Silver Oak Golf

Hole-by-hole yardages in Carson City, Nevada — front, center and back to every green.

Par 716,070 yd18 holes1251 Country Club Drive, Carson City

Every hole, front to back

Measured from the tee to the front, center and back of each green. Green depth is the gap between the front and back numbers — on a deep green a back pin can be two clubs more than a front pin.

Hole	Par	To front	To center	To back	Green depth
1	4	334	348	361	27
2	3	110	126	140	30
3	5	462	474	482	20
4	4	282	303	318	36
5	4	280	294	309	29
6	3	118	134	148	30
7	3	152	172	191	39
8	4	399	412	426	27
9	5	465	483	502	37
10	4	337	357	377	40
11	4	342	359	379	37
12	3	192	218	243	51
13	4	415	425	435	20
14	3	163	177	192	29
15	5	529	545	559	30
16	4	348	360	372	24
17	4	326	345	371	45
18	5	528	538	555	27
Out	35		2,746
In	36		3,324
Total	71		6,070

What the numbers say about Silver Oak Golf

51 yd is the deepest green, on hole 12. The shallowest is hole 3 at 20 yd — that is the difference between a front pin and a back pin.
The longest hole is 15 at 545 yd; the shortest is 2 at 126 yd.
5 par 3s and 4 par 5s. Out 35 / in 36.
42 bunkers are mapped around the greens and landing areas.
Water is in play on 4 of the 18 holes.
The hardest stretch on paper is 8 through 10, 1,252 yards of golf back to back.
Greens average 32 yd front to back, about average — pin position is worth a club here.

More courses in Nevada

Measured the same way — front, center and back to every green.

Sunridge Golf Club7 mi · par 72 · 6,754 yd
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Genoa Golf Club - Ranch Course10 mi · par 72 · 7,042 yd
Incline Village Golf Courses - Mountain Course10 mi · par 59 · 3,356 yd
Montreux Golf Course12 mi · par 73 · 7,291 yd
Dayton Valley Golf Course13 mi · par 72 · 6,989 yd

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Yardages are measured from the mapped shape of each green, not copied from a printed card, so they can differ from a scorecard by a few yards — a card gives one number per tee, these are measured to the green itself. Hole shapes and par come from OpenStreetMap contributors under the Open Database License, and run through automatic checks. If a number looks wrong, tell us and we will fix it.