Scottsdale Silverado Golf Club

One of our favorite courses to play once the summer rates kick in .. pace of play a tad slow which can be a problem in 100 degree weather heat .. otherwise, great play .. kitchen amenities bad; quesadilla overcooked to charred and hot dog and bun also charred ..won’t buy food from there again

The course was just so so. Nothing too memorable except that it was in a busy area.

The course was all good. My one issue was the grass on the fairways was tight. No cushion at all to speak of and the soil is black sticky dirt so for a chunkier it could be tuff to get the ball up.

First time playing the course. Booked early tee time. Staff was friendly and helpful. Pace of play was great but we were maybe third group off. Course was in good shape. Greens were firm and fast. The lack of a driving range was a bummer but they did have net bays by the first tee box. I would definitely play this course again.

It was perfect but the cart wa SO hard to turn….something wrong with the steering wheel system!!!

2 hours 40 minutes to play the front nine…just not acceptable. Couldn’t finish the back nine as sunset with 4 holes to go…Every tee and every shot waiting. Not sure where the problem was or if they booked too many.

Conditions were ok with a little chewed up on tees and close to greens.

At my age or 77 shorter courses provide a more enjoyable round.

The fairways were not as good as they should be for April 20th. The tee boxes were showing quite a bit of wear and the greens were thin in many spots.

Even though many carts were replaced last year there is still no GPS or even a cooler attached to the carts. Obviously, no complimentary water either.

The practice green is fine, but no driving range available.

A lot of negatives for $130.

Man the guys working there are weird! Off-hand comments checking in, strange questions, and worst of all pressing us for tips at the end of my round. Decent course though ok conditions

We were extremely disappointed by the course. Paying $300 per person, I would expect the course to be outstanding. Maybe worth $85 for 18 holes - definitely not $300. The back nine was slightly better than the front nine. Not a course I would recommend or play again. Bummed we didn’t golf somewhere else and save some money or have a better experience. We did golf at other clubs in the area over the weekend that were priced lower and phenomenal courses. Made us regret our choice to play Silverado even more. At least should have a real driving range and not just a couple nets.

Even on a weekend, $199 is overpriced. The tee boxes and some spots on the fairways were beat up and in bad shape. Some traps didn't have enough sand. Nice wide fairways, which gave me less opportunities to get in trouble. Even though the group in front of us had a 5 some, we kept pace.

The entire staff was friendly. However, I didn't understand why we had to order our food and drinks just inside , and not get served outside on the patio?

We have played better courses for a lot less money. It’s more a $75 18 hole course. Definitely not worth the $209 we paid. We played the Biltmore for less money today and it is our favorite course EVER! Don’t waste your money on 💩 Silverado!!!

This course is easily playable in 3 hours

or a bit more. We teed off 25 minutes after scheduled time. Course was overly packed with foursomes except for single playing ahead of course. We gave up after 13 holes. We should have easily completed all 18 holes. Also, course was in desperate need of water. Grass was exceeding thin throughout. Course would be a hidden gem if pace of play was controlled (starting with over scheduling) and proper watering.

The front nine conditions are not very good. The back nine conditions are a little better. But the bunkers are terrible. There are very long rides (probably more than 400 yards) after three of the holes on the back nine. Signage to direct you toward the start of these long rides and the distance to travel does not exist. The travel from 11th green to the 12th tee is on a long narrow sidewalk in front of houses that are not on the course property. The front nine does not return to the clubhouse if you want to grab some food.