Grandpa's Woods Golf Course is located in Murdock, a small community in southeastern Nebraska's Cass County. The course was designed by Rex and Lloyd Clemens, who created a layout that works with the natural wooded terrain characteristic of this part of the state, where tree-lined corridors and modest elevation changes distinguish the landscape from the flatter agricultural land common elsewhere in Nebraska. The routing takes advantage of mature hardwood stands that give the course its name and character. Players navigate fairways carved through these wooded areas, where accuracy off the tee becomes more important than distance. The tree coverage creates distinct playing corridors and provides shade during the warm summer months typical of the region. The design reflects a straightforward approach to golf course architecture, offering a playable experience for local golfers while incorporating the natural features of the property. The course serves the surrounding rural communities in this part of Nebraska, providing recreational golf in an area where courses are relatively spread out. The facility operates with the informal, accessible character common to many small-town Nebraska golf clubs, where the game is presented without pretense and the focus remains on providing a place for locals to play. The wooded setting distinguishes it from many courses in the state that play across more open prairie terrain.