Omaha Country Club is where Omaha golf history lives. Founded in 1899 and moved to its present site in 1926, it’s the cornerstone of the city’s private club scene — 18 holes of championship golf plus dining, tennis, and the kind of traditions that accumulate over more than a century. It’s consistently ranked among the best courses in Nebraska.
The course at the current site dates to the 1926 relocation, with design roots attributed to the Wayne Stiles era of American golf architecture. It has hosted its share of significant amateur events over the decades and remains the measuring stick for private golf in the metro.
Access is members and their guests only, and membership inquiries go through the club directly. For most golfers this one is aspirational — but it’s the reason Omaha’s private golf culture runs as deep as it does, and it anchors any serious conversation about the best golf in the state.