Omaha Country Club

Omaha Country Club traces its roots to 1899 and has been on its current north Omaha site since the mid-1920s, when the club moved from its original grounds. The course was laid out by Wayne Stiles and John Van Kleek and later reworked by Perry Maxwell.

It is a big, classic parkland course of nearly 7,000 yards at par 71, with rolling terrain and demanding greens. The national spotlight has landed here twice: Kenny Perry won the 2013 U.S. Senior Open and Jim Furyk won in 2021.

There are many tee combinations, including one named for Maxwell, so members of every level can find a good fit.

Play is for members and their guests. If you belong to a private club at home, your pro may be able to ask about an introduction.

Highlights

• Founded 1899
• Hosted the U.S. Senior Open in 2013 and 2021
• Stiles and Van Kleek design with a Perry Maxwell renovation
• Par 71, almost 7,000 yards
• Classic rolling parkland setting

Tees

• Black 6,973 yds (75.1/131)
• Black/Gold 6,743 yds (73.9/130)
• Gold 6,498 yds (72.7/129)
• Maxwell 6,333 yds (71.9/128)
• Blue 6,024 yds (70.4/127)
• White 5,477 yds (67.6/124)
• Green 5,149 yds (65.9/120; women 71.1/118)

Course rating / slope, where published.

Tips for your round

• Tee times are only through a member
• Ask your home club pro about reciprocal play
• Expect a traditional private-club dress code

At the course

Driving rangePractice greenPro shopRestaurant/barEvent space