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Omaha Golf Trip Planning Guide

Omaha is America's steak capital — home to the original Omaha Steaks and a beef culture that permeates every restaurant. Indian Creek, a former PGA Tour stop, anchors the public golf scene alongside several strong municipal and daily-fee courses. The Old Market district delivers walkable nightlife, and the Berkshire Hathaway city's Midwestern hospitality makes groups feel welcome everywhere.

The Breakdown

Quick Facts

Best Time to Visit

Spring, Summer, Fall

Nearest Airport

OMA (10 min drive)

Green Fees

$22–$99

Lodging From

$300/night

Walkable Courses

3 of 5

Budget Est. (8 guys, 3 nights)

~$277/person

The Game Plan

Sample 3-Day Itinerary

Here's a realistic 3-day itinerary for a group golf trip to Omaha. Every venue below is real and pulled from our curated database — no filler.

Day 1

Morning — Golf

Quarry Oaks Golf Club parkland, $59–$99 · 4.6★

Carved from a limestone quarry along the Missouri River bluffs — dramatic 200-foot elevation changes and stunning views

Dinner

Gorat's Steakhousesteakhouse, $$$

Warren Buffett's favorite steakhouse — old-school Omaha beef at its finest. T-bones and prime rib are the move.

After Dark

Brickway Brewery & Distillerybrewpub

Old Market brewery and distillery combo — craft beer, bourbon, and a great downtown atmosphere

Day 2

Morning — Golf

The Knolls Golf Course parkland, $25–$45 · 4.5★

City of Omaha's best muni — hilly and fun with mature trees and the best budget green fees in the metro

Afternoon — Activity

Old Market District Crawl2-3 hours, $20–$40/pp

Walk the cobblestone streets of the Old Market — breweries, cocktail bars, and restaurants all within blocks

Dinner

The Droversteakhouse, $$$

Omaha institution since 1968 — the whiskey-marinated filet is legendary among steak aficionados

After Dark

The Berry & Ryecocktail · Open late

Omaha's best speakeasy — hidden entrance, craft cocktails, and a moody prohibition-era vibe

Day 3

Morning — Golf

Indian Creek Golf Course parkland, $49–$85 · 4.4★

Former PGA Tour site — the best public course in Nebraska with tournament conditioning and a challenging layout through mature trees

Afternoon — Activity

Henry Doorly Zoohalf day, $20–$30/pp

Consistently ranked the #1 zoo in the world — the indoor desert dome and jungle are genuinely incredible

Dinner

Block 16casual, $$

James Beard-nominated sandwich shop — the Croque Garcon and Korean-inspired dishes are incredible

After Dark

The Sydneydive · Open late

Benson's beloved dive — cheap drinks, live music, and the heart of Omaha's best bar strip

The Rota

Course-by-Course Guide

Omaha has 5 courses worth playing. 3 are walkable if you want to save on cart fees.

Indian Creek Golf CoursePremium

Former PGA Tour site — the best public course in Nebraska with tournament conditioning and a challenging layout through mature trees

4.4 (906)
$49–$85
Par 72 · 7,218 yds
parkland
Quarry Oaks Golf ClubPremium

Carved from a limestone quarry along the Missouri River bluffs — dramatic 200-foot elevation changes and stunning views

4.6 (926)
$59–$99
Par 72 · 7,015 yds
parkland
Tiburon Golf ClubSolid

27 holes in west Omaha — three distinct nines with good variety and consistently well-maintained greens

Walkable4.3 (755)
$39–$65
Par 72 · 6,871 yds
parkland
The Knolls Golf CourseSolid

City of Omaha's best muni — hilly and fun with mature trees and the best budget green fees in the metro

Walkable4.5 (359)
$25–$45
Par 71 · 6,296 yds
parkland
Willow Lakes Golf CourseBudget

Affordable warm-up round in Bellevue — flat and forgiving with some nice water features

Walkable4.1 (393)
$22–$38
Par 71 · 6,180 yds
parkland
Base Camp

Where to Stay

Omaha has 2 group-friendly lodging options in our database, starting at $300/night for the whole house. Several options include hot tubs — a non-negotiable for most groups.

houseSleeps 1216

$400–$1200 /night

Dundee and Benson neighborhoods

full kitchenparkingfire pithot tubgame roomgrill
houseSleeps 1014

$300–$800 /night

Old Market and Midtown

full kitchenparkinggrillwasher/dryer
The Table

Group Dining Guide

4 restaurants vetted for group golf trips. Several can handle large parties without a reservation headache.

Gorat's Steakhouse

$$$
steakhouse

Warren Buffett's favorite steakhouse — old-school Omaha beef at its finest. T-bones and prime rib are the move.

$30-60/personReservation needed

The Drover

$$$
steakhouse

Omaha institution since 1968 — the whiskey-marinated filet is legendary among steak aficionados

$30-60/personReservation needed

Block 16

$$
casual

James Beard-nominated sandwich shop — the Croque Garcon and Korean-inspired dishes are incredible

$15-30/person

Leadbelly

$$
casual

Benson's best restaurant — creative comfort food, great burgers, and a packed bar scene

$15-30/person
After the Round

Nightlife

4 bars curated for groups. 2 stay open past midnight.

Brickway Brewery & Distillery

brewpub

Old Market brewery and distillery combo — craft beer, bourbon, and a great downtown atmosphere

The Berry & Rye

Late night
cocktail

Omaha's best speakeasy — hidden entrance, craft cocktails, and a moody prohibition-era vibe

The Sydney

Late night
dive

Benson's beloved dive — cheap drinks, live music, and the heart of Omaha's best bar strip

Rathskeller Bier Haus

patio

German-style beer garden in the Old Market — massive outdoor space, imported beers, and a lively atmosphere

Off Days

Activities Beyond Golf

4 off-course activities for rest days or afternoons.

Old Market District Crawl

brewery2-3 hours$20–$40/pp

Walk the cobblestone streets of the Old Market — breweries, cocktail bars, and restaurants all within blocks

Henry Doorly Zoo

hikinghalf day$20–$30/pp

Consistently ranked the #1 zoo in the world — the indoor desert dome and jungle are genuinely incredible

Topgolf Omaha

go karts2-3 hours$30–$60/pp

Three-level driving range with food and drinks — the standard pre-trip warm-up competition

Benson Brewery & Bar Crawl

brewery2-3 hours$15–$35/pp

Walk Maple Street in Benson — Omaha's best bar strip with 10+ spots all within a few blocks

Logistics

Getting There

Fly into Eppley Airfield (OMA) — it's a 10-minute drive to Omaha. For groups of 8+, consider booking a shuttle or party bus from the airport (local providers include Omaha Party Bus and Good Life Limo). Renting two SUVs usually works for groups of 4-8.

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