Public · 9 holes
Pelican Beach Golf Club
Hyannis, NE
About this course
Born from a chance encounter when Sand Hills Golf Club was being built nearby, Pelican Beach Golf Club in Hyannis, Nebraska is one of the most authentic and exciting nine-holers in the U. S. Dan Proctor roughed out the first three holes in just one week in 1995, and local ranchers completed the rest. Benched into the side of a large ridge, the routing plays down, up, along, and back with short par 4s, tantalizing par 3s, and a gettable par 5 closer. All-day play for 5. The course name comes from a flock of pelicans that flew over during the first annual shootout tournament.
Type
Links-Style
Region
Midwest
Holes
9
Par
36
Yardage
2,760
Established
1995
Course rating
33.6
Slope
120
LooperScore
76.7
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Design & architects
- Dan Proctor, architect
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Nearby courses
Courses within 150 miles of Pelican Beach Golf Club, by true distance.
Sky View Golf Course
Alliance, NE · 54 mi away
Sky View Golf Course is an 18-hole, par-72 course southeast of Alliance, Nebraska, in the Sand Hills. Its greens and fairways are well-maintained and framed by mid-size pines and elms. The natural terrain includes several greens protected by shallow bunkers. The course offers a well-kept round in western Nebraska.
Jackrabbit Run Golf Course
Grand Island, NE · 57 mi away
Jackrabbit Run Golf Course is Grand Island's municipal course, designed by Frank Hummel and opened in 1976. It was renamed from Grand Island Municipal in 2001 after the jackrabbits that once roamed the property. The 18-hole, par 72 layout plays about 6,750 yards from the blue tees and is open to the public at city rates.
The Prairie Club (Dunes)
Valentine, NE · 70 mi away
The Dunes Course at The Prairie Club opened in 2010 near Valentine, Nebraska, in the Sandhills, and was designed by Tom Lehman with Chris Brands. The property is remote by any measure, several hours from a major airport, and the golf is built directly into the natural dune formations. The Dunes is the more open and rolling of the club's two 18-hole courses, with wide fairways, blowout bunkers and greens that use the existing contour rather than imported shaping. There are no trees and no shelter, so the wind sets the difficulty on any given day, and the same hole can play two clubs differently between morning and afternoon. The club also has the Pines Course, routed along the Snake River canyon, and the Horse Course, a 10-hole short course with multiple hole locations. Stay-and-play access is available to the public along with member play.
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