Scottsdale Silverado Golf Club

Owner of the course played a 5 some. Slowed down play dramatically. I went to the pro shop and asked to reserve a 5 some. They said they don’t allow that. So now i’ll go somewhere else. Nice job Mr Big.

We even called the clubhouse to complain. The Marshall came out but did not change. We could see one of the slowest groups 5 holes ahead and one was on his cell phone. What should have been 4 hours was 4 hours 45 minutes

The course was in horrible conditions and given the cost it is not worth the money they charge. There are much better choices for the same kind of money.

The course is fine. Super hard and dry which makes the course play very short. We played $90 for twilight amount. It's hard to believe this is the type of course that warrants over $120 for a standard tee time. It's very mediocre quality. The staff and all was very nice.

Open course with lots of room for missed shots off tee. Greens were not in good shape and sand was also bad. Fairways rolled so you got that benefit working for you on miss hits too. All in probably would just play a cheaper course for that quality.

Course was well kept !

Staff was friendly and helpful

We will be playing again this week.

Great layout and friendly fairways made for a great round for mid to high handicappers.

Just enough challenges to make for an interesting round

Enjoyed by all. Greens were very true and made for easy straight putts .

Course was very dry, fairways were brutal. Only a couple of holes were in decent shape.

Way to expensive for the poor quality course that it is.

Was in town for a few days and decided to play one extra round of golf. We settled on Silverado based on proximity, reviews, and availability for our specific tee time. There were plenty of times available even a day or 2 before but it was a mistake. It was about $150 a round for some of the worst conditions. The folks on the course are nice but I would not play here ever again. First, they do maintainence during the day while you’re playing. Want to tee off or hit a shot from the fairway? Wait for the grounds team to move their machines and carts. This was the case for the front 9 the day I went which was unbelievable. The fairways and course condition was just as tragic. The fairways are cement so if you usually take divots, you likely will need a cast on your wrist or elbow after your round. Sand traps were terrible. Hard sand and not enough sand. My leading wrist was in extreme pain after 5 holes. Don’t be fooled by the aesthetics of how they directionally mow their fairways.

Some of the holes are behind each other so for some holes you’d have to drive the cart a few minutes just to get to the next hole. The layout was weird and there are public trails that run through the course so be careful of random bikers or people on skates cruising by.

Skip this course and play somewhere else