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Steve Hogan Golf Course

9 holesPar 271,337 yds

A friendly 9-hole par-3 in North Omaha's Miller Park, named for the pro who turned it into a home for junior golf.

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Steve Hogan Golf Course is a nine-hole par-3 course run by the City of Omaha in North Omaha's Miller Park neighborhood. At just over 1,300 yards, it is a quick, low-pressure loop that you can finish in about an hour, which makes it perfect for beginners, kids, or anyone who wants to sharpen their short irons.

The course used to be called Miller Park Golf Course. It was renamed in 2009 for Steve Hogan Sr., a PGA professional who ran the course for years and built a junior program here that grew into First Tee of Omaha. That youth golf legacy is still a big part of the place today.

There is no driving range, but you will find a putting green, rental clubs and carts, and teaching help. It is a relaxed, community-focused spot rather than a test of championship golf, and that is exactly its charm.

Highlights

  • Nine par-3 holes, about 1,300 yards total
  • Formerly Miller Park Golf Course, renamed in 2009
  • Home base for a long-running junior golf program
  • Great for beginners, families and quick rounds
  • City of Omaha rates

Tees

  • White 1,337 yds
  • Red 1,085 yds

Course rating / slope, where published.

Tips for your round

  • Online tee times open about 5 days ahead; phone or in-person booking opens about 7 days ahead
  • Walking is easy here and a cart is rarely needed
  • Soft spikes only
  • You only need a few clubs: wedges, short irons and a putter
  • Call ahead in late spring and summer, when junior programs can keep the course busy

At the course

Practice greenPro shopLessonsCart rental

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Course details come from Steve Hogan Golf Course’s own information and public course-rating records and can change, so confirm rates and tee times with the course. Star ratings and photos come from Google. Back to all golf