Santa Teresa

260 Bernal Rd, San Jose, California, 95119

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Course
18 holes

Santa Teresa Scorecard

Front 9123456789OUT
Par44345443435
Pro_(New)4165123513841664091904084363,272
Pro4164091904085123513841664363,272
Black_Tees_(6_2016)4044923433681513961624004263,142
Black_20200000000000
Middle4044923433681513961624004263,142
Black_Tees_(6_2011)4043961624004923433681514263,142
Blue_20200000000000
Blue3804823243591423851453504202,987
Blue_Rerouted(08_2011)0000000000
Handicap1593131511177
Back 9101112131415161718INTOT
Par4544343543671
Pro_(New)3835004174051843712205714213,4726,744
Pro3834984174051843712205714213,4706,742
Black_Tees_(6_2016)3734833973931713491905294073,2926,434
Black_202000000000000
Middle3734793973931713491905294073,2886,430
Black_Tees_(6_2011)3734793973931713491905294073,2886,430
Blue_202000000000000
Blue3524463613841613341484713953,0526,039
Blue_Rerouted(08_2011)00000000000
Handicap10168418141262

Tees, Slope & Course Rating

TeeSlopeCourse Rating
Pro (New)12372.2
Pro12672.5
Black Tees (6/2016)12170.8
Black 202012070.7
Middle12570.9
Black Tees (6/2011)12570.9
Blue 202011668.7
Blue11868.6
Blue Rerouted(08/2011)12269.1

Santa Teresa by the Numbers

Santa Teresa plays to a par of 71 and measures 6,744 yards from the pro_(new) tees (6,039 yards from the blue tees). The layout features 4 par-3s, 11 par-4s and 3 par-5s. The number-one handicap hole is the par-4 1st — statistically the toughest hole on the course, while the 14th rates as the most forgiving. The longest test is the 17th, stretching 571 yards from the tips, and the shortest is the 14th at 184 yards.

71
Par
6,744
Max Yardage
#1
Hardest Hole
4/11/3
Par 3s/4s/5s

About Santa Teresa

Santa Teresa Golf Course offers an engaging layout of 18 holes, spanning from a manageable 6,039 yards on the forward tees to a challenging 6,744 yards from the back. With a par of 71, players can choose from multiple tee options, including Pro, Black, and Blue tees, making it accessible for various skill levels. The course features well-maintained grass types that not only enhance its overall playability but also contribute to a pleasant experience amid the scenic surroundings. Expect a mixture of straightforward holes and tricky doglegs that will keep your strategy sharp and your game on its toes.

What to Expect

When you play at Santa Teresa, be ready for a course that challenges golfers of all handicaps, with a slope rating that provides a solid test for mid to higher handicappers. Keep an eye out for the strategically placed bunkers and the occasional water hazard that can catch you off guard, especially on approach shots. Course management is key here; knowing when to take risks and when to play it safe can make all the difference. Bring your A-game for the greens, which are often quick and can turn a good round into a great one with the right touch.

Fun Fact

Did you know that Santa Teresa was designed by renowned architect Robert Muir Graves, who incorporated the natural contours of the landscape to give the course a unique character? This thoughtful design allows for a variety of playing experiences, making it popular among local golfers.

About San Jose

San Jose, the economic heart of Silicon Valley, is a vibrant city known for its tech innovation and rich cultural heritage. With a climate that’s perfect for outdoor activities year-round, visitors can explore an array of museums, parks, and diverse dining options. Its blend of urban activities and natural beauty makes it an appealing destination for both adventure seekers and those looking to unwind.

Nearby Attractions

After your round at Santa Teresa, consider grabbing a bite at La Mediterranee, known for its delicious Mediterranean fare that’s a favorite among locals. If you’re up for some exploration, the nearby Almaden Quicksilver County Park offers great hiking trails with views of the historic mines. For a comfortable stay, check out the Hilton Garden Inn, which provides all the amenities a golfer could want after a day on the links.

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