San Antonio, Texas

Briggs Ranch Golf Club

Briggs Ranch Golf Club is a private Tom Fazio course in the Texas Hill Country west of San Antonio, opened in 2001 and part of the Dormie Network since 2017. It hosted the 2012 U.S. Women's Mid-Amateur, and yes, there are longhorns on the property. The Perry Bros played it 2 times, most recently on April 5, 2025; Jon's scores were 90, 80, 95 and 90.

The Perry Bros on a Briggs Ranch fairway with the green and bunkers behind them

Course facts

Location
San Antonio, Texas
Access
Private (Dormie Network; members and invited guests)
Architect
Tom Fazio
Opened
2001 (the USGA says 2002)
Par
72
Yardage
7,247 from the back
Big events
2012 U.S. Women's Mid-Amateur; Korn Ferry Tour Dormie Network Classic (2019)
Website
dormienetwork.com/briggs-ranch

Our rounds at Briggs Ranch

April 5, 2025

Jon: 90 (round 1)Jon: 95 (round 2)Rating / slope 71.3/127
Swing 1 at Briggs Ranch · 25s
Swing 2 at Briggs Ranch · 17s

April 4, 2025

Jon: 80 (round 1)Jon: 90 (round 2)Rating / slope 70.1/123

About Briggs Ranch

Tom Fazio built Briggs Ranch on Hill Country terrain on the west side of San Antonio. It hosted its first USGA championship, the U.S. Women's Mid-Amateur, in 2012, and a one-year Korn Ferry Tour event, the Dormie Network Classic, in 2019.

We played 36 holes on both days of our April 2025 visit.

What stands out

  • Fazio parkland design over Texas Hill Country terrain.
  • Zoysia tees, fairways and rough with Bermuda greens.
  • Spanish-style clubhouse, on-site casitas, and resident longhorn steers.

Quick answers

Can you play Briggs Ranch?

Only as a member or a member's invited guest. Briggs Ranch is a private Dormie Network club.

Who designed Briggs Ranch Golf Club?

Tom Fazio.

Are there really longhorns at Briggs Ranch?

Yes. The club keeps resident longhorn steers in a pasture by the course.

Sources: Dormie Network: Briggs Ranch · USGA: Briggs Ranch and the 2012 Mid-Amateur