Scorecard

FRONT NINE

BLUE (71.2/132) 303 316 174 444 145 392 159 436 363 2732 *WHITE (69.9/128) 293 301 162 420 145 381 128 425 353 2608 PAR 4 4 3 4 3 4 3 4 4 33 HANDICAP 14 10 8 2 18 6 16 4 12                         Hole 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 OUT                       HANDICAP 10 8 12 6 16 2 18 14 4   PAR 4 4 3 5/4 3 4 3 5 4 35/34 **RED (71.9/128) 274 250 157 355 132 362 109 413 343 2395

*White tees for women course rating: 74.5/131
**Red tees for men course rating: 67.9/123

BACK NINE

BLUE 209 477 439 410 170 366 536 516 370 3493 6225 WHITE 190 454 429 392 142 357 516 496 349 3325 5933 PAR 3 5 4 4 3 4 5 5 4 37 70 HANDICAP 9 17 1 5 15 13 3 11 7                             Hole 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 IN TOTAL                         HANDICAP 15 11 13 7 17 9 5 1 3     PAR 3 5 5 4 3 4 5 5 4 38 73/72 RED 178 443 418 373 130 282 467 470 336 3097 5492

Designed by:
   Tom Nicoll (1912), A.W. Tillinghast (1936) and John Harbottle (1997)

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San Jose Country Club "Rules of Play"
USGA Rules Govern All Play Except As Modified Below

1. EMBEDDED BALL: In effect "through the green" Appendix 1.
2. GROUND UNDER REPAIR:
1. Areas defined by white lines and elements within those areas.
2. French Drains in which rocks are visible or evident when probed.
3. Sod Seams for lie of ball only. Rule 25-1
4. Hillside area right of 6th green and past the cart path to the 7th tee. Relief is mandatory. As an additional option under Rule 25-1, the ball drop areas may be used. (See #7 Ball Drops)
3. DIRT ROADS AND WOOD CHIP AREAS: Played as an integral part of the golf course (other than flower beds containing wood chips).
4. OUT OF BOUNDS:
1. Inside edge of all boundary fence poles or white posts at ground level.
2. Maintenance yard and parking lot as defined by fence or posts.
3. Hole #6: White stakes and lower driving range fence.
4. Driving Range: Defined by inside of fence poles with nylon fencing on #4; lower fence poles on #6 and by white stakes behind driving range tee.
5. STAKED TREES AND FLOWER BEDS: Interference by flower beds or trees and tree wells which are staked are deemed immovable obstruction from which relief is mandatory. (See #7 Ball Drops)
6. PROTECTIVE SCREENS: Are immovable obstructions (2nd; 4th; 5th; 10th; 11th; 13th and 18th tees). Interference by growth adjacent to screens does not constitute interference. Screes adjacent to cart path (but not boundary fence) on Hole #17 are played as part of the cart path. Relief may be taken in a one-step procedure (Rule 24-2).
7. BALL DROPS: As an option under Rule 24-2. If interference occurs from the cart paths near the 6th and 8th greens, or the concrete retaining wall behind the 6th green, the ball drop area may be used. When more than one drop area is available, the closest one must be used.
8. DISTANCE MEASURING DEVICES: Limited to devices which only have distance measuring capabilities.