Santa Teresa Golf Club
Parkland

Santa Teresa Golf Club

18 holes • Par 71 • 6,166m • Slope 126

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About Santa Teresa Golf Club

Santa Teresa Golf Club is an 18-hole public course at 260 Bernal Road in south San Jose. The regulation layout is a par 71 measuring 6,742 yards from the back tees in the existing verified course record, with a 72.1 rating and 126 slope. George E.

Santana is credited with the original design, and Robert Muir Graves reworked the regulation course in 1982. The property also contains a distinct nine-hole par-27 short course, known as Shorty, which should be treated separately from the regulation layout rather than merged into its scorecard. Santa Teresa publishes daily, afternoon, twilight and super-twilight rates as well as senior, student, junior and Youth on Course pricing.

The course is an 18-hole parkland golf course. It plays to par 71, 6,166m (6,742 yards), course rating 72.1 and slope rating 126. Designed by George E. Santana, the course originally opened in 1960. It is open to the public. On-site facilities include Driving Range, Putting Green, Chipping Green, Golf Shop, Golf Lessons, Restaurant, Bar, Golf Carts.

History & Design

1960
Opened
George E. Santana
Architects
1982 by Robert Muir Graves
Redesigned
Parkland
Course Style
Long-running South San Jose public golf facility with regulation and short courses
Known For
San Jose City Championship
Hosted
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Origins

Santa Teresa became part of South San Jose's public-golf landscape around 1960. George E. Santana is credited with the original regulation-course design.

Did You Know?
The property contains both the 18-hole regulation course and a separate nine-hole par-27 short course.

Design Philosophy

The regulation routing changes character between comparatively open lower ground and the foothill terrain encountered later in the round.

Development

Robert Muir Graves reworked the regulation course in 1982. The facility later added the separate Shorty nine-hole par-27 course, broadening its beginner and short-game offering.

Today

Santa Teresa remains a public daily-fee facility with regulation golf, a short course, range, instruction and extensive age-based pricing.

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Facilities

Driving RangePutting GreenChipping GreenGolf ShopGolf LessonsRestaurantBarGolf Carts

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Green Fees

Fee TypePriceNotes
Other
18 Holes - Daily - Monday to Thursday$54—
18 Holes - Daily - Friday$59—
18 Holes - Afternoon - Monday to Thursday$43—
18 Holes - Afternoon - Friday$48—
Back 9 - Monday to Thursday$28Available for nine holes during the first hour of morning tee times.
Back 9 - Friday$30Available for nine holes during the first hour of morning tee times.
Short Course - Monday to Friday$15Separate par-27 nine-hole Shorty course.
Weekend
18 Holes - Daily - Weekend & Holiday$79—
18 Holes - Afternoon - Weekend & Holiday$58—
18 Holes - Twilight - Weekend & Holiday$42—
18 Holes - Super Twilight - Weekend & Holiday$32—
Back 9 - Weekend & Holiday$40Available for nine holes during the first hour of morning tee times.
Short Course - Weekend & Holiday$20Separate par-27 nine-hole Shorty course.
Twilight
18 Holes - Twilight - Monday to Thursday$35—
18 Holes - Twilight - Friday$39—
18 Holes - Super Twilight - Monday to Thursday$26—
18 Holes - Super Twilight - Friday$29—
Weekday
Senior 62+ - Weekday$40Excludes holidays.
Student - Weekday$23Ages 18-22, enrolled full time; availability restrictions apply.
Junior - Weekday$17Under 18; availability restrictions apply.

Prices are indicative and subject to change. Contact the course to confirm current rates.

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Course Design

Architects & designers

GS

George E. Santana began his career as a greenskeeper and later superintendent at San Jose Country Club, rising from…

RG

Robert Muir Graves (1930–2003) was an American landscape architect who transitioned into golf course design around…