Scottsdale Silverado Golf Club

Excellent course. Not the most Challenging course, but, an excellent way to sharpen your skills, try new things, and just have a fun afternoon of golf.

The course was in great shape and played well! I like the layout of the stages they have for warm-up before you’re round of golf. Start at the putting green, hit into the nets, then Chip.

The front pace went great. The back nine was bunched up after the 11th. We tried to skip ahead but there was no opening. We played 18th then left. It seemed like foursomes skipped ahead anticipating not being able to finish before sunset.

I enjoy playing this course when wintering in AZ. Love the second 9 holes which has more elevation change and is more challenging. They have a putting green and chipping area. Instead of a driving range they have area where you can hit balls into a net which accommodates 4 people. This area is TERRIBLE. The net has holes in it which captures you ball and the surface you hit off of is a cement pad with indoor/outdoor carpeting with no pad underneath it. This results in your club bouncing off the turf. When paying $150-$200 a round with no driving range, you would expect a top notch warm up area.

One of the best experiences I’ve ever had golfing. The staff is outstanding and should be commended for just doing such an excellent job. If there were an option to give more stars I would be all over that

Pace of play a little slow but the course is fun. Way overpriced but it was because it’s February and all those courses in Scottsdale like to price gouge this time of year. You’re paying for the weather in most cases because no course is worth 200+ dollars. I’d pay 75 for Silverado at most but I needed a tee time for me and my son and the other courses were 300+. So we bit the bullet and paid the 208 each. Staff was amazing in the pro shop and course. Marshall’s can/should help coach people on keeping pace.

Nice course layout but a little pricey. Staff was very friendly. GPS or a map would be very helpful.