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Pacific Springs Golf Course
Golf Club with Lessons · Omaha, Nebraska
★ 4.1
210 reviews
Pacific Springs Golf Club offers 18-holes of championship quality golf in the Omaha area. It boasts a challenging yet enjoyable course for all players, including the only bent grass 18-hole putting course in the Midwest. The par 70, 18-hole championship layout provides an enjoyable yet challenging round for golfers of all skill levels. Lakes, creeks, wetlands and mature trees cover the course and emphasize the need for accuracy off the tee. At Pacific Springs, you will also find impeccable course conditions not often present at public facilities.
Services
Bar & Grill
Wide selection of beverages and food. Includes items like burgers, tacos, nachos, sandwiches, etc.,
Putt putt course
40,000 sq ft outdoor natural grass putting course. 18 hole Par 42 Free family days on Monday
Amenities & options
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Hours
- Mon
- 7 AM – 8 PM
- Tue
- 7 AM – 8 PM
- Wed
- 7 AM – 8 PM
- Thu
- 7 AM – 8 PM
- Fri
- 7 AM – 8 PM
- Sat
- 7 AM – 8 PM
- Sun
- 7 AM – 5 PM
Details confirmed September 2026 · Google Business Profile
16810 Harney St
Omaha, NE 68118
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Common questions
Answers are generated from public sources and Google's “People also ask”.
- Is it worth paying for golf lessons?
- Many golfers find lessons worthwhile since structured instruction speeds up improvement, corrects bad habits, and provides personalized feedback that's hard to gain through solo practice alone.
- What is the 90% rule in golf?
- The 90% rule generally suggests focusing practice time on short game and putting, since these shots make up roughly 90% of strokes in a typical round.
- What is the 80/20 rule in golf?
- The 80/20 rule suggests about 80% of practice time should go toward short game (putting, chipping) since it accounts for the majority of scoring, with 20% on full swing.
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