THE CHAMPIONSHIP COURSE

Eagle Run
National.

Nine holes carved through rolling Omaha terrain, built for risk, reward and match-play swings.

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CUP HCP158267493—

HOLE BY HOLE

Know your line.

Hole 1, Devil’s Gate, viewed from the tee box
01

PAR 3 · 193 YDS

Devil’s Gate

ERN HCP 2CUP HCP 1

A demanding opener across Brauer Brook. Commit to the carry and avoid the trees guarding both sides.

Hole 2, Angry Birds, viewed from the tee box
02

PAR 4 · 331 YDS

Angry Birds

ERN HCP 4CUP HCP 5

A risk-reward dogleg. The percentage play follows the fairway; the direct line brings neighborhood trouble into play.

Hole 3, Nativity, viewed from the tee box
03

PAR 3 · 136 YDS

Nativity

ERN HCP 9CUP HCP 8

Short on the card, exacting in practice. The elevated, sloped green makes finding the putting surface essential.

Hole 4, Bernie’s Glory, viewed from the tee box
04

PAR 4 · 325 YDS

Bernie’s Glory

ERN HCP 3CUP HCP 2

A straight par four split by a broad grass canyon. Favor left-center and prepare for an uphill approach.

Hole 5, Wings & a Prayer, viewed from the tee box
05

PAR 3 · 168 YDS

Wings & a Prayer

ERN HCP 1CUP HCP 6

The toughest scorecard hole. Wind complicates club selection, with slopes long and a grass bunker front-right.

Hole 6, Houdini, viewed from the tee box
06

PAR 4 · 257 YDS

Houdini

ERN HCP 7CUP HCP 7

A drivable downhill par four where uneven ground creates unpredictable bounces. Fortune favors a committed line.

Hole 7, Crossover, viewed from the tee box
07

PAR 3 · 171 YDS

Crossover

ERN HCP 8CUP HCP 4

The Links meets The Meadows here. Avoid the miss long or left and the hole offers a realistic chance at par.

Hole 8, Mountaintop, viewed from the tee box
08

PAR 4 · 280 YDS

Mountaintop

ERN HCP 6CUP HCP 9

A forgiving uphill par four. Keep the drive away from the right cart path and account for the climb.

Hole 9, Spin Cycle, viewed from the tee box
09

PAR 4 · 312 YDS

Spin Cycle

ERN HCP 5CUP HCP 3

The closing dogleg falls toward the green. Shape the tee shot right-to-left and keep it clear of the trees.