Scottsdale Silverado Golf Club

Overview: Scottsdale Silverado Golf Club is a public 18-hole course in central Scottsdale with elevated tees, undulating ground and views toward Camelback, Mummy and the McDowell Mountains. The Graves and Gilmore design measures 6,313 yards from the longest published tees and plays to par 70. It is built for approachability, but water, bunkering and uneven lies still ask players to manage angles and distance rather than simply swing for length.

History: Silverado opened in 2000 as a public-private partnership involving the City of Scottsdale and local developers. The course has retained its role as an accessible city golf option while presenting the visual scale of a resort course. Its central location and mountain views have made it a practical stop for golfers staying in Scottsdale who want a full-length round without leaving the urban golf corridor.

Did You Know? The 18th is a 157-yard par three played from an elevated tee toward water and four bunkers, with the Mummy Mountains behind the green. It is a compact finishing hole that concentrates the course's main themes of scenery, risk and visual drama into one final shot.