Miracle Hill Golf & Tennis Center

Miracle Hill was built by the Davis family on the old Friesland Farms dairy in the early 1960s and is still a west Omaha institution. The 18-hole course plays to par 70, so it is a bit shorter than a typical championship layout, with tree-lined fairways and generous greens.

The lower par makes it a good round for mid and high handicappers, and the pace tends to be quick. Better players will still find the tight corridors ask for accuracy off the tee.

The practice setup is a big draw: a driving range with eight Toptracer bays, a separate 100-yard wedge range and a short game area. There are also lessons, club fitting and indoor tennis and pickleball courts.

It works well for a quick round near the Regency and Westroads area hotels, or for a practice session if you just want to hit balls.

Highlights

• Family-owned since the early 1960s
• Par 70, about 6,400 yards from the tips
• Range with eight Toptracer bays
• 100-yard wedge range and short game area
• Indoor tennis and pickleball courts

Tees

• Gold 6,431 yds (70.7/119)
• Blue 6,108 yds (69.1/116)
• White 5,755 yds (67.8/112; women 72.9/119)
• Red 5,069 yds (women 68.8/110)

Course rating / slope, where published.

Tips for your round

• Book online through the course's Club Caddie tee sheet
• Rates move by day, time and demand; the club advertises rounds from $32
• Toptracer bays can be booked separately online
• GPS carts are available

At the course

Driving rangePractice greenPro shopRestaurant/barLessonsCart rental