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There is 1 golf course in Devine, Texas and 0 are municipal courses. There are also another 2 golf courses within 20 miles of Devine, including 2 public, 0 municipal and 0 private courses. The oldest course in the Devine area is the Devine Golf Course opened in 1967. The longest course is The Golf Club of Texas, which is 7,234 yards. The Alsatian Golf Club is rated the best course near Devine.

Devine Golf Course, Devine Course

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18 holes over 6,596 yards with a par of 72 (Public)
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116 Malone Dr
Devine, TX 78016-1015
(830) 665-9943
1 mile from the center of Devine. Write a Review Check Tee Times

The Alsatian Golf Club, Alsatian Course

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18 holes over 6,882 yards with a par of 72 (Public)
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1339 County Road 4516
Castroville, TX 78009-5504
(830) 931-3100
15 miles from the center of Devine. Write a Review Check Tee Times

The Golf Club of Texas, Texas Course

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18 holes over 7,234 yards with a par of 72 (Public)
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13600 Briggs Rnch
San Antonio, TX 78245-3614
(877) 465-3839
19 miles from the center of Devine. Write a Review Check Tee Times

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