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amazing views! unforgiving course. drive in fairway and you are happy - 1 yard from fairway say goodbye to that ball. you have tobthink carefully and think about where to miss.

Challenging and fun course. Greens were undulating and QUICK. Biggest thing for me is pace of play, so to finish 18 holes in 3 hours and 15 mins on a late Friday morning was phenomenal. Will hopefully make this a more regular part of my rotation

Wild Horse is often referred to as the best bang for your buck public course in the US. The price at $87 is certainly fair. And after 36 holes of play I can confirm the reputation is fair as well. Axland and Proctor took a tame plot of Prairie, very little funding, and created an outstanding golf course. Wild horse oozes strategy at every turn. The variety of wild horse is staggering drivable par 4s, 3 shot par 4s, and everything in between. Every club in the bag will be tested in every shot demands your full attention. The most impressive thing about the golf course is it relationship with the wind. There is no hiding from it. The course is exposed prairie, but it’s clear that the holes were created with this in mind the par 4 8th hole plays directly into the wind. There are many days with this is a true three shot hole. The green side, however, is large and is surrounded by short grass. This allows the option to run the ball up while also not unfairly punishing shots that might miss right left or long. The best part about Wild Horse might not be the golf course. The people at wild horse are exceptional. It’s obvious that the locals are PROUD of their golf course. It’s also obvious that they’re happy to share this golf course with visitors. Everyone that you run into/encounter on and around this golf course are friendly and welcoming. The staff is extremely helpful and facilities are homey and relaxed. Nebraska is an extremely underrated golf trip and to anyone who is making the pilgrimage 36 holes at wild horse is a must. My final advice would be to spend two days there and to walk the course.

Such a cool course on a great piece of land. I prefer it to the current version of the north. Now let’s wait to see how that north course Reno