About this course
Riverside Golf Course's Teddy Bear is a nine-hole, par-27 course in San Antonio, Texas. It is separate from the facility's 18-hole championship layout. The par-3 format offers a shorter round centered on iron shots, approaches and putting.
Type
Parkland
Holes
9
Course rating
Not published
Slope
Not published
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LooperScore
62.2
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Nearby courses
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Riverside Golf Course
San Antonio, TX · 0.1 mi away
Riverside Golf Course dates to 1929 and is one of the oldest courses in Texas. It sits about four miles south of downtown San Antonio, where the San Antonio River separates the front and back nine. The city owns the course and the nonprofit Alamo City Golf Trail operates it. A full renovation was completed in 2023, and the property also includes a separate nine-hole par 3 course.
Mission Del Lago Golf Course
San Antonio, TX · 3.5 mi away
Mission Del Lago Golf Course is a public, 18-hole municipal course near Mitchell Lake on San Antonio’s south side. Designed by Denis Griffiths, the par-72 layout is part of the Alamo City Golf Trail. Its relatively flat terrain includes doglegs, creeks, ponds and raised greens, with a driving range and practice greens at the facility.
Willow Springs Golf Course
San Antonio, TX · 4.9 mi away
Willow Springs Golf Course in San Antonio is an 18-hole municipal par 72 on the Alamo City Golf Trail. Open fairways, large greens and several sharp doglegs define the routing. The course hosted Texas Opens won by Ben Hogan in 1946 and Sam Snead in 1948, giving it a notable tournament history.
Brackenridge Park Golf Course
San Antonio, TX · 5.7 mi away
Brackenridge Park Golf Course is an 18-hole public layout just north of downtown San Antonio and part of the Alamo City Golf Trail. A.W. Tillinghast designed the course, which opened in 1916. A 2008 restoration recovered much of its original routing within a site altered by highway construction. Known as Old Brack, the course was the original home of the Texas Open and also houses Texas Golf Hall of Fame exhibits.
Last verified 2026-11-06
San Pedro Driving Range & Par 3
San Antonio, TX · 7.7 mi away
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Quarry Golf Club
San Antonio, TX · 8.0 mi away
The Quarry Golf Club is a public course on a former limestone quarry site in San Antonio. Keith Foster designed the layout, which opened in 1993. The front nine crosses rolling ground with ponds and native grasses, while the back nine enters the quarry landscape. A practice facility and restaurant complement the course.
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