The prestigious Presidio Golf Course opened for public play in 1995 and has quickly gained a reputation as one of the nation’s top public courses. Designed with tight fairways and strategically placed bunkers, this 18-hole “hilly” golf course offers a unique challenge for golfers and plays 6,500 yards of challenging golf.

Tournament Director: John Driver; john.driver.333@gmail.com

This is a fun event and a really interesting golf course.
Well worth the time playing and there are some great views.

All information changed on 2024-4-25, 8:30am

T-Sheet : T-Sheet
Flights : Flights
S-Cards: Scorecards
Rules : Rules

For more views: https://www.presidiogolf.com/course/photo-gallery/

Each year we host a shotgun start at Baylands followed by our annual meeting. This is an opportunity to hear how things are going with the club, share your thoughts/feedback, and find ways to participate in its future development.

Lunch will be provided directly following the conclusion of play.

Tournament Information:

Tee Sheet

Rules Sheet

Flights

Scorecards

Tournament Director: Niraj Jain, nirajjain.usa@gmail.com

Coyote Creek is one of the more challenging, enjoyable courses we get to play each year. This year, we’ll be playing the Tournament Course and the format is Individual Low net.

Tournament Director: Nick Kendall; nkendall@yahoo.com

With lush manicured fairways and challenging greens, golfing at Coyote Creek golf course is the kind of remarkable experience that you’ll never forget. Coyote Creek boasts not one, but two well-balanced courses designed by golf legend Jack Nicklaus that golfers of every skill level will enjoy. The Tournament Course was created with the more experienced golfer in mind so be prepared to face intricate fairways and terrain while playing this course. A series of four lakes and two waterfalls acts as a grand centerpiece for the final holes of this course.

The tournament format is a 2-man team best ball (also known as Four Ball). This tournament will be selecting 2 teams to represent the Club in the NCGA Senior Four Ball tournament. Though, please note that this a club tournament is open to all players regardless of age.

To qualify for the NCGA Senior portion, players must be 55 years of age as of September 1st.  Two teams will advance to the next round of qualifying in August at a nearby course. Qualifiers from the second round of qualifying will move on to the finals at Poppy Hills.

Tournament Director: Andrew Clauson; aclauson87@gmail.com

Drive on down to beautiful Monterey, Poppy Hills welcomes you to put the busy world behind you and surround yourself in nature. Each uniquely crafted hole is chiseled through the towering Monterey Pines of the Del Monte Forest, offering sneak peaks of the beautiful and iconic Monterey Bay and a chance to watch playful young deer among the freshly sprung California Poppy. It’s is a beautiful, lush, hilly course with a lot of quirk and intrigue.

Format: TBD

Tournament Director: Doug Marinkovich; dmarinko@gmail.com

Ranked by Golf Digest as one of the “Best Places to Play” (4.5 out of 5 stars), TPC Harding Park continues to be a “must-play” for San Francisco and Bay Area residents and visitors alike.

The 18-hole, par-72 Harding Park Course is situated on a gently rolling peninsula surrounded by the shores of Lake Merced in San Francisco.

Tournament Director: Chris Walker; christopher.walker6@hotmail.com

Ever wonder what a course would be like from the front tees? Well now’s your time to experience it. Join us for our annual Green, White, & Blue Tournament where you have to play from each set of tees 6-times during the round. You’ll experience Baylands like you’ve never before.

Tournament Director: James Kaku; jkaku89@gmail.com

In a twist of irony, the original, very-flat course was named the “Hill Course” in honor of Captain Arthur S. Hill, the Commanding Officer at Moffett when the facility opened in 1959. Designed by Bob E. Baldock, the course began as a 9-hole venue before expanding to 18-holes 10 years later.

In 2007 improvements were made to recontour terrain, add partial concrete cart paths, bunker restoration, and greens modification. The golf course remains at par 72, playing to a maximum of 6,575 yards from the challenging blue tees.

Tournament Director: Nick Kendall; nkendall@yahoo.com

Opening in 1973, The Old Course is an American classic designed by Arnold Palmer and Francis Duane. A lush parkland design, it features distinguishing edges and corridor views of the Pacific. The course includes several challenging dog-legs, multiple water hazards and tree-lined fairways which rewards the strategic player over long-hitters.

The finishing hole is the postcard photo and one of golf's highest ranked holes in the country—a 405-yard par-four stunner framed by the blue Pacific.

Tournament Director: Doug Marinkovich; dmarinko@gmail.com

As if golf isn’t hard enough, join us for one of our favorite events of the year…a 5-club challenge. Fortunately, it’s at our home course Baylands so you’ll have local knowledge on your side. What 5 clubs will you choose? Will you putt with a driver? Will you chip with a 9 iron? Decisions, decisions.

Tournament Director: Chris Walker; christopher.walker6@hotmail.com

Tournament Information:

Del Monte is a landmark course that has played an instrumental role in popularizing golf out West since its inception in 1897. The birthplace of the California State Amateur and the oldest course in continuous operation west of the Mississippi retains much of that classic charm today, challenging the game’s best golfers with its small, sloping, old-school greens.

Originally designed as a nine-hole course in 1897 by Charles E. Maud and expanded to 18 holes in 1902, Del Monte promptly attracted the game’s best players. The course’s Del Monte Championship was so highly regarded that many considered the champion to be the best golfer in the state. When the California State Amateur was founded in 1912, Del Monte was the natural choice to host it. Del Monte was also selected to host the 1916 Western Amateur, marking the first time one of the era’s biggest national amateur events was played west of Colorado. Format TBD

Tournament Director: John Driver; johndrv@tibco.com

Peacefully tucked in and around the hills, a short drive south of fast-paced Silicon Valley, Cinnabar Hills Golf Club blends championship-caliber golf with spectacular views. Each hole has been crafted to maintain the natural slope of the area and to protect the wildlife residing here. Hundreds of old oaks were incorporated into the layout and seedlings from those oaks were nurtured and planted to further enhance the landscape. Inspiring the golf club's logo, red-tail hawks can be seen flying over the course or even perched in a tree. Named for the rich, red ore mined here during the 1800's, Cinnabar Hills offers golfers three distinct nines: the Canyon, the Lake and the Mountain.

Tournament Director: Franco Montes

Our final tournament AND major of the year, The Tournament of Champions is open to the top 36 players in our League based on season-long points. Will you earn your spot to play for our Player of the Year honors?

Tournament Director: Chuck Pickett; charlespickett10801@comcast.net

The club will finish its 2024 Calendar Year with a fun event.  Two player teams will compete for prizes and 2025 TOC points using the following formats:

• Six holes of Scramble format where each player hits a shot followed by the team choosing the better shot to hit next until the ball is holed out.

• Six holes of Foursomes, where the team plays a single ball off the tee and then alternates shots until one player holes out.

• Six holes of Four Ball often referred to as Better Ball.

Tournament Director: Trevor Heathorn