The Happy Hackers is a co-ed club and membership is open to golfers of all playing abilities.  Handicaps are not required.

The Happy Hackers are currently scheduled to play, two nine-hole tournament scrambles per month.  The scrambles are held April through October followed by dinner and awards. Currently, only one dinner per month is scheduled. The scrambles are held on Saturdays.  Additionally, seven golf clinics including Putting, Chipping, Pitching, and Full Swing are offered each month at a minimal cost to members. The number of attendees is limited.

The cost to play is $5 for golf, green fees are additional and paid at the Golf Shop.  Dinner is currently $29 and includes two tickets for drinks.

To sign-up as a new member, application forms are available at the Golf Shop or online at www.rossmoorgolf.com and payment can be made by placing a check in the Happy Hacker’s drawer at the Golf Shop.  New member dues are $20 annually and for those signing up starting July, the cost is $10.  For additional information, please contact Jerry Tileston at 925-946-1633.

Club news and information is available online at www.rossmoorgolf.com, relayed via email directly to members and via publications in the Rossmoor News.

Becoming a member of the Happy Hackers Golf Club is a great way for residents to meet fellow golfers with similar skills in a comfortable environment.  Please join us and experience how much fun golf can be.

Useful golf information!

The Rossmoor Golf website (http://www.rossmoorgolf.com) contains lots of useful information about Rossmoor’s golf clubs and about the game of golf. In addition to information about Happy Hackers, there are these informative pages:

The most important is our course rules.

The “Rules Corner” and “Local Rules”, which have information about such things as “Abnormal Course Conditions” and “If your ball moves, what do you do?” and “Brown or Bare Spots”.

“Golf Etiquette” and “Ways to Speed Up Play” about do’s and don’ts on the course.

And, of course, lots of information about the Happy Hackers Club, including the extremely useful and important “Scramble Rules”, which can help you know what to do when you’re playing with other scramblers.