Stone Creek Golf Club's Sandstone course is a Grant Wencel design located in Omaha, Nebraska. Wencel, a regional architect active in the Midwest, has built several courses across Nebraska and neighboring states, typically working with the rolling prairie terrain and agricultural landscapes characteristic of the region. The Sandstone course takes its name from the underlying geology common to eastern Nebraska, where sedimentary layers influence both drainage patterns and the natural contours available for golf design. The course occupies land typical of the Omaha area, where the Missouri River valley creates varied elevations and the transition between flatter farmland and more pronounced ridgelines offers routing possibilities. Wencel's work in this region generally emphasizes playability for a range of skill levels while incorporating native grasses and naturalized areas that reduce maintenance demands and reflect the prairie landscape. Water features, whether natural creek corridors or constructed ponds, often factor into the strategic design on his courses. Stone Creek operates as a daily-fee facility serving the Omaha golf market, which includes both recreational players and more serious competitors. The club provides standard amenities expected at a public-access course, including practice areas and a clubhouse with food service. The Sandstone course contributes to Omaha's collection of accessible golf options in a metropolitan area that has grown considerably in recent decades, increasing demand for quality public golf within reasonable driving distance of residential neighborhoods.