In its latest filing (August 2026), the bar recorded $42,292 in receipts, a bit under its 12‑month average of $45,684. This places Silverhorn slightly below the typical revenue range of comparable San Antonio venues.
Based on trailing-12-month gross of $561,469, applying contribution margins of -5–32% and EBITDA multiples of 2.25–3.75×. Confidence: low. Not a formal appraisal — anchor for diligence conversations.
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SILVERHORN GOLF CLUB is a Mixed Beverage located in SAN ANTONIO, Texas. In September 2026, it reported $53,165 in total mixed beverage sales. Its average monthly sales over the last 12 months were $46,789. Its highest-grossing month in that period was May 2026 with $72,678 in sales. Sales have remained relatively stable. Its sales mix is approximately 48% liquor, 51% beer, and 1% wine. The establishment currently holds an Active - Renewal Pending TABC license. Its BoozeReports audit risk score is rated low with no significant compliance concerns detected.
1100 W BITTERS RD, SAN ANTONIO, TX 78216
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“Silverhorn is a solid choice for a round in San Antonio if you’re looking for a great layout at a fair price. The course design itself is challenging and fun, keeping you engaged from the first tee to the 18th green. The highlight for me was definitely the wildlife; seeing deer and turtles throughout the round added a nice touch of nature to the experience. That said, the course is currently in need of some...”
“Used to be one of my favorite golf courses in town. You can’t increase prices while simultaneously lowering the quality of the course. This wasn’t even the worst green. Some of them were 80% sand. I’ve seen significantly better quality from most of the municipal courses in town. Don’t waste your money.”
“Greens are in terrible condition, sand and maybe a fungus ! For the price You would think that they would have ball washers somewhere on the course or at least on the carts. And there’s no water on the course. Also no bathrooms on the course! There is a port A potty on 14! We played here because no one else had an opening . Fairways are nice and T boxes . I like the location of this course due to it being close...”
“The course was nice, but the carts, amenities, paths and staff were no where near the quality for the price point. The best thing about his course is that they are LOADED with deer and you get to watch them on the fairways and up close to the cart paths. $110 later and we got the worst experience of the 6 golf courses we played on our trip. No fill sand in the carts, no water or ice, no tees, no GPS or sound in...”
“I know April is early in the season. But no course should ever be charging $113 to play 18 with tee boxes and greens in such bad conditions. Half the holes you are putting on straight sand. On top of cheap broken carts (death wobble and reverse didn't work) I'll never be coming back, there's so many nicer courses for half the price.”
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