Willow Springs has been a true test for many San Antonio golfers over the years. The popular course, site of several Texas Opens and local amateur tournaments, is located East of downtown San Antonio across the street from the AT&T Center. We are proud to say that Ben Hogan and Sam Snead were named Texas Open champions at Willow Springs

The San Antonio River splits the front and back nine. This south-side course is a old fixture of San Antonio that provides a quality golf experience for beginner to intermediate players. One of San Antonio's oldest golf courses, Riverside's front nine opened in 1929 and the back nine was added in 1961. Because the two sides were built at different times, each offers a different experience. The front nine features tree-lined fairways, penalizing errant tee shots. The back nine "opens up" with less trees and more birdie opportunities. The first hole is a challenging par 5 that entices many golfers to "go for it in two", however the green is guarded by a large pond down in a valley, hidden from the fairway. One of Riverside's signature holes is the par 5 #16 - a double dogleg with a large water hazard. Overall, the course is very forgiving for beginner golfers and makes for a fun day of golf. If you want to work on your short game, the 9-hole Par 3 course is always available. It is a unique layout that winds through large trees, with holes ranging from 80 yards to 120 yards in length. The small, yet undulating greens provide a great setting to work on your wedge game.

The 2008 restoration of "Old Brack" re-routed the course to Tillinghast's original layout and renewed its conditions to compete with San Antonio's premier golf courses. Anyone playing golf in the San Antonio should tee it up at Brackenridge to enjoy its wonderful history and fun city-park layout. Brackenridge Park Golf Course is also the new site of the Texas Golf Hall of Fame. Come visit the club house to see the "Walk of Fame", the "Wall of Frames", and the Texas Tournament Trophy Room!