Stone Creek Golf Club sits in Omaha, Nebraska, and features two eighteen-hole courses—Greystone and Blackstone—designed by Grant Wencel. The facility serves the Omaha metropolitan area as a daily-fee operation, providing accessible golf in a region where public and semi-private options accommodate the city's recreational demand. Wencel, a regional architect active in the Midwest, shaped both routings to work with the rolling terrain characteristic of eastern Nebraska's Missouri River valley landscape. The Greystone and Blackstone courses share similar design philosophies but offer distinct routing experiences across the property's natural contours. Both layouts incorporate elevation changes, native grasses, and water features that reflect the area's topography. The courses are designed to accommodate a range of skill levels, with multiple tee boxes and strategic bunkering that reward thoughtful play without overwhelming higher-handicap golfers. Tree-lined fairways and open meadow areas provide variety in hole character. Stone Creek functions as a community golf hub, hosting local tournaments, league play, and outings throughout the season. The dual-course setup allows the facility to manage high traffic while maintaining playable conditions. The clubhouse supports casual dining and event hosting, typical of Omaha-area golf clubs that balance daily play with social functions. The courses reflect Wencel's approach to creating functional, playable golf within the constraints of regional development and budget considerations.