From the first hole to the last, I was impressed and quite pleased. The course conditions are very good, although when I played it in June 2021, several greens were diseased and quite sick looking. Su... Continue »

From the first hole to the last, I was impressed and quite pleased. The course conditions are very good, although when I played it in June 2021, several greens were diseased and quite sick looking. Such a shame and sad, but I was told they will recover. The course is set beneath a magnificent mountain, and some holes play right up against it; spectacular views abound. There are several lakes. One par 5 on the front is especially awesome and difficult. The second shot has to carry water, and the lake plays up the left side of the fairway all the way to the green. Very dangerous! I found the front nine to be superior to the back 9. With the exception of a few holes, the back plays pretty tight, so that can feel a little uncomfortable at times. i think it's a matter of the lack of usable space constricting the holes, that I didn't feel on the front.
Aside from the golf, which I highly recommend, the clubhouse is just a trailer. and then the drive to the first tee takes a couple of minutes. It's a tad peculiar for the first tee to be so far from the check in area. The 18th green is similarly far from "home". It's just odd to me, though not necessarily bad. As of August 2021, it appears there will be massive development of hotels and/or houses on the course. I can't say that will improve the experience for golfers. For me, I absolutely do not like playing golf holes with homes lining them. for now, there are no homes so I guess I better get my rounds in there while I can, haha
I recommend Silverrock as a high end and memorable round of golf.