Indian Creek Golf Club in Elkhorn, Nebraska, operates two eighteen-hole courses designed by the collaborative team of Frank Hummel, Mark Rathert, and Todd Quitno. The Gray Hawk and Red Feather courses reflect a regional design approach suited to the rolling terrain west of Omaha, where the landscape transitions from the Missouri River valley toward the Great Plains. The design team, known for work throughout the Midwest, created layouts that incorporate natural elevation changes and native grasses characteristic of Nebraska golf. The two courses allow the club to accommodate a substantial membership while providing variety in routing and challenge. Both layouts work with the property's topography to create strategic interest through elevation changes, positioned hazards, and green complexes that reward accurate approach play. The courses serve a family-oriented membership base in the growing Elkhorn community, which has expanded significantly as part of the Omaha metropolitan area. Indian Creek functions as a full-service private club with amenities beyond golf, including dining facilities and social programming typical of suburban country clubs in the region. The dual-course setup provides operational flexibility for tournaments, member events, and daily play, while the collaborative design approach reflects a trend in Nebraska golf development during the period when multiple architects worked together to maximize routing options across larger properties.