
Architect
William F. Bell
Established
1967
Par / Length
27 / 1012y
Access
Private
Green Fee
Private
Overview: The Short Nine at the Villages is a historic and charm-filled private enclave located in the heart of San Jose. Designed by the legendary William F. Bell and opened in 1967, the course is a traditional executive layout characterized by its narrow fairways, mature stands of landscaping, and exceptionally smooth putting surfaces. The layout meanders through a serene landscape of natural topography and mature landscaping, providing a quiet and professionally-managed round that preserves a nostalgic "oasis-like" atmosphere. Characterized by its technical green complexes and its quiet, "old-world" elegance, the Short Nine provides a consistent and engaging test of the short game.
Did You Know? The course is situated within a prestigious retirement community and is noted for its exceptional environmental sustainability and its role as a vital social hub for the local community; its strategic design and its impeccably manicured conditions have made it a favorite for travelers seeking a unique challenge in a relaxed resort setting.
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