Featured San Antonio Area Golf Courses
La Cantera Resort is home to two 18-hole, championship courses that wind through Texas Hill Country. The Resort Course opened in 1995, when it also hosted one of the oldest PGA Tour events, the Texas Open.
The Palmer Course is one of two golf courses at La Cantera Resort, it is named after its famous designer, golf legend Arnold Palmer. Firmly situated on 225 acres of Texas Hill Country, the golf course features plenty of elevation changes
The Valley Course is one of three nines at the Tapatio Springs Golf Resort & Conference Center. The Valley nine is one of the original nines and meanders through beautiful Texas Hill Country, which provides it with dramatic elevation changes and panoramic views of the surrounding mountains.
The AT&T Canyon Course is one of two courses at TPC San Antonio, the other being the AT&T Oaks Course. Pete Dye designed the Canyon Course, keeping the Texas Hill Country terrain completely natural and intact.
The Creeks Nine is one of three courses at the Hill Country Golf Club. The courses are situated on over 200 acres of scenic Texas Hill Country, giving them each a beautiful landscape of rolling hills and lush meadows dotted with native oak trees and clear blue lakes.
The land that now provides a home to Quarry Golf Club was formerly the abandoned Alamo Cement plant. Keith Foster converted this unique location into a challenging layout with a links-style front nine and a back nine that plays entirely through an abandoned rock quarry with walls over a 100 feet tall on three sides.
Spread across 200 scenic acres of rolling meadows and steep hillsides, Hill Country Golf Club offers 27 scenic holes of championship golf. The Lakes Nine is obviously characterized by the clear blue lakes that come into play throughout the course.
Tapatio Springs Golf Resort & Conference Center offers 27 holes of championship golf conveniently situated just a few minutes northwest of San Antonio. The terrain is flatter on the Lakes Course but there are water hazards on six holes that make it quite challenging.
Hill Country Golf Club offers three nines, all of which sprawl across 200 scenic acres of Texas Hill Country. The terrain is provided with rolling meadows and steep hillsides dotted with tranquil lakes and ponds that come into play throughout the 27 holes. The Oaks Nine is named for the towering oaks that blanket the course
The Ridge Course is the most recent addition to the two other nines at Tapatio Springs Golf Resort & Conference Center. The course differs radically from the two other courses, the Lakes and the Valley. All of the courses feature a diverse terrain of rolling hills dotted with lakes and trees, provided by the scenic Texas Hill Country.
Brackenridge Park Golf Course, which is the oldest public golf course in Texas, was the first ever host to the Texas Open Golf Tournament in 1922. This historic golf course has the honor of being the first inductee into the Texas Golf Hall of Fame.
Silverhorn Golf Club of Texas, located only 15 minutes from San Antonio's Riverwalk, has quickly gained a reputation as being some of the best golf in Texas. The layout covers 262 scenic acres of rolling hills covered in mature oaks and cedar trees.
Olympia Hills Golf Course is very exciting and enhances San Antonio's reputation as a golf destination. A unique combination of natural topography and man-made mounds and bunkers make this a super course.
TPC San Antonio is home to two championship courses, the AT&T Canyon Course and the AT&T Oaks Course. Greg Norman designed the Oaks Course with the intent that it would be a host venue for PGA Tour events.
Cedar Creek is consistently rated one of the top muni courses in the USA. The hill country layout is challenging for all levels of play. Gold tees are available for scratch golfers.
The majestic, rolling hills and towering oaks of the scenic Texas Hill Country serve as a backdrop to the Flying L Guest Ranch Golf Course & Resort. The course begins with a challenging front nine with numerous doglegs and uneven lies at every turn.
Conveniently located near downtown San Antonio not too far from Austin, Vaaler Creek Golf Club has a memorable layout of gently rolling hills dotted with creeks, ponds and lakes. The course begins with a challenging front nine and then eases up a bit on the back nine, but overall it is a formidable test.
Named after the bordering lake that the course overlooks, Canyon Lake Golf & Country Club takes full advantage of the natural landscape of rolling hills and live oaks. Water comes into play on nearly every hole on the course.
Northcliffe Golf & Country Club is one of the most beautiful and well maintained golf courses in the San Antonio and New Braunfels area. The par-72 golf course is enjoyable for the average golfer, yet a challenge to the low-handicap players.
Located in San Marcos, Quail Creek Country Club offers classic central-Texas golf. The scenic Hill Country terrain provides the layout with an abundance of trees, clear blue lakes, and tall, lush grasses. The trees line the fairways and water hazards come into play on several holes.
Northern Hills Golf Club is an excellent traditional course with well placed fairways and greens. Lovely old trees make ball placement critical to a good score at Northern Hills Golf Club.
Hawk Golf Club is situated just 30 minutes north of San Antonio where the city meets the scenic Hill Country. Its convenient location provides a beautiful landscape covered in gently rolling hills and hundreds of towering oak trees. The golf course features tree-lined fairways and undulating greens.
Narrow fairways with some streams and ponds in play lead to small, fast, undulating greens protected by sand bunkers at Woodlake Golf Club. The greens are very fast and you will need your lob wedge to hold them on approach pitch shots.
Located just north of downtown near the airport, Olmos Basin Golf Course is one of six municipal golf courses in San Antonio and it is also one of the city's most popular. The championship layout requires accurate drives since there are trees lining all of the narrow fairways.
The best testament one can give The Golf Club of Texas is that it hosts some big local tournaments. The large greens and tee boxes are some of the very best San Antonio has to offer. This is truly a high end facility.
Opened in 1923, Willow Springs G.C. is the oldest golf course in San Antonio. The course has hosted several Texas Opens and many local amateur tournaments over the years and has been enjoyed by several famous golfers including Sam Snead and Ben Hogan
Riverside Municipal Golf Course conveniently sits just four miles south of downtown and offers not only an 18-hole course but also a nine-hole, par-3 course. Riverside Municipal G.C., which dates back to the 1930s, was designed to offer spectacular views of the San Antonio skyline.
Mission del Lago Golf Course is nestled along the shores of Mitchell Lake across the flat lands of San Antonio’s south side. The golf course has a traditional links-style layout, meaning trees are sparse and windy, wide open spaces are abundant.
Located just south of downtown, Riverside Municipal Golf Course is a public facility that offers both an 18-hole regulation course and a nine-hole, par-3 course. Riverside dates back to the 1930s and its historical origins go back even further when it served as the site of Roosevelt's Rough Riders' preparation before the Spanish American War.
Formerly a private club, Windcrest Golf Club is now open for public play. This nine-hole course is tight in some spots with a traditional layout that calls for a variety of different shots.
Canyon Springs is a true Hill Country Course, you need to stay on the fairways or bring plenty of balls. Using an old farm to build on this choice piece of Texas Real Estate, this land has been artfully transformed into what many golfers will refer to as among the very best of what this great state has to offer
River Crossing Golf Club is a private course offering 18 holes of championship golf nestled in the serene beauty of the Texas Hill Country, less than 20 minutes from San Antonio. Players at River Crossing enjoy panoramic views in a quiet, country setting.
Originally opened in 1938 as a nine-hole course, Landa Park Golf Course has since expanded by 52 acres in 1969 to make it an 18-hole course. Although it is on the shorter side, the golf course is still entertaining for golfers of all skill levels.
Alsatian GC is an 18-hole with water in play. Front side fairly open and flat, almost links type play. Hole 2 surrounded by waterways and bunkers. Back side is hilly and has lots of trees. Super finishing hole with a tree in center of uphill fairway.