Olmos Basin Golf Course

San Antonio, TX · 1.2 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

Brackenridge Park Golf Course, opened in 1916, is Texas's oldest 18-hole public course. A. W. Tillinghast designed it. "Old Brack" was the original home of the Texas Open, hosting legends like Byron Nelson, Sam Snead, and Ben Hogan. A 2008 restoration returned the course to Tillinghast's original routing. The course is 6,243 yards from the tips, par 71. It is home to the Texas Golf Hall of Fame, with a Walk of Fame and the Texas Tournament Trophy Room in the clubhouse.

San Antonio, TX · 4.4 mi away

Silverhorn Golf Club of Texas is located on West Bitters Road in San Antonio and was designed by architect Randy Heckenkemper with input from PGA Tour players Willie Wood and Scott Verplank. The course first opened for play in 1995 and reflects Hill Country terrain with tree-lined fairways and contoured greens. Water and sand come into play on several holes, most notably the par-5 6th, where a large lake borders the entire left side of the fairway on a dogleg left. The course plays to a par of 72, measuring 6,922 yards from the back tees with a course rating of 73.4. Silverhorn operates as a semi-private club that is open to public play, with a driving range, pro shop and dining available on site.