The two friends involved in a stabbing at The Quarry Golf Course over the weekend do not plan to pursue charges against each other, according to the course’s general manager.
The update comes days after San Antonio police said a 37-year-old man was hospitalized following an altercation Saturday afternoon.
According to SAPD, the 37-year-old told officers he got into a dispute with a 56-year-old man at the golf course. Police said the older man struck him with a blunt object before stabbing him with a knife.
The victim was taken to a local hospital, while the other man remained at the scene. No arrests have been made, and the investigation remains ongoing.
In a statement, The Quarry Golf Course General Manager Dustin Burell said the course could not comment on the identities of the men but understands they do not intend to pursue charges against each other.
“I am thankful this was an isolated incident,” Burell said.
Burell said the golf course’s policies comply with state law governing commercial properties and that staff members are grateful both men are recovering.
Earlier this week, a course spokesperson said the altercation stemmed from “a dispute among long-term friends over a golf match.”
The San Antonio Police Department was investigating the incident as a possible aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, a felony. An SAPD spokesperson Thursday there were no new developments in the investigation.