Silverado Country Club & Resort (North)

Overview: The North Course at Silverado Country Club and Resort is a public parkland layout in Napa Valley, set among mature trees and vineyard country. Its routing uses narrow corridors, changes in ground and shaped greens to reward placement. The resort setting is balanced by a traditional inland course character.

History: Silverado's original 18-hole history dates to the mid-1950s, with the North Course commonly dated to 1955. Robert Trent Jones Jr. redesigned the North layout in the 1960s, and Johnny Miller later became associated with the resort's modern golf identity. The North routing is distinct from the South Course.

Did You Know? The North Course sits at 1600 Atlas Peak Road and shares the resort with another named course. That routing name matters because Napa references sometimes describe Silverado generally without specifying North or South.