18 holes6,500 yds
A private Bellevue club founded in 1966, with a Lawrence Packard course, a pool and a grill, that welcomes outside golf outings.
Platteview has been part of the Bellevue golf scene since 1966. The course was laid out by Lawrence Packard, a well-known Midwest architect of that era, and its greens were rebuilt in 2000.
At about 6,500 yards it is not a monster, but the club is respected enough to have hosted a 2025 U.S. Senior Amateur qualifier. Expect a classic parkland feel with mature trees.
The clubhouse has The Players Grill, a banquet room and a pool, and there is a junior golf program. The club is managed by Landscapes Golf Management.
Day-to-day play is private, but the club does welcome public golf outings, so it can be an option for a group trip or company event.
18 holesPar 716,508 yds
A links-style Bellevue public course with pot bunkers, big rolling greens and water in play on half the holes.
2026 rates (tax included): 18 holes $32 walking / $50 with cart Monday-Thursday, $47 /…
About 10 mi from downtown
18 holesPar 726,350 yds
A scenic, tree-lined 18 in the hills above Plattsmouth, with views over the Platte and Missouri river valleys and a year-round clubhouse.
About 14 mi from downtown
18 holesPar 726,850 yds
Offutt Air Force Base's Robert Trent Jones Sr. layout, a long, demanding par 72 that civilians can book too.
About 8.9 mi from downtown
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