USA San Antonio has long been known for its majestic Alamo and romantic Riverwalk. Now, over the past few years, golf has put the Alamo City on the minds of thousands of tourists. Visitors come in droves to play on some of the Southwest's finest golf courses. By Edward R. Leos San Antonio has long been known for its majestic Alamo and romantic Riverwalk. Now, over the past few years, golf has put the Alamo City on the minds of thousands of tourists.
Visitors come in droves to play on some of the Southwest's finest golf courses.
Such courses as Westin La Cantera Resort, the Quarry Golf Club, the Hyatt Regency Hill Country Resort, Canyon Springs Golf Club, Silverhorn Golf Club and Pecan Valley are just some of the city's treasures. We have to remember that golf is more than just a game, it's an industry. Mild winters and more than 300 sunny days a year make San Antonio a wonderful getaway. Architect Keith Foster, designer of the Quarry Golf Club, used all of his artistry in blending The Bandit's natural splendor of cliffs, draws, ridges and water. Located within the city's scenic Brackenridge Park, Brackenridge Park Golf Course is an 18-hole, municipal course.