Omaha · NE

Elmwood Park Golf Course

Est. 1916 · Tom Bendelow

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Par
72
Rating
64.1
Slope
105
Length
4,184–5,003 yd
Holes
18
Par 68Out 34In 34Full card ▾
Hole123456789Out
Yds2801303443491753023152803502525
Par43443444434
Hole101112131415161718In
Yds3193093521122352432603343142478
Par44433444434

About Elmwood Park Golf Course

Elmwood Park Golf Course opened on August 5, 1916, and is Omaha's oldest 18-hole city-owned course, laid out by prolific early public-golf architect Tom Bendelow beside midtown's Elmwood Park. With no clubhouse of its own at first, golfers bought and remodeled a nearby house the following year to serve as one. Today it plays as a short par-68 municipal course of about 4,600 yards, still run by the City of Omaha more than a century later.

Via Wikipedia — “Elmwood Park (Omaha)”

Via Omaha World-Herald — “Elmwood Park, oldest 18-hole city course at 100, flourishes after changes through years”

Via Nebraska Golf Association — “Elmwood Park Golf Course”

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