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Oak Hills Country Club

San Antonio, TX
4/5 grail
Est. 1946  ·  Designed by A.W. Tillinghast  ·  4.3★ players
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✈ AUS 72 mi · San Antonio 8 mi
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Why it’s a grail

Oak Hills Country Club is an A.W. Tillinghast masterpiece that hosted the PGA Tour's Texas Open an impressive 29 times.

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Stone bridge and fountain green
Oak Hills Country Club · Club-owned (nominative fair use)
The clubhouse entrance
Oak Hills Country Club · Club-owned (nominative fair use)
Aerial toward the San Antonio skyline
Oak Hills Country Club · Club-owned (nominative fair use)

About the course

Originally founded as Alamo Country Club in 1921, Oak Hills Country Club in San Antonio, Texas, is a private golf club featuring a classic design by renowned architect A.W. Tillinghast. The course, which opened in 1922, embodies the Golden Age of golf course architecture. After closing during the Great Depression, it reopened under its current name in 1946. It has a rich championship pedigree, having been a frequent stop for both PGA Tour and PGA Tour Champions events.

Championships hosted: Texas Open (29 times) · AT&T Championship (29 years)

Player reviews

Google 4.3★ · 179 ratings
5★ · Aunty Pualena IsZ · 10 months ago

We did a Fundraiser, and the staff, food and atmosphere was Outstanding! I'm going to think about being a member! Beautiful place!💖

5★ · Rachel Gilford · 6 years ago

Apartment Christmas meet and greet party. Superb food served.

5★ · Rick Peralez · 2 years ago

Great place to have a get together with friends!

Course timeline

  1. 1921Founded as Alamo Country Club
  2. 1922Course opened, designed by A.W. Tillinghast
  3. 1946Reopened as Oak Hills Country Club
  4. 1961Texas Open (29 times)
  5. 1987AT&T Championship 1987-2015 (29 years)
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