This course is fun and has a good variety of holes and the back nine is really scenic. It is well…read morerun and the staff is friendly.

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On the first tee box the people behind us called the club house to golf ahead of us because we were…read moregoing to "slow them down." The guy from the clubhouse told us we had to let them play through even though we were ON TIME and golfing at a good pace just because they were "regulars." I am beyond pissed. Super rude. Will not be coming back.

Highlands is terrific for the novice and the skilled golfer looking for a challenge on a…read morewell-maintained public course in Lincoln. It has a number of classic risks vs. reward holes that benefit the risk takers and punishes the overly bold players. It generally has fairly wide fairways but puts a premium on keeping the ball in the fairway. The greens are a challenge to read correctly and are well maintained. I've played over thirty rounds there and the course seems to play differently every time. I highly recommend it.

I can agree wholeheartedly with previous comments made by others. The course was pristine and well…read moremaintained. The scenery was outstanding. The privacy was unusual but appreciated. The new carts were fast and "executive" like compared to other courses. No two holes were alike and several were challenging as far as length and elevation. The only negative I could think of was a dead tree in front of the green on #18. Otherwise, it exceeded expectations.

The course is very nice, the character the same as before. However, making number 9 a par five,…read moreand taking out the bi-level fairway on the back nine has made it more playable. The views of the Platte River are better, and the tree removal has also enhanced air movement on the course. Less fungus than before! The staff is nice, and the clubhouse nicer! I think it's worth the higher green fee. We didn't wait, or slow anybody else down. Tee times every 15 minutes helps spread things out.

One of Lincoln's oldest and best courses. If you don't…read morebelieve me come see four yourself.

Poor course management, went out of their way to make issues that didn't exist…read more Accused our group of holding up the course; however, we were actually waiting on a group in front of ours. The manager was a bit of prick, but was just "doing his job". Also poor cuts on the green.

I have played this course quite a few times over the course of fifteen years. It is in excellent…read morecondition and the problems they have had with a few greens they have fixed. As far as a great place to golf, it can't be beat. No distractions. Beautiful scenery. A few holes are laid out funny like 7 and 13 but overall a fun course that is well maintained.

Golfed Woodland Hills today. Never again. They went to dynamic pricing which translates to high…read moreprices. While the course is in good shape, so are some of the Lincoln city courses for far less money. There were hardly any golfers on the course. I assume because of the price. The kicker that makes me say never again is after the round I walked in behind the owner. If I were him and I made eye contact with someone who had just played my course I would have said something. "How was your round?" " Thanks for playing". Not this guy. He walked into clubhouse and closed the door in my face. He can keep his course. I will never golf there again. 5star course with 1star owner

Came to play some golf with a group of twelve for some pre wedding fun. It is a very laid back…read morecourse but well maintained and the perfect amount of challenge. The staff was very friendly and helpful and put up with our crazy group without even a hint of attitude. Next time I am back in Lincoln I will definitely play here again.

Booked 9 on Saturday with a cart for only 15.00, course has definitely improved from 5-6 years ago…read more Will definitely be back for more. Staff was personable and friendly as well.

I've only golfed Thornridge Golf Course twice, both this summer, but have enjoyed it greatly both…read moretimes. The first time my wife and I played we were 45 minutes early and they let us on early (stupid mapquest!) and they next time we were 20 minutes late (stupid interstate construction) and they let us on when we arrived. Nice people! This 9 hole course west of Lincoln is well-maintained, affordable (via great on-line rates) and a fair test of golf. While not overly long, two holes have split (elevated)/blind lay-up/go for it tee shots. A couple other holes have a creek that splits the fairway, again, lay-up/go for it shots. Both par 3s play uphill. No sandtraps. Oh... and no beer or liquor but it seems everybody brings their own cans of beer in. Works for me! Clubhouse has pop and snacks but outside of balls and tees they offer little else in golf stuff. I find the greens here very putt-able, they roll very fair. Overall, I really like this course (my wife does too).

What a cool spot! There's something for everyone here -- one of the biggest indoor play structures…read moreI've ever seen. Plus multiple rock climbing walls, fresh food and snacks, drinks, an ice skating rink and more. It was my first time coming here and it did not disappoint. We love how cheap entry is and all the activities you can do. It's a great place to go to, especially during winter time. I'm looking forward to coming back here during spring and summer months when the water park is open. The pizza wasn't bad either! I'd totally order it again. No outside food or drinks are allowed here. There's plenty of parking outside.

The only good thing was the view. Cabin was dirty and greasy when we arrived. Found a hairbrush in…read morea bunk bed. Had to wash the dishes before we used them. No spatula. Blinds aee all coated in dust and grease. Had to clean as soon as we got there. Front desk offered to send someone out, but at that point it didn't matter. Restaurant... steak, over done. Burnt ends are fatty, and the chicken strios were burnt.

Spectacular course with equally spectacular staff. The staff at Wilderness Ridge are second to none…read morewhich says a lot considering the folks at my course are awesome as well. You think I would be biased, but I can't deny these people were just as nice and attentive. Bravo!!!! Looking forward to my next round at your place. As for the course, I loved the layout and the place was in great shape. Good job to the superintendent. Mark

Great ambiance, lousy food. Went there with my girlfriends for dinner. We ordered our meals and the…read morefood was extremely salty. Ordered macaroni and cheese with shrimp. How do you mess that up. Well, the sauce on the macaroni and cheese was extremely salty. They were kind enough to let me order a new dish. I ordered a pork dish as a replacement. It was worse than my first dish. I even had my girlfriends taste it so they wouldn't think that I was too picky. So very salty again, not even edible (they agreed). I was so disappointed that I didn't want to seem like I was a bother. I could not eat it. Ruined my evening. They need a new chef. And its not like they have a lot of dishes on their menu. For such a beautiful place they need to FIX the food. Clearly hit and miss!

The golfing experience here is so unique to other courses in the area. Yes, there are a few weird…read moreholes but overall it is scenic, challenging, and well taken care of from the tee box to the green on each hole. Plus, if you like cliff type tee boxes then you will love #9 and #16. What I loved is that there aren't two holes that are alike and the front nine is different from the back nine.

This Florida boy was impressed. Most of our courses are pretty flat so the change of scenery was…read morenice. Great conditions - greens rolled consistently. Built over an old rock quarry and surrounded by some nice homes, they don't have a driving range as there simply is nowhere to put it. The clubhouse overlooks some water so it's a great view out the windows. They do have a net to hit into to warm up so they did what they could. What irked me was we showed up as a pair, and with no one else around, we had to pay for 3 golfers to go out as a twosome on a weekend. I've never heard of this - maybe this is a Nebraska thing? Maybe you'd have more people on the golf course if you didn't do that? It was a great day as the course was pretty empty. No one behind us and we only caught up to a foursome on 10 since it's a pretty tough hole. We decided to make a stop at the clubhouse and take a few minutes to just chill to let the foursome get ahead. We never saw them again so they had a good pace staying in front of us. More development coming in as a large area of trees has been cleared out.