Golf courses in Omaha, NE.

Omaha, NE

The Hammerhead nine is one of three nine-hole courses at Tiburon Golf Club in Omaha, Nebraska. Tiburon opened in 1989 as an 18-hole course on former farmland and expanded to its current 27-hole layout with a third nine added in 1994, set across rolling hills and lakes. Hammerhead plays to a par of 36 and can be paired with the club's Mako and Great White nines for an 18-hole round. New ownership in 2004 brought a clubhouse renovation and updated amenities, including Shark's Sports Bar & Grill. Tiburon operates as a semi-private club, open to the public alongside its membership.

Omaha, NE

Pacific Springs Golf Club is a public 18-hole golf course in Omaha, Nebraska, that has operated since 1996. The course plays to a par of 70 and is routed through lakes, creeks, wetlands, and mature trees. The club includes a natural bentgrass 18-hole putting course, described as unique in the Midwest, along with a short-game practice center operated with GolfTec. Monthly tournaments and golf leagues run throughout the season. Tee times are booked online, and the course offers cart and walking options, with reduced rates for walkers. The facility hosts group events and outings in addition to daily public play.

Omaha, NE

Indian Creek Golf Course, part of what is now called The Indian Creek Experience, is a public 27-hole facility in Elkhorn, in the Omaha metropolitan area, organized into three distinct nine-hole layouts. Known for bentgrass greens averaging 6,300 square feet, the course has offered championship-caliber public golf for more than three decades. The Black Bird nine features long, water-guarded holes, including a 557-yard par 5, while the Red Feather nine adds mounding and additional water. The facility also includes an indoor/outdoor practice complex and dining.

Omaha, NE

Tiburon Golf Club is a semi-private, 27-hole golf facility in Omaha, Nebraska, opened in 1989 and set across more than 12 acres of natural rolling hills and lakes. The Shark Course is one of three nine-hole layouts at the property, known locally by nicknames tied to the club's marine theme, including a nine called Mako. The course is a frequent host for golf outings, corporate events, and tournaments in the Omaha area. Tiburon combines wooded terrain with water features across its three nines.

Omaha, NE

Benson Park Golf Course is an 18-hole public facility located in Omaha, Nebraska. The course was designed by Larry Packard and opened in the early 1970s. It features a regulation length layout with a par of 72. The course design incorporates Packard's signature style with bunkers set into mounds to prevent water seepage. The first several holes are designed to allow golfers to ease into their rounds before facing more complex challenges. The layout features established trees and varying terrain that requires strategic play. The facility is operated by the city and offers a pro shop for equipment needs.

Omaha, NE

Johnny Goodman Golf Course is an 18-hole public facility in Omaha, Nebraska, named after the last amateur to win the U.S. Open. The facility opened in 1972 and features a par of 72 with a layout extending over 6,900 yards from the back tees. The course is known for its hilly terrain and large greens that challenge putting accuracy. Mature trees line the fairways, and water hazards come into play on several holes on the back nine. The facility is managed by the City of Omaha Parks and Recreation department.

Omaha, NE

Elmwood Park Golf Course is a public 18-hole facility in Omaha, Nebraska, with a par of 68. Originally designed by Tom Bendelow in 1916, the course was later remodeled by architect Dave Bennett in 1979. Elmwood Park is situated on hilly terrain near the University of Nebraska and features generous fairways. The medium-sized greens are known for being fast, and two ponds are integrated into the layout to test accuracy. The course provides a mix of long and short holes that navigate through mature tree growth in a park setting.

Omaha, NE

Knolls Golf Course is an 18 hole public facility located in Omaha, Nebraska. This course opened for play in 1967 and serves the local community with a layout that winds through a residential area. The Knolls layout features a level front nine with grassy mounds and trees bordering the fairways. The back nine offers more open spaces and tracks across a mild grade that creates various uphill and downhill lies. Water hazards come into play on several holes, requiring careful shot selection to avoid the ponds.

Omaha, NE

Miracle Hill Golf & Tennis Center is a public 18-hole facility in Omaha, Nebraska, with a par of 70. Designed by architect Floyd Farley, the course was built in 1961 on the site of a former dairy farm. Miracle Hill features mature, tree-lined fairways and rolling terrain typical of the eastern Nebraska region. The greens are well-maintained and provide true rolls throughout the season. The layout includes several bunkers and multiple tee boxes to accommodate players of different skill levels while offering a straightforward and enjoyable playing experience.