Silverado Resort

Frequently Asked Questions

I hear Silverado has two courses - North and South. Which one offers the better experience for a serious golfer?

For a true challenge and the PGA Tour experience, you absolutely want to play the North Course; it's tighter and demands precision. The South Course is more forgiving with wider fairways, offering a relaxed, scenic round if you're looking for less pressure.

Considering Napa Valley's appeal, when is the ideal time of year to visit Silverado Resort for golf and to enjoy the region?

We recommend spring or fall for the best combination of perfect golf weather and prime wine-tasting conditions in Napa Valley. While summer can be hot, you might find better deals, and winter offers a quieter, cooler experience with fewer crowds.

The North Course hosts the Fortinet Championship. How does playing it compare to what you see on TV, and what should I expect from that PGA Tour pedigree?

You'll find the North Course lives up to its PGA Tour reputation - it's a legitimate test, especially with its tight fairways and challenging greens. Expect pristine conditions and a layout that truly makes you feel like a pro, particularly on those dramatic finishing holes.

Silverado is a well-known resort in Napa. Is the golf experience worth the investment, and what should I budget for a round?

Yes, we believe the golf experience at Silverado is absolutely worth the investment for its quality and location. Green fees are typical for a top-tier resort in a prime destination, so budget anywhere from $200-300+ depending on the season and if you're staying on-site, which often includes better rates.

Beyond the golf, what makes Silverado Resort a great destination, especially for those looking to combine a golf trip with the Napa Valley experience?

Silverado truly shines as a full-service resort, offering excellent dining, multiple pools, and a fantastic spa for post-round relaxation or for non-golfers. Its prime location means you're just minutes from world-class wineries and restaurants, making it easy to blend your golf with the best of Napa Valley.