Ashland Golf Club

Ashland Golf Club has been part of the Highway 6 corridor between Omaha and Lincoln since 1968. It is semi-private, which means it has members but also sells public tee times, so visitors can book a round any day.

The course was designed by Dick Watson and Henry Hughes and has the mature trees and established feel of a classic 1960s layout. The two nines play differently: the front has smaller greens that demand precise approaches, while the back has larger greens with more room but more break to read. The 16th, with its narrow fairway and raised green, is one many players remember.

The clubhouse hosts outings, banquets and weddings, and the club runs leagues and lessons. It is a handy pick if you are staying in Omaha but heading toward Mahoney State Park, the Strategic Air Command Museum or Lincoln.

Highlights

• Semi-private 18 open to public tee times
• Classic 1968 layout by Dick Watson and Henry Hughes
• Small greens on the front nine, larger greens on the back
• Memorable 16th with a narrow fairway and elevated green
• Event space for outings and weddings

Tips for your round

• Book online up to 7 days ahead, or call the pro shop
• Walking saves 20% off the cart rate
• Seniors 60 and older get lower rates every day
• Call the pro shop to ask about twilight pricing
• Join the online waitlist if your preferred time is booked

At the course

Practice greenPro shopRestaurant/barLessonsEvent spaceCart rental