The Great White course at Tiburon Golf Club in Omaha, Nebraska was designed by Dave Barrett and Larry Hagewood. The course represents a collaboration between these architects in creating a layout that serves the Omaha golf community. Tiburon Golf Club operates as a daily-fee facility, making the course accessible to public play in the greater Omaha metropolitan area. The routing takes advantage of the natural Nebraska terrain, which in this region typically features gently rolling topography with native grasses and scattered tree lines. The course incorporates water features and strategic bunkering that define playing corridors and frame green complexes. The design philosophy reflects contemporary American golf course architecture from the period of its construction, with an emphasis on playability for a range of skill levels while maintaining strategic interest for accomplished players. The course serves both recreational golfers and competitive events within the local and regional golf calendar. As a public-access facility in Nebraska's largest city, Great White provides a venue for everyday play as well as tournament golf. The layout and conditioning standards reflect the operational model of a daily-fee course serving a diverse membership and visitor base throughout the golf season, which in Nebraska typically runs from spring through fall given the continental climate of the Great Plains.