I know you don't think of golf so much in the winter but check out Riverview golf . We are not…read moregolfing but enjoying Christmas lights and Christmas cheer in the club house.

Bayside was incredible. The course follows the contours of the great plains with holes looking…read morelike they were just part of the topography. The course was in great shape. The greens which are huge were in perfect shape. It takes time to learn the design philosophy here. Lots of ravines and scrub you need to carry on your drives but wide fairways beyond it. Some holes have blind shots because of the rolling terrain but not penal at all. The clubhouse staff was wonderful. A quick lunch at the turn was available and the pace of play was good. I would play here again and again

Genuinely zero stars if I could. Awful staff in pro shop. Rude and disrespectful. Definitely would…read morenot recommend

Been Going there about a month now. Food was Great, Service was Great…read more But now they charge a INFLATION FEE 3% that is why I give it 3 Stars. I don't need to pay your fees. If you want more money add $1 here and 50 cents there. Then I'll decide if I want it. so I pay $90 +$18 Tip for 2 steak dinners Plus and you add $3. Well that's strike 1, 3 Strikes and I stop coming in, So Maybe Just maybe you can lose customers and make it up with the fees, But your Waitresses who have all been good except once will lose the Tips, and I doubt if you will make it up to them with the fees. Lose the fees and ill change my rating.

From the owner: Northeastern 18, located in Sterling, CO, is the premier golf course in the northeast region of…read moreColorado. Founded in 1916 as Sterling Country Club, the course has a rich history within Colorado golf lore. The course is the oldest in northeastern Colorado and one of the first five courses in Colorado.

Great restaurant at a reasonable price with Dailey specials, I like taco Tuesday, and $1 draws from…read more5 to 7. The golf is also great, a friendly course with no crowds

Chappell is a little gem of a course in the middle of nowhere that you shouldn't pass up if you are…read morein the area. The fairways are in fantastic shape and while its not the most challenging course, it a great relaxing round that you should definitely hit up the next time you are on Interstate 80.

Hillside Golf Course, located in Sidney Nebraska, is an 18 hole golf course. HIllside winds over…read moreand around the bluffs of south Sidney. The hillside holes have narrow rolling fairways full of dips and undulations. It uses the lay of the land to create some wonderfully challenging and scenic holes. You tee off from the side of a bluff to the fairway 30 feet below on the first hole. The holes are challenging, the view of the golf course is spectacular. Features: Putting Green, Chipping Green, Driving Range, Lessons, Rental Clubs, Rental Cars, Pull Carts, Snack Bar, Nebraska Golf Association Member, Pro Shop, No Spikes. The Pro Shop has golf bags, balls, gloves, tees, markers, shoes, shirts, jackets and lots of other golf accessories. ​You can also purchase snacks and beverages. You can make the Hillside Bar and Grill your final stop. A full service restaurant. Burgers, salads, sandwiches, chicken baskets and more. Serving Pepsi products, tea, coffee and a variety of alcoholic beverages. A great golf course with lots of amenities. One you should put on your "golf bucket list".

If you are not a local, avoid at all costs they do not like outsiders, my friend went for his first…read moretime and got accused of sabotaging the course. I will never spend another dime here again. If you live in Sydney, have fun being close minded to people who want to try a new place out. Get bent

In terms of golf experience and actual play - this course is Hands Down the best course I have ever…read moreplayed. I was lucky enough to play this course as a nonmember and it immediately became my favorite course ever. I am always worried about being disappointed when a course has been hyped a lot (See Cherry Hills, Arrowhead and most "top choice" courses in Colorado). Ballyneal surpassed all my expectations. Better than anything in Hawaii, California, Arizona, Washington, Oregon or Florida where I have played the "premier" tracks. Do yourself a favor, find an open play time, gather up your money and go play it. Fair warning: no carts and a long course. Best tip: get a turkey sandwich. It's $20 but worth every penny.

Quite the experience. Really cool experience. I would definitely recommend staying the night…read morethere and playing twice. Ask for Ben from south Carolina as your caddie. Excellent caddie skills and cool as hell. He knows the course really well.

When you live on the eastern plains, your options for recreational activities are fairly limited…read more However, with my husband being an avid golfer, I recently found myself on a couples league right here at Quint Valley Golf Course. ++ It's cheap! At $40 per couple a round (with cart and two buckets of range balls) it's significantly cheaper than places in town. ++ There are several holes that present some interesting challenges for golfers. Challenges here mostly elemental such as high winds. +/- For better or for worse, there is no enforced dress code here. -- The greens are rough to say the least. In fact, you just really have to consider it a "backyard" course and recognized that many aspects with be rough. -- There are truly no amenities aside from a couple portable toilets at the "clubhouse" and one on the course. If you keep your expectations in check, Quint Valley Golf Course can definitely be a great way to spend a couple of hours on the eastern plains.

Although not the prettiest course, it is challenging and fun to play. I like the no tee time, come…read moreand go, and price.