865 Lakeview West Rd
Brule, NE 69127
308.287.4653
www.baysidegolf.com
www.visitogallala.com

An acreage full of ruts, washes, bluffs and arroyos, Axland and Proctor embraced the terrain and made it part and parcel to the entire layout. The result: each and every hole takes you to a brand new experience—a roller coaster both of emotion and of twists and turns.

Designer of Golf, Dan Proctor says that they've tried, but they "cannot decide on a signature hole, every hole is so special ... after you're through playing here, you'll remember every shot, every hole".

Adding to the breathtaking and dramatic layout is the fact that Bayside overlooks Nebraska's largest lake, Lake McConaughy.

Bayside Golf was rated a 4-star course by Golf Digest and rated #2 public access course in Nebraska by Golf Week.

900 Cross Creek Road
PO Box 154
Cambridge, NE 69022
308.697.4768
www.crosscreekgolflinks.com
www.cambridgene.org

This golfer’s paradise is not only affordable and challenging, but shows off some of Cambridge’s breathtaking views. Referred to as a "diamond in the rough" by an Omaha World-Herald reporter, Cross Creek greets many returning golfers each year.

Cambridge's championship length 18-hole public golf course wraps the northern slope of Cambridge with green from east to west. The course offers great diversity of play with links land holes mixed with park style holes. At 7,205 yards from the tips, the golf course offers a variety of teeing areas on each hole catering to golfers of all ages and abilities.

Points of interest and breathtaking views highlight a round of golf at Cross Creek. You will cross the Medicine Creek on a re-purposed historical county bridge, encounter picturesque holes with expansive views of the river valley, and enjoy pockets of native grasses and wildflowers.

Cross Creek is the host of the annual Tri Valley foundation event.

6000 Club House Dr
McCook, NE 69001-4400
308.345.5032
http://heritagehillsmccook.com
www.cityofmccook.com

Heritage Hills Golf course, with its rolling hills and undulating greens, was considered one of the "best 75 golf courses" by Golf Digest in 1984. An excellent Phleps-Benz design is one of the most challenging tests of golf in the midwest. Wonderful views of the native grasses offset by lush rolling green fairways and fast greens.

Heritage Hills opened in 1981 as one of the first links style courses built in Nebraska described as "Diamond in the Rough". It is the highest quality of design, course conditioning and value.

The course has hosted most all NGA, NWAGA and NJGA events including the 2006 NE section CPC. The course is the host of the annual John Mullen Community Hospital Pro-Am, raising hundreds of thousands for the hospital foundation.

3300 30th Ave
Kearney, NE  68845-2288
888.818.3265
308.233.3296
www.meadowlarkhillsgolf.com
www.cityofkearney.org

Meadowlark Hills was built in 1993 and is operated by the City of Kearney. The course is a Championship 18-Hole layout that plays to a par 71 for men and a par 72 for women.

This beautiful course is laid out on the bluffs of the Platte River Valley. The majestic view from the clubhouse is spectacular.

On the course, water challenges you on several holes and the numerous sand bunkers are strategically placed to keep your ball from venturing too far from your target.

Meadowlark Hills Golf Course is one of the sites for the Nebraska Boys State Golf Tournament.

Meadowlark Hills was rated by “Golf Week Magazine” as the #5 best public access course in Nebraska in 2002 and rated by “Golf Digest” as the #6 best public course to play in Nebraska 1996.

40950 Rd. 768
Gothenburg, NE 69138
308.537.7700
www.playwildhorse.com
www.ci.gothenburg.ne.us/

Southcentral Nebraska is a long way from anywhere, but it's worth the trail ride to get to Wild Horse.

This "Carnoustie of the Corn Belt" tumbles through windswept, treeless terrain, where half the battle is keeping the ball from trundling into links-like bunkers and tall native grasses. So complete is the test offered that Wild Horse has been described as the public version of nearby Sand Hills. That comes as no surprise: course architects Dave Proctor and Dave Axland were instrumental in helping Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw create that celebrated course.

This course is a combination of Scottish/Irish links-styles. It is set on 300 acres of beautiful rolling hills on the edge of the Sand Hills. The course is lined throughout with unplayable rough that ranges between one and two-feet tall. The fairways are medium width and open, while the greens average 6,000-square feet in size, are fast and are a mixture between flat and undulating. This course has many sand bunkers and natural blowouts.