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Silverado Resort in Napa, California, is a 36-hole golf facility consisting of two distinct 18-hole courses, the North and South. The original 18-hole course opened in 1955 and became the North Course. , and the North was later renovated by Johnny Miller.
Silverado's current official course page lists the North at par 72, 6,793 yards, rating 72.6 and slope 133, and the South at par 72, 6,685 yards, rating 72.6 and slope 131. Access is restricted to registered resort guests and club members, with tee times booked through the golf shop. Silverado has hosted extensive professional golf: the North staged PGA TOUR events beginning with the Kaiser International era and again from 2014, while the South hosted senior-tour competition from 1989 through 2002.
The course is a 36-hole resort golf course. Designed by Robert Trent Jones Jr and Robert Trent Jones Sr, the course originally opened in 1955. It is open to resort guests. On-site facilities include Driving Range, Golf Academy, Golf Shop, Accommodation, Restaurant, Spa.
Golf arrived at the historic Napa property in 1955 with an original 18-hole course, now known as the North Course. The resort itself developed around land whose earlier history included General John Franklin Miller's nineteenth-century La Vergne estate.
A major expansion in 1966 transformed Silverado into a 36-hole golf facility. Robert Trent Jones and Robert Trent Jones Jr. are associated with this phase.
Decades later Johnny Miller and partners purchased Silverado in 2010, and Miller undertook a renovation of the North Course.
Silverado has a long professional-tournament history. The North hosted PGA TOUR events from the late 1960s through 1980 and returned to the PGA TOUR schedule in 2014. The South hosted senior professional events from 1989 through 2002.
Silverado operates the North and South as separate par-72 courses. Golf access is restricted to registered resort guests and members.
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