Brackenridge Park Golf Course

Brackenridge Park Golf Course, which is the oldest public golf course in Texas, was the first ever host to the Texas Open Golf Tournament in 1922. This historic golf course has the honor of being the first inductee into the Texas Golf Hall of Fame.

TPC San Antonio - AT&T Canyons Course

The AT&T Canyon Course is one of two courses at TPC San Antonio, the other being the AT&T Oaks Course. Pete Dye designed the Canyon Course, keeping the Texas Hill Country terrain completely natural and intact.

Hill Country Golf Club - The Creeks Nine

The Creeks Nine is one of three courses at the Hill Country Golf Club. The courses are situated on over 200 acres of scenic Texas Hill Country, giving them each a beautiful landscape of rolling hills and lush meadows dotted with native oak trees and clear blue lakes.

Hill Country Golf Club - The Lakes Nine

Spread across 200 scenic acres of rolling meadows and steep hillsides, Hill Country Golf Club offers 27 scenic holes of championship golf. The Lakes Nine is obviously characterized by the clear blue lakes that come into play throughout the course.

Tapatio Springs Golf Resort & Conference Center - The Ridge Nine

The Ridge Course is the most recent addition to the two other nines at Tapatio Springs Golf Resort & Conference Center. The course differs radically from the two other courses, the Lakes and the Valley. All of the courses feature a diverse terrain of rolling hills dotted with lakes and trees, provided by the scenic Texas Hill Country.

Hill Country Golf Club - The Oaks Nine

Hill Country Golf Club offers three nines, all of which sprawl across 200 scenic acres of Texas Hill Country. The terrain is provided with rolling meadows and steep hillsides dotted with tranquil lakes and ponds that come into play throughout the 27 holes. The Oaks Nine is named for the towering oaks that blanket the course

Tapatio Springs Golf Resort & Conference Center - The Lakes Nine

Tapatio Springs Golf Resort & Conference Center offers 27 holes of championship golf conveniently situated just a few minutes northwest of San Antonio. The terrain is flatter on the Lakes Course but there are water hazards on six holes that make it quite challenging.

Tapatio Springs Golf Resort & Conference Center - The Valley Nine

The Valley Course is one of three nines at the Tapatio Springs Golf Resort & Conference Center. The Valley nine is one of the original nines and meanders through beautiful Texas Hill Country, which provides it with dramatic elevation changes and panoramic views of the surrounding mountains.

La Cantera Resort - The Palmer Course

The Palmer Course is one of two golf courses at La Cantera Resort, it is named after its famous designer, golf legend Arnold Palmer. Firmly situated on 225 acres of Texas Hill Country, the golf course features plenty of elevation changes

Brackenridge Park Golf Course

Brackenridge Park Golf Course, which is the oldest public golf course in Texas, was the first ever host to the Texas Open Golf Tournament in 1922. This historic golf course has the honor of being the first inductee into the Texas Golf Hall of Fame.

TPC San Antonio - AT&T Canyons Course

The AT&T Canyon Course is one of two courses at TPC San Antonio, the other being the AT&T Oaks Course. Pete Dye designed the Canyon Course, keeping the Texas Hill Country terrain completely natural and intact.

• Barbecue, Tex-Mex, steaks and more: Top off a great round of golf at these San Antonio eateries

  If you like Tex-Mex, barbecue and a good old chicken-fried steak, then San Antonio is your town. Luckily, if you're playing golf, you'll find plenty of great choices nearby. What follows is just a sampling of some great dining/hangout options after a round of golf. All are within easy driving distances of some top-notch courses.
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