Omaha · NE

Miracle Hill Golf Course

Est. 1961 · Floyd Farley
Par
72
Rating
71.1
Slope
121
Length
5,069–6,499 yd
Holes
18
Par 70Out 35In 35Full card ▾
Hole123456789Out
Yds4601715363753751764485101753226
Par43544345335
Hole101112131415161718In
Yds3742113195154071864314304003273
Par43454344435

About Miracle Hill Golf Course

Miracle Hill Golf and Tennis Center, at 1401 N 120th Street in Omaha, is a privately owned public-access 18-hole course (par 70). Its own site says it was built in 1961 by the Davis family on the Friesland Farms dairy and is now owned by the West family; GolfPass credits architect Floyd Farley (and lists 1963, conflicting with the 1961 date). It is known for the 'world's longest hole-in-one': Bob Mitera's 444-yard ace on the 10th hole on October 7, 1965.

Via Miracle Hill Golf — “Miracle Hill Golf”

Via Golfing Nebraska — “Miracle Hills Golf Course Omaha Nebraska”

Via GolfPass — “Miracle Hill Golf Course”

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