Golf

Known for: Tree-lined 18-hole layout in Benson Park

Known for: Rolling bentgrass layout over 7,000 yards

Known for: Full-amenity private club with a bentgrass championship course

Known for: 18-hole private club serving the Iowa side of the metro

Known for: Riverfront course with Omaha skyline views; established 1927

Known for: 18 holes plus a three-hole academy course

Known for: Walkable par-3 layout with dramatic elevation changes

Known for: Hilly, wooded 18-hole course beside Elmwood Park and UNO

Known for: Est. 1907; Langford & Moreau course (1924) redesigned by Jacobsen (2007)

Known for: Best-value 18 holes in Lincoln

Known for: 27 holes of public golf plus dining and events

Known for: Longest Omaha municipal course; named for the 1933 U.S. Open champion

Known for: Newer private members club themed on local railroad history

Known for: 18-hole course paired with a full tennis center

Known for: Opened 1967 (nine holes); Robert Popp-designed course

Known for: Established 1899; hosted the 2013 U.S. Senior Open

Known for: Natural bentgrass practice putting course and short-game facility

Known for: Lawrence Packard design; hosts USGA qualifiers

Known for: Host of the annual Showdown at Shadow Ridge; 2018 Jackson Kahn renovation

Known for: Private club with a course dating to 1960

Known for: Short, beginner-friendly 9-hole course in South Omaha

Known for: Par-3 course; home of First Tee of Omaha youth golf

Known for: Tree-lined municipal championship course since 1981

Known for: Only members-only course in midtown Omaha; hosted the 1941 U.S. Amateur

Known for: Water-laden 18 holes winding through a NW Omaha neighborhood

Known for: 27 holes of Arnold Palmer Signature Design

Known for: 27 holes across three nines (Mako, Hammerhead, Great White)

Known for: Microchipped-ball target range with three tiers of heated/cooled bays

Known for: Links-style public layout with water on nine holes

Known for: Easygoing 9-hole municipal round in NW Omaha

Known for: Affordable 9-hole municipal par-3 near the riverfront

Known for: Par-3 nine in west Omaha, opened 1963

Known for: Only Robert Trent Jones Sr. design in Nebraska