Silverstone Golf Course — Valley / Mountain Scorecard

About Silverstone Golf Course

Silverstone Golf Course, also known as Silverstone Golf Club, was a popular golfing destination in Las Vegas, Nevada, United States. However, the golf course has permanently closed and is no longer in operation. Silverstone Golf Course, located in northwest Las Vegas, was initially designed by renowned golf course architect Robert Cupp. It opened for play in 2001 and quickly gained recognition for its unique layout and challenging course design. The course spanned over 6,800 yards and featured 18 holes, providing both avid golfers and beginners with an enjoyable golfing experience. Throughout its operation, Silverstone Golf Course hosted various prestigious events and tournaments, attracting golf enthusiasts from around the country. The course was known for its scenic views, beautiful landscapes, and well-maintained fairways and greens. Unfortunately, due to financial difficulties, Silverstone Golf Course closed its doors permanently in 2014. The closure was met with disappointment from local golfers and the golfing community. Since then, the site has remained closed, with no further plans for reopening or redevelopment as a golf course. While Silverstone Golf Course is no longer available for golfers to enjoy, Las Vegas still offers a variety of other exceptional golf courses for enthusiasts to experience. Some renowned alternatives include Bali Hai Golf Club, Cascata Golf Course, and Shadow Creek Golf Course, among others.

Course details

• Number of holes: 18
• Par: 72
• Standard Scratch Score: 70.2
• Slope index: 132
• Tees available: 1

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