The Knolls Golf Club sits in Omaha, Nebraska, where it serves as a private facility for members in the metro area. The course occupies rolling terrain characteristic of the region's landscape, with elevation changes that provide natural movement and variety across the routing. The property's topography shapes the strategic demands of the layout, requiring golfers to manage uneven lies and approach shots to greens set at different levels. The design incorporates the native landforms into the playing corridors, with holes routed to take advantage of the site's contours. Mature trees frame many fairways, and the bunkering reflects traditional design principles common to Midwestern courses of its era. The greens feature subtle to moderate undulation, rewarding accurate iron play and thoughtful course management. Par varies across the holes in ways that test different aspects of a player's game, from longer par fours that demand length and precision to shorter holes where placement matters more than distance. The club maintains a membership culture typical of established private clubs in the region, with golf serving as the centerpiece of member activity. The facility supports regular member play and hosts club competitions throughout the season. The Knolls functions as a neighborhood club for Omaha-area golfers seeking consistent playing conditions and a traditional private club experience without the formality of some larger metropolitan clubs.