Brackenridge Park Golf Course

Brackenridge Park Golf Course - Alamo City Golf Trail

Brackenridge Park Golf Course, established in 1916 and designed by renowned architect A.W. Tillinghast, holds the distinction of being Texas' oldest municipal golf course. Strategically located just north of downtown San Antonio, this historic site serves both local golfers and visitors with ease. The course underwent a significant restoration in 2008 to revive its original layout and enhanced conditions, making it comparable to some of the finest in San Antonio.

The golf course is also notable for hosting the early Texas Opens, marking a significant period in golfing history with champions like Byron Nelson and Sam Snead gracing its greens. Presently, Brackenridge Park Golf Course is home to the Texas Golf Hall of Fame, featuring attractions such as the "Walk of Fame," "Wall of Frames," and the Texas Tournament Trophy Room.

Nestled within Brackenridge Park, the golf course is surrounded by other key landmarks including the San Antonio Zoo, Aquarium, Witte Museum, and Japanese Tea Gardens. This combination of rich history and excellent amenities makes Brackenridge Park Golf Course a compelling destination for any golf enthusiast.