Whitewater Golf Club

New Braunfels, TX · 0.9 mi away

The Bandit Golf Club is located along Long Creek near Lake McQueeney outside New Braunfels, Texas, in the Hill Country roughly 30 minutes from downtown San Antonio. The course sits within a housing subdivision, but homes are sparse along the fairways, leaving a secluded, natural feel with deer and hawks common sights. The course was designed by architect Keith Foster and opened in 1997. It uses the area's significant elevation changes and natural water hazards to create a hilly test that stands out from the flatter courses typical of much of Texas. The Bandit is open to public play and offers stay-and-play packages through its on-site lodges. Practice facilities include a large putting green as part of an expanded practice area, and the par-71 course plays to nearly 6,930 yards from the back tees.

San Marcos, TX · 12 mi away

Kissing Tree Golf Club opened in 2018, designed by Texan Gary Stephenson. The course measures just over 6,500 yards from the back tees and is Audubon-certified. Stephenson's design, inspired by Byron Nelson, emphasizes ground play, with closely mowed run-off areas. Hole 6 is a 130-yard par 3 over a dry creek bed to a green with a wrap-around bunker. Views of the Hill Country are available from holes 4, 5, 12 tee, and the 14th fairway.

Universal City, TX · 14 mi away

Olympia Hills Golf and Event Center is the municipal course for Universal City, northeast of San Antonio near Randolph Air Force Base. The par-72 layout plays to about 6,900 yards over some of the hilliest terrain of any public course in the San Antonio area, with long views from the elevated tees. A full event center makes it a busy tournament and wedding venue.