San Angelo Country Club

San Angelo is a historic course was built in 1920s by John Bredemus, and has the distinction of being the first course in Texas to have bent-grass greens. Bredemus' traditional layout is set along the Concho River with unusually hilly terrain for the region, with narrow fairways, mature trees, and a few lakes.

Two creeks run through the course, which often require lay-up tee shots, but there is not much out-of-bounds.

The two notable holes at San Angelo Country Club are par 3s: The 173-yard No. 2, which requires a tee shot over water to a well-bunkered green, and No. 10 is the signature with an elevated tee box overlooking the Concho River, 169 yards over water down to the green.

Getting there : Located on US 87. From Hwy. 87 south, take Loop 306 and exit Ben Fickland. Turn right and drive a short distance to the clubhouse.