Scottsdale Silverado Golf Club

Nice course with lots of unusual features. People walking and biking down the sides of fairways.

Weather was unusually cold, wet and windy but it was nice to play considering it was February.

For the price we paid for a round, I would think they would have nicer golf carts. The golf carts are very basic and appeared old. The course was in great shape. A bit wet due to the recent rains.

First time playing this course, we loved the course. People were very friendly and the staff members Courtney, Paul were helpful and friendly made us want to stay another day

I am a new member to Golf Now & made my reservation, a foursome, at Silverado through Golf Now. Our tee time was at 12:22pm. That mid-morning we got a call from our fourth saying he had come down with something & couldn't play. I told the worker in the pro shop & I thought the fee was taken of, but obviously not. I just received an email saying my credit card would be charged $150.00.

Secondly, I and my group have been surprised & disappointed at the big jump in greens fees at Silverado & other courses this year. We have been coming the last 30 years to Scottsdale the last week in January but this may be our last. Most of our guys are from Oklahoma (two even own condos at Sienna 1/4 mile away). I live in western Florida & the guys have asked me to look into moving our January trip there next year. We are not happy about leaving, but when green fees effectively double that's ridiculous & we can play Florida courses for a lot less.

Friendly welcome and a great day for golf. Course was mainly in good shape and was well set up for medium handicap. Would play again.

The staff was outstanding, the fellows working the carts, bags and starting were awesome and so friendly, started our round with a smile!

This course is fun for all levels of golfers. The staff are super friendly and very helpful. The course is very well kept. We had a great time!

Shorter course, above average conditions overall but greens were ball marked and only average.

Great layout. Front 9 favors recoverable hooks or slices. Back 9 has some entertaining blind spots. Sight lines are friendly. This course is good preparation for course like Troon North, and Front 9 of Boulders.