Tiburon Golf Club

Tiburon sits on rolling former farmland in southwest Omaha, near the Sarpy County line. It opened as an 18-hole course in 1989, added a third nine in 1994, and now offers three par-36 nines named for sharks: Mako, Great White and Hammerhead.

From the gold tees each nine plays around 3,400 to 3,550 yards, so a full 18 here can stretch close to 7,000 yards, and the slopes in the low 130s show it is a real test from the back. Several forward tees bring it down to a comfortable length for most visitors. Hills and lakes shape many of the holes.

The club had a major clubhouse makeover under new ownership in 2004. Shark's Sports Bar and Grill has a long bar, plenty of TVs and a covered patio, and the club also hosts weddings, banquets and outings.

It suits regular golfers looking for a full-service course with good practice facilities, and groups who want a round followed by food and a game on TV.

Highlights

• 27 holes: Mako, Great White and Hammerhead nines
• Can play close to 7,000 yards from the tips
• Practice facility, PGA instruction, club fitting and simulators
• Shark's Sports Bar and Grill with covered patio
• Banquet and wedding venue on site

Tees

• Mako nine: Gold 3,422 yds (36.6/131)
• Great White nine: Gold 3,555 yds (37.1/130)
• Hammerhead nine: Gold 3,480 yds (36.8/133)

Course rating / slope, where published.

Tips for your round

• Book online through the club's tee-time page or call the pro shop.
• Juniors (17 and under) and seniors (60+) get lower walking and riding rates before noon.
• Rental clubs are available if you travel without your set.
• Friday, weekend and holiday rates are well above Monday to Thursday prices, so plan midweek if you can.
• Arrive early to use the range; buckets start at a few dollars.

At the course

Driving rangePractice greenPro shopRestaurant/barLessonsSimulatorsEvent spaceCart rental