Omaha Golfers
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FunPlex is across the street if you want to get your mini game on..
Tiburon is always good
In omaha
Johnny Goodman and/or Benson are both under rated
Indian Creek - Pricey, but the best public course in town
Just out of Town
Iron Horse - Ashland
Arbor Links - Nebraska City
Johnny Goodman and/or Benson are both under rated
Indian Creek - Pricey, but the best public course in town
Just out of Town
Iron Horse - Ashland
Arbor Links - Nebraska City
How about Elmwood Park? Johnny Goodman didn't have a tee time for the time we wanted, Elmwood looks like it is wide open. What's better Elmwood or Benson?
Benson gives you more of a course, and is comparable to Johnny Goodman IMO. Benson is a very good and challenging course. Elmwood is nice, but extremely easy and short.
Pacific Springs is pretty boring, but is okay.
You can try The Pines Country Club too, they may have public tee times. That is a very nice course, and won't be as expensive as Indian Creek
Yeah that's one place I've played in Omaha (Indian Creek), we're planning to play there Thursday afternoon when we get to town. Looking for a place to play Friday that's not too far from downtown (where we're staying).
Bent Tree is not too far from Downtown Omaha... It is in the state known as Iowa though.
Don't forget about courses in Bellevue either... Tregaron, Bay Hills and Willow Lakes
Very Nice Course actuallyNice course? Is it in CouncilTucky?
https://www.google.com/maps/dir/Dow...952186a2d74be795!2m2!1d-95.734247!2d41.281128
https://www.benttreegolfcb.com/
Thanks for the replies, I booked a tee time at Benson Park.
Arnold Palmer Designed it, very under the radar course that people forget about
You're thinking of The Player Club at Deer Creek which is also designed by Arnold Palmer
Edit: Ehhh it is fully private now WTF!
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Nice course? Is it in CouncilTucky
Anything close to the hole should drop too since.......iowa sucks
Arbor Links is amazing but good luck getting on now.
Back before it went "private" we would play that course all the time. It was 100 dollars for all you could golf. So we would get in 18, head in, eat, change our soaked freaking shirts, load up with more booze and play another 18...then we would do a quick 9, usually like a scramble format. Fantastic time.
All the courses run by the city play extremely slow. They overbook the hell out of those courses.
Love Quarry but the blind tee shots get old...Woodland is a great course.
Johnny Goodman is the best public course and some of the toughest greens in Omaha.
Dodge Riverside would be a good spot to play. Like others have said there is a downside. Iowa.
They have some holes that are effected by the flood right now and you get short changed by playing that course right now..
Bent Tree is the best course in Iowa around the Omaha area...
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Sounds like you already booked, but Shoreline is nice, and close to downtown.