South at Silver Lake Country Club

Nice course always enjoy playing super friendly staff love the concession stands at certain locations on the course

Been playing here for over two decades. They keep the greens and fairways in great shape considering all the traffic they see and current drought.

Wish the food and drink cart came around more often. Only saw her once in the north course.

I understand that people are new at the sport. I really thank the rangers for moving the group in front of us up to speed play up. Just hated to see the group in front of us treat the course the way they did. Ex: driving way to close to the greens if not on them , yelling to each other with no regards to people around them.

Haven’t played here in 25 years. I loved the day out with buddy and other twosome we paired up with.

First 3 holes finished in 30 mins. The next 15 took 5hrs and 15 mins. Waited almost 15 mins a hole to tee off. Never again. The staff is also rude- especially towards women. Actually glad this place is closing.

Decent course but got stuck behind so many slow players. The group in front of mine caused 3 other groups to end up waiting in them at the same hole. Besides that, the course was in OK shape not the best. Course seemed VERY busy but I guess thats just the weekend. Overall, it was a decent course but slow players made it hard to enjoy.

i understand that covid has everyone trying to catch up but to allow certin groups to play 25 minutes a hole is just silly .there is no reason to play a round of golf for five and a half hours. if you don;t want to do the job let someone who will keep the game moving

Very nice course that is in excellent condition. The pace of play that we experienced was ridiculously slow and surprising to encounter considering the diligent way that the starter timed us and held us back when teeing off behind the group in front of us. There were rangers on both nines but nothing was done to speed up play.

Unfortunately it took away from a very nice course.

So I've played Silver Lake probably 2-3 times a month for the last year or two at least. So I go to schedule for this Sunday (it's Thursday am) and there are no tee times listed. I called the pro shop and I'm told they're focusing on booking 4 somes.

I've been booking as a single just fine since March this season and now they are getting restrictive to anyone but a 4 some? What kind of service is this?

Covid was a blessing to this course as unfortunate as that is to say! I almost always golf as a single and end pairing up with a group. The folks I pair up with are virtually always pleasant and even fun to pair with. Staff is always friendly. I just wish there was more food and beverages available when in play. I have not spent any time in the rest/bar, but plan to this season. I will also be purchasing a "range key" next year. I enjoy being able to chip and put on the practice greens for free when not golfing a round. and of course nice to warm up on when playing that day. I live near this course and it is the only course I golf right now. It's that good where I really don't need to venture out anywhere else. All of my experiences here have been pleasant in the least. You really can't ever go wrong with Silver Lakes Country Club for a enjoyable round of golf. Some courses, not so much and I've golfed enough of them to have good enough comparisons. That said, I might also end with the fact that I think their greens fees are reasonable for what you get out on the course, range and practice/chipping green. Check out their range key. If you can hit the range enough, the math with regard to cost vs use is really amazing. You just have to commit to take advantage of your daily access to the range. I live no more than 5 minutes away from the CC, so I could take full advantage so long as this aging body can take it. Hope this review helps and hit 'em straight, unless you need to fade or draw, in which case shape 'em well!