us at fell a hole behind and no consequences for them just us waiting on every shot.We could see them and they hax no pace.

The course was in good condition, with over seeded fairways and greens. The green fairways were nice to hit from. Some of the cartpaths are in need of some TLC, and sand traps need refreshing, but overall it was a fun round of golf.

Overseeding pretty good (fairways), greens very good. Some attention needs to paid to irrigation leaks. Quite a few areas were pretty wet from what was apparently a leak.

Cart paths could also use some attention.

The grass on the greens was almost as long as fairway grass on a decent course. To determine how to expect the ball to behave on the greens was practically impossible. These greens reminded me of temporary greens sometimes used by courses when an actual green is under construction.

The entire course looked unkept to the point I wondered if the grounds crew was on strike.

Greens were brutal and seem like they’re neglected

First time taking my teenaged daughter to golf so we went late as not to slow anyone down. She definitely enjoyed her first time though it was crazy hot out. Great course for a first timer.

Hadn’t played Silverbell in 20+ years and I was happily surprised. For being a muni course pace was good, greens were better than expected and taken care of. It’s jume so it’s hot and the lack of rain is and water is evident with the rollout on fairways. HOWEVER I would definitely play there again and plan to again soon.