Great course! It was in great shape and well taken care of. The manager was phenomenal…read more Accommodating, and made sure we had everything we needed. I will definitely be sure to be back.

From the owner: Located in Cambridge, Nebraska, Cross Creek Golf Links has become "Southwest Nebraska's Diamond in…read morethe Rough." As the longest public golf course in the state, measuring 7,205 yards from the tips, Cross Creek offers a variety of teeing areas, wide fairways, and large greens allowing each golfer to enjoy the experience regardless of age or ability.

Food isn't all that good. Had to wait what seems like forever to get food as well. But the Beer was…read morecold and good service from the bar.

Best course ever (hard) greens were fast ..Need better food inside.but servers are niceread more

Great Muni Course!! Large Greens and Nice Fairways....Municipal Course so call ahead on weeknights…read moreas they have League nights. Moderately priced at $20 weeknight walking. Tee it up!!! Greens- 7 Fairways-Tee Boxes- 6 Walking Difficulty- 8 Scale of 1-10

I love almost everything about this course. It's a short, tricky, well-kept track that rewards good…read moreplay and punishes bad. The price is great for what you get. Clubhouse staff couldn't be better. Unfortunately, one the problem is nearly a deal-killer. They have the most arrogant, passive-aggressive, inconsiderate greens-keeping staff I've ever seen, in about 50 years of golf. I hate to complain, because the rest of the staff is so good, and so accommodating. But when you have to wait on the tee several times in the same round while a greenskeeper mows the entire fairway, not once just pausing to give a chance for a safe hit, it tends to destroy what would otherwise be a truly excellent experience. I've worked as a greenskeeper, and I understand the need to get the work done; and it's my choice to go out early, when they are working. I'm always deferential to the workers and let them keep working whenever it's not literally in my way. But I've played this way my entire life and have never seen any place where I've been made to wait while the greenskeeper does his entire job, when a brief pause would let us both be on our way. In fact, I usually end up making good friends of the greenskeepers. Not here.

Had a good time at Lake Maloney State Park. It is a nice spot, and it was quiet and well-kept. It…read moredid felt a little tucked away though, and my GPS had trouble finding the exact entrance, which was frustrating. I also had a rental car with out of state plates so I had to pay way more. Watching the sunset over the lake was the highlight and made it worth it. My only recommendation would be to plan your route ahead.

rude staff, one certain man was disrespectful before and after golf. had to learn that he was…read moreapparently very upset from another member, absolutely ridiculous. bought a pass and am taking my business somewhere else. shitty course not well kept plus backed up.

If you are in Grand Island and need a nice venue for a dinner party - this is your place!read more

The course has beautiful and lush grass. Each hole is kept up and is perfect to hit balls on. The…read moremanagement is extremely nice and always a pleasure to see. My family has been golfing at Jackrabbit Run since it opened, my dad even mowed the lawns during summers between years of college. Going back for visits is always a pleasure.

A buddy of mine told me I had to check this place out because of how nice the course was. He wasn't…read morewrong, we golfed all 18 and even grabbed a drink after. Great place and friendly staff.

Great golf course with 9 holes in the trees and 9 holes link style. Fairways and greens were in…read moresuper shape and only $37. That is a bargain for this type of course. A little off the beaten path but worth the small detour. Cold beer and a tasty hot dog at the end of your round makes for a great golf day.

I play this course yearly when visiting family. Let me tell you, golfers in this area don't know…read morehow lucky they are to have it. If it was near me, I'd be out there everyday. This is a challenging course, and not one for beginners. Because of the elevation changes, it's easy to misjudge distance, so bring a range finder. Greens are not lightning fast like many desert courses (there are cactus out here). On one hole, you're so close to a Wendy's that you can walk over and get a Frosty while others in your group tee off. Heritage Hills is a gem and must-play if in the area.

Located just west of the fine small town of McCook NE, this gem of a golf course almost deserves 5…read morestars. I've always been a huge fan of this track. It's an hour north of where I grew up in northwest Kansas and is an easy drive and an excellent test of golf skill. Growing up in high school, they used to have a $10 greens fee for students on weekdays and I'm actually not sure if they still have that, but even if it's more than $10, it's definitely still worth it. This golf course is definitely not for beginners. There are huge slope changes and many blind shots. There are also a bunch of bunkers, lots of tall native grass, extremely undulating greens and the course has a little bit of length. It gets extremely difficult playing in the wind, and in SW Nebraska it blows pretty hard 320+ days of the year. I came up to Nebraska for the annual John Mullen Memorial Pro-Am Tournament. It's an extremely well run event, and always raises between $15,000-20,000 for the foundation which is really awesome considering the small town. The pro's get paid well if you play well so it attracts many good players who want to play a great golf course and have a chance at some good money (winner gets paid $2200 on a $150 entry fee) Anyway, the golf course is fantastic. The reason it doesn't get 5 stars from me is because the greens aren't as fast and demanding as they used to be. It was a cool and wet spring so the grass hasn't filled in as well as usual so they couldn't chop down the greens, but they used to be really really difficult, and the harder; the better!!! Now it seems you really have to "hit" the ball instead of just being able to stroke it and get it started down your line. I saw a lot of good putts that should be fast, that were hit on a good line, and the grass slowed them down and they missed low and short. If they could speed them back up, this course is a 5 star experience.

A nice little municipal course along the river in North Platte. They have a small driving range,…read morebut overall a very nice practice facility with chipping green, practice bunker and of course a putting green. You'll need to stay in the fairways, lots of trees, but a fun little course to play.

Terrible service. So my gf and I walk in to hit a few balls in driving range and as soon as we walk…read morein everyone just stares at us. No one offers if they can help us. So I ask about driving range and was told they have no balls available. Then was told I could use the retriever to go get my own balls. Rude from very beginning and will not return.

We were probably about 30 feet away from the green on the crappy golf cart and some guy that works…read morethere was on his little side by side and and absolutely screamed at the top of his lungs screaming get on the fing cart path scaring us.

As a professional course this small mom and pop 9 hole golfing facility might rate a 2 but…read moresometimes situations dictate otherwise. The fairways and greens are kept nice however if you slice it into the 3' rough you may as well pull out a new ball.....on every hole. Driving range was just an old corn field with no practice putting green to speak of. What made my heart flutter was that although they're right down the street from 2 truckstops they allowed me to park my rig in their small parking lot and play a round with no advance tee time......and gave me free range balls in case I lost mine in the rough. Driving range bucket of balls - $5.00 Rental clubs - $5.00 18 holes - $11.00 Pull cart - $3.00 Extra used balls - free Showing me the love - Priceless Would I play here again? Sure, why not.