Silver Brooke Golf Club
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Located in Lisle just north of Toronto, Silver Brooke Golf Club is carved out of forests of maples, birches, and pines. The front nine is more heavily wooded than the back nine, which feature more traditional links-style holes. The golf course’s scenic landscape is seeded with blue grass and fescue that nicely contrasts with the white sand bunkers throughout. There are tight fairways and numerous water hazards including several narrow ponds that make accuracy a necessity. Golfers are quickly introduced to the challenges of Silver Brooke Golf Club with a par-5 that seems short but features a tricky narrow fairway, a trap 225 yards out on the right, and an out-of-bounds on the left.
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Great Course
Front 9 is beautiful little long in between holes for a. Walker but very nice greens nice bunkers and a overall fun course especially for the price !! Will definitely be playing again
Silverbrooke
Fantastic layout. Got paired with two fantastic women who were very gracious. Great greens. Thinking of becoming a member.
ice course , unfortunately they had airated front nine , and were doing same to back 9 that day. Soo had to play airated front 9 twice. i. Soo slow play.Other times i played course was good..
Pleasantly Surprised!
I’ve been living within 30 minutes of this course and never heard of it until featured. Played today and really enjoyed the course. The course was in excellent condition given the lack of rain we have had. We will definitely go back this year and probably more than once. Great Value.
A nice challenge
This course is a good test for your game especially from the back tees. The front nine wanders through wooded areas with fairly narrow fairways. The back nine is links style, very open and wider fairways but wind can be an issue. Definitely recommended for a replay.
Enjoyable
WE played 9 holes walking and there are long distances top cover between tees. Greens were in terrific shape and we wil be back to play 18 in the near future.
Slow Play
Have played this course many times but this was the first time that I played on a weekend. What normally takes 3 1/2 - 4 hours with a cart , took 5 1/2 hours. There was no Marshall to keep the pace of play moving and it appeared that the two groups of "weekend duffers" ahead of us , could care less about golf etiquette. My advice would be to skip weekend golf at this course.
There was a tournament about to start, and for some reason to staff was off in la-la land.
They tried to start us on the back nine, while the front nine was empty. We were fifth group on 10th tee. Back to pro shop to complain, got sent to front nine; but had to play the front nine twice.
I,'ve played this course a few times, and that day was a bizarre aberration.
Other than that the cousre I saw was in great shape. I do recommend a cart though, there,s a significant hike between some holes