Cinnabar Hills Golf Club

Cinnabar Hills Golf Club features 27 holes offering a combination of six different 18-hole configurations, designed by award-winning architect John Harbottle III. Located in the hills south of Silicon Valley in San Jose, the course blends championship-caliber golf with spectacular views and natural terrain. The layout was crafted to maintain the area's natural slopes while protecting wildlife habitat. Each hole integrates thoughtfully with the surrounding landscape, creating a peaceful setting contrasting with the fast-paced tech industry environment nearby. The course opened as San Jose's first public course in 30 years and earned recognition as the #17 best California golf course on Golf Advisor's 2018 list. The facility includes the Lee Brandenburg Historical Golf Museum, a free admission museum showcasing decades of golf memorabilia and artifacts. The clubhouse features The Grille restaurant offering farm-to-table dining with locally inspired cuisine, craft cocktails, and premium beverages.