Indian Creek Golf Club's Gray Hawk course sits in Elkhorn, a western suburb of Omaha, where the landscape transitions from the Missouri River valley into the rolling Nebraska plains. The course was designed by Frank Hummel, Mark Rathert, and Todd Quitno, a collaborative team that has worked on several projects in the Great Plains region. The design takes advantage of the natural terrain variations found in this part of eastern Nebraska, incorporating elevation changes and native grasses into the playing corridors. The routing works across property that features both open meadowland and more wooded sections, creating variety in the visual character from hole to hole. Water features appear on several holes, typical of modern Nebraska course design where irrigation ponds serve both functional and strategic purposes. The layout accommodates a range of skill levels while providing enough length and challenge for competitive play from the back tees. Indian Creek operates as a semi-private facility, offering both membership and daily-fee access to the Omaha metropolitan area. The club serves the growing Elkhorn community and provides a local venue for league play, junior programs, and regional amateur events. The course represents the style of golf development that expanded across suburban Omaha during the residential growth of recent decades, balancing accessibility with design quality in a market that supports multiple public and semi-private options.