Golf courses in San Antonio, TX.

San Antonio, TX

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

The Palmer Course at La Cantera Resort in San Antonio is an Arnold Palmer design opened in 2001, routed through the rugged Hill Country terrain around the resort. The par-71 layout plays to about 6,900 yards with big elevation changes, natural arroyos and views toward Six Flags Fiesta Texas. The resort also offers the Tom Weiskopf and Jay Morrish-designed Resort Course. Access is for resort guests and the public.

San Antonio, TX

The Oaks Course at TPC San Antonio, in the Cibolo Canyons area north of San Antonio, Texas, was designed by Greg Norman with player consultant Sergio Garcia and opened in 2010. The par-72 course plays 7,435 yards from the back tees with a 76.6 course rating and 145 slope, routed through Hill Country terrain and oak stands with about 100 feet of elevation change. Bunkering has a natural, minimalist look, and fairways mix narrow, tree-lined corridors with wider options. The course sits next to the JW Marriott San Antonio Hill Country Resort & Spa.

San Antonio, TX

La Cantera Golf Club's Resort Course is located in San Antonio, Texas, on a property known for its elevation changes and views toward the Texas Hill Country. It is one of two 18-hole layouts at the club, alongside the Palmer Course. The Resort Course was designed by Tom Weiskopf and Jay Morrish and opened in 1995. It hosted the PGA Tour's Texas Open for multiple years before that event moved to another venue in San Antonio. The course is part of the La Cantera Resort and is open to resort guests and outside golfers who book through the club; a practice facility with a driving range and short-game area is available on site. Multiple tee options accommodate a range of playing abilities.

San Antonio, TX

Canyon Springs Golf Club is a daily-fee public course in San Antonio, Texas, built on former ranchland once owned by the Classen family in the Texas Hill Country. The layout winds through mature trees and rolling hills, featuring two limestone waterfalls, several water features and remnants of the original ranch homestead, including stone structures and an old cemetery adjacent to the course. A loop-style routing gives each hole a sense of separation from the others, and five sets of tees accommodate a range of player abilities across the 7,077-yard, par-72 layout. The course underwent a greens renovation in 2020, replacing its putting surfaces with TifEagle Bermuda grass and Zoysia collars.

San Antonio, TX

Cedar Creek Golf Course is the toughest test in the Alamo City Golf Trail system and a perennial host of local US Open qualifying events. Stretching to 7,150 yards from the tips with a slope of 142, this championship municipal course in northwest San Antonio demands precision off the tee and sharp iron play into well-protected greens. The course features Latitude 36 Bermuda grass on tees, fairways, and greens, delivering firm and fast conditions that reward low-ball strikers. Cedar Creek challenging layout and excellent conditioning make it one of the premier public golf values in Texas.

San Antonio, TX

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.

San Antonio, TX

Mission Del Lago Golf Course is a full-length municipal course on the south side of San Antonio, operated as part of the Alamo City Golf Trail. Stretching to nearly 6,900 yards from the tips, the course offers a challenging layout with generous fairways and multiple water features that come into play throughout the round. Mission Del Lago provides an affordable and accessible option for golfers on the south side of the city, with a driving range and full practice facilities on site.

San Antonio, TX

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.

San Antonio, TX

The Canyons Course at TPC San Antonio is a Pete Dye design opened in 2010, the companion to the Oaks Course that hosts the PGA Tour's Valero Texas Open. The par-72 layout plays to about 7,100 yards through rugged Hill Country with Dye's trademark visual deception, deep bunkers and demanding approach shots. Access is for resort guests at the JW Marriott and club members.

San Antonio, TX

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

The Hyatt Regency Hill Country Golf Club is an Arthur Hills design at the Hyatt Regency Hill Country Resort, one of San Antonio's premier resort destinations. The 6,913-yard, par-72 layout winds through native Texas Hill Country terrain with live oaks, limestone outcroppings, and the Cibolo Creek. A consistent choice for resort golfers visiting San Antonio, the course offers a genuine Hill Country experience within minutes of the city.

San Antonio, TX

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

Northern Hills Golf Club is a public course on San Antonio's north side, a par-72 layout playing to about 6,800 yards through rolling, oak-dotted terrain. The course offers some of the best Hill Country-influenced elevation change of any San Antonio daily-fee track, and its location near the intersection of Loop 1604 and Highway 281 makes it an easy reach for much of the city.

San Antonio, TX

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.