Best Golf Course In San Antonio
The Quarry Golf Course is among the best golf courses in San Antonio and here are the other amazing courses to play to complete your golf trip! These courses are worth the drive and have a few great local hangouts nearby to finish off a great day of golf.
Best Courses in San Antonio
If you plan to stay in the area for longer than a few days please Contact Our Team. That way we can make sure you play the top clubs in the area! Easy to get to and located just north of The Quarry Golf Course, these courses are must-plays for your visit.
Enjoy the golf.
The Quarry Golf Course
The Quarry Golf Course was designed by nationally recognized golf course designer Keith Foster. Set apart for its unique setting and design. During your round, you will be challenged and rewarded in many ways. The front nine plays in a links-style format and features rolling hills, native grasses and immaculate greens. The back nine lays out in an 100-year-old quarry pit. You will love the elevated tee boxes and shots that will fly over large expanses. After a day at the Quarry, you will feel like you just played the best golf course in San Antonio!
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La Cantera Golf Club (The Resort Course)
Nestled in the beautiful Texas Hill Country just north of San Antonio, Texas. The resort provides breathtaking views of the Hill Country as well as downtown from one of the highest points in the area.
With to the breathtaking views of San Antonio, Six Flags Fiesta Texas, coupled with the scenic Texas Hill Country. Natural water, swift running streams, magnificent oak trees, limestone rock outcroppings in addition to the 75 dramatic, white sand bunkers. Complementing San Antonio’s reputation as a golfing destination, it is one of more than 25 courses in the Alamo City.
For more information: La Cantera Resort Course
SilverHorn Golf Club
SilverHorn has earned the reputation as the best upscale daily fee golf course in San Antonio! Having been ranked among “The Top 25 Courses in Texas” by The Dallas Morning News and “Places to Play” by Golf Digest.
