Brackenridge Park Golf Course

San Antonio, TX · 2.4 mi away

The Quarry Golf Club sits on the site of a former limestone quarry just north of downtown San Antonio, Texas, once known as Cementville. The course opened in 1993, about a decade after the quarry itself closed. Architect Keith Foster designed the layout across roughly 86 acres, with a front nine of rolling terrain and small ponds separated by a street from a back nine that drops into the old quarry pit itself, including a hole that requires a carry over a quarry wall. The course plays to a par of 71 at 6,740 yards from the back tees. The Quarry is open to public play daily, with a pro shop and a restaurant overlooking the back nine, and it sits within a mixed residential and retail development built around the course.

San Antonio, TX · 3.5 mi away

Olmos Basin Golf Course is a municipal course in the Olmos Basin floodplain in north-central San Antonio. It is part of the Alamo City Golf Trail. The course plays to par 70 at about 6,000 yards. Its tree-lined layout rewards accuracy. Mature oaks frame many fairways, giving the course a natural, park-like character. It is an accessible and affordable course in San Antonio.

San Antonio, TX · 4.2 mi away

Willow Springs Golf Course is one of San Antonio's most storied municipal layouts, having hosted multiple editions of the Texas Open and numerous local amateur championships over its long history. Located just east of downtown, the course plays to par 72 at 6,700 yards and features a classic tree-lined design with mature pecan and willow trees defining the corridors throughout. Part of the Alamo City Golf Trail, Willow Springs offers a traditional parkland experience at an affordable municipal price point, making it a favorite among San Antonio's regular golf community.