Silver Creek Golf Course

3.3

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About Silver Creek Golf Course

Golf Club Overview

Address: RR 2, New Norway, Alberta, T0B 3L0 Canada

Tel: 780-855-3982

Golf Club Facilities

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Visitor Information & Green Fees

* Any prices shown are guide prices, please confirm with the course prior to booking.

Courses & Scorecards

Course	Tee	Par	SSS	Yards
North	Blue	36	0	3130
North	White	36	0	2878
South	White	36	0	3210
West	White	36	0	2984
North/South	White	72	68 [111]	6088
North/West	White	72	68 [113]	5862
South/West	White	72	69 [117]	6194

Silver Creek Golf Course Reviews

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3.3 Golfshake Rating

2 Reviews

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Enda M rated 4 out of 5

Reviewed Jun 2 2015

Good course, bit windy the day we played it. North and South courses are more mature than West. XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

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Enda M rated 3 out of 5

Reviewed Jul 26 2014

Silver Creek Golf Course is a down to earth golf course, relaxed and fairly casual, which is perfect for me. The facilities are good and wholesome food is served. The course itself is well manicured and the greens are in great condition, considering it was only opened a few weeks after the winter break when I played it. The water hazards are tricky, in particular over the par 3 8th on North course, a signature hole in my opinion. I believe the 9th green on the most recently opened West course is over water on a dog leg right fairway. A tough hole if you slice right or drive too long, either way your ball is getting wet! The West is more open as there are far fewer mature trees as result of it being most recently established. The rest of the course is well established having been built in the 1990s. Overall a nice course and worth a visit.