FOR RESIDENTS LIVING next to Rancho del Pueblo Golf Course in East San Jose, errant golf balls flying over the course’s catch nets and into the surrounding neighborhoods is a fact of life.
“I kept the basket on my patio, so when the golf balls came through, I collected them,” Donnette, a resident living in a housing complex on the western edge of the course who gave only her first name, told San José Spotlight. “I had about 100, so I got rid of them.”
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