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Quarry Golf Club Showdown In San Antonio, Man Stabbed After Golf Club Swing, Cops Say

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Published on July 26, 2026
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A round at The Quarry Golf Club yesterday in San Antonio turned ugly when a dispute between two men in the same group exploded into violence, leaving one man in the hospital and another detained by police.

San Antonio officers were called to the course around 4:20 p.m. after reports of a confrontation that escalated on the grounds. One man was hospitalized with what police described as non-life-threatening injuries, while the other was taken into custody at the scene.

What Police Say

San Antonio police told KSAT that the clash began when one man struck the other with a golf club. In response, the other man pulled out a knife and stabbed him, according to the report.

Both men are around 50 years old, police said. The stabbing victim’s injuries were described as non-life-threatening, and the suspected attacker was detained at the course while detectives began their investigation.

Police Response and Investigation

"San Antonio police are investigating after a dispute at The Quarry Golf Course escalated into a physical altercation," the outlet reported, noting that additional details were not immediately available, according to KSAT. Officials have not released the men’s names or any potential charges.

Investigators have asked anyone who witnessed the incident to contact the San Antonio Police Department as they work to sort out what exactly led to the confrontation and corroborate witness accounts.

Where It Happened

The Quarry Golf Club operates on the site of a former limestone quarry at 444 East Basse Road in the Alamo Heights area, according to Quarry Golf Club. The property includes an 18-hole course, a restaurant and a pro shop, with its address and contact information listed on its website.

Staff did not immediately comment on the altercation, and the investigation remains active. Police said no further information was available as of Saturday and directed tipsters to call the San Antonio Police Department’s non-emergency line.