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The setting of Tregaron Golf Club includes rolling hills, some soft sand bunkers, and assorted water challenges. The course looks sharp from most views, but primarily at sunrise and sunset, when the undulations cast ominous shadows on the Bellevue course.Tregaron boasts itself as “Your country club for a day.” It isn’t far off, except in price: $25 for 18 holes and a cart. The variety between the

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Can’t hit your drive straight? Then buy some extra golf balls – and not the expensive ones – before your round at Shoreline. As customary with many area courses, you won’t need long drives.But what separates Shoreline (located in Carter Lake, Iowa despite its location west of the Missouri River) from other courses near the Metro are the unforgiving tree lines that guard nearly every fairway like

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Quarry Oaks is one picture-perfect setting after another. The view of the Platte River from tee boxes and fairways on the back nine are so spoiling, the creek and water fountain on No. 18 barely catch the eye. But this golf course near Ashland is more than a few holes along a drying river. At each hole, heavy forests tighten up the fairways and sand traps are set at the perfect distance away to

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Tucked away in the forest-like acres of Papillion’s Eagle Hills is what has to be one of the toughest string of holes anywhere in the Omaha area. Slender is a good word.The holes are certainly not overfed on space. What they lack in breathing room, holes 11 through 14 hold more than their fair share of flat-out tough shots.The current front nine actually was built later than the current back nine

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