Coyote Creek Golf Club Tournament Course

The Tournament Course at Coyote Creek Golf Club debuted on September 1, 1999, the first of two courses that Jack Nicklaus planned and designed at the 36-hole, semi-private facility off Highway 101 on the Morgan Hill-San Jose border, owned by Castle & Cooke. In March 2001 and March 2002 the club hosted the Senior PGA Tour's Siebel Classic. Its front nine plays through oak-dotted foothills, and the back nine runs across flatter, lake-filled terrain.