The Silver Course at Treasure Lake Resort was designed by Tom Polumbo and opened as part of this central Pennsylvania golf community near DuBois. The resort property sits in the Allegheny Plateau region, where rolling terrain and mature hardwood forests create a characteristic Pennsylvania mountain setting. The course occupies land that transitions between wooded corridors and more open areas, typical of layouts carved from second-growth forest in this part of the state. Polumbo's routing works with the natural elevation changes found throughout the property, incorporating uphill and downhill holes that require golfers to manage both distance control and ball flight in the mountain air. Water features appear on several holes, reflecting the resort's namesake lake and the network of streams and ponds that define the broader Treasure Lake development. The design emphasizes playability for resort guests and members while still presenting strategic interest through green complexes and hazard placement. Treasure Lake operates as a residential golf community with two courses, and the Silver serves as one of the primary amenities for property owners and visitors to the region. The facility caters to a mix of local members and traveling golfers exploring the Allegheny region, offering a traditional resort experience in a forested mountain environment. The course reflects the practical design approach common to many Pennsylvania resort layouts from its era, balancing challenge with accessibility for varied skill levels.