North at Silver Lake Country Club

Had to abandon the round after 7 holes, which took 2 and a half hours. Marshals were not keeping groups on pace and too many groups were on the course. Need to spread out tee times and enforce pace of play. Will certainly never be returning here, even though I got a rain check for the last 11 holes. You just can’t expect people to play a seven hour round.

Took us 5 hours and 23 minutes to complete the round. Luckily it was a very nice day. The halfway house was only covered with on person and there were 15 people waiting to order something

We were a 3-some, took us 3.5 hours to play 9 holes. No rangers keeping pace. They had people starting every 8 minutes. Very poor course management. Spoke with some other people and they said it’s like this all the time.

Paid $80 per person for the round + cart. The pace of play might have been the worst I’ve ever experienced. Basically 6 hours. Course was not in great shape. Very dry and fairways were not maintained. First hole has driving range balls all over the fairway? Group in front of us had no business playing the back tees but did anyways, and then re-teed multiple times, searched for their balls nonstop. You need a ranger. Nonetheless a day on the course is better than a day not on the course. Cheers and I’ll never be back 🦦

Pace of play was really slow over 5 hours condition of the greens is not good everything else is good

They really stack the tee times here which is surprising given there are two courses. Could make a better experience by going every 10-12 minutes instead of 7 minutes. Course was in good shape. Staff was friendly. Just too hectic with the amount of golfers- 4.5 hour round when you tee off at 7 seems like a lot.

Well maintained tee boxes, fairways, traps and greens. Nice layout with a good number of doglegs (south course).

Tee off at 2:45pm, didn't finish till 8:40pm. Probably the slowest round of golf in my life, wouldn't recommend playing here past noon since it plays horribly slow. Starter was trying to push people on but overall they booked way to many people.

They sent us off at 2:12 and we didn’t finish until 8 PM. They held an outing on a Saturday in the middle of the day and allowed us to tee off after them.

Course was in great condition (albeit a little wet from rain earlier in the week).

Only gripe was pace of play was tough on the front 9. This cleared up on the back 9.

Went here for the first time on Sunday, May 6, played the north course, and I will DEFINITELY be back. Greens were in amazing condition, starter was great, had a cart girl drive past 4 times throughout 18... great course, and for $65? Cannot beat it. Only gripe would be the pace of play was brutal. We were on track for a 5.5 to 6-hour round through 9, luckily some people in front of us only played 9 so it ended up being a 5-hour round. 100% would recommend

Course conditions were good - fairways in good shape, the greens were a bit slow. The course is pretty flat and there is not much to the course. The holes are pretty much side by side. Lot of people hitting into our fairway and ball confusion. There are some mature trees which help with the views. Overall, it's an okay course. I wanted to try it since I've never played it before. None of the holes are that memorable. It was a good day to golf though, so I can't complain too much.

I’ve been going to Silver Lake Country Club for years. I had my wedding reception here over 8 years ago. However, this most recent round I played was nothing short of upsetting.

First, there was a frost delay which had us teeing off almost an hour and a half after the scheduled tee time. I wished the club house would have notified me when I checked in and offered me the option to reschedule or cancel my tee time.

Second, the greens need work. There are some very noticeable dead spots starting to show on the majority of the greens. I recognize that it is early in the season, but you could see where the last 20 holes were punched as well, and it left me sour when I had no choice but to roll my putt over a former hole only to watch it bounce up and away.

Third, I would love to see disposal boxes for used tees on every tee box. The amount of broken and used tees is obnoxious and having no place to put them leaves the players with no choice but to perpetuate the cycle.

Finally, it was a Sunday. The men’s club was out. Everyone was delayed, and the South Course concession stand was closed.

Ultimately an upsetting round, but hopefully things improve for the remainder of the season and beyond.