Miracle Hill Golf & Tennis Center

This place is absolute trash now. I’ve had numerous bad experiences with this place in the last 5-6 years and I’ve been golfing it for 30 years. The marshals are especially nasty with zero people skills. I don’t normally put a place on blast like this but after the range condition I had to. $15 a bucket to hit off sand/dirt. Go to Schmidleys down the road.

Miracle Hills Golf Course is truly a gem in the heart of Omaha! From the moment you step onto the meticulously maintained greens, you can tell the staff takes great pride in providing an exceptional golfing experience. The layout offers a perfect balance of challenge and playability, making golfers of all skill levels enjoyable. The fairways are lush, the greens are smooth, and the scenic views add a layer of relaxation to your game. The clubhouse staff is amiable and welcoming, and the amenities are top-notch. Whether you're looking for a casual round with friends or a venue for a tournament,…

I have never golfed here before but I grew up golfing and honestly this place is absolutely terrible. My boyfriend and I share clubs but he had to pay an extra $40 so that I could have my own clubs, mind you the clubs are absolutely garbage and I still ended up using his. The pace was very rushed for 9 holes and not only were there people ahead we had to be mindful of but there were people behind us teeing off while we were still on the fairway. Thats an accident waiting to happen. And to top it all off we got a late night call about a missing club that wasnt even in the bag to begin with and…

Expect to play extremely slow 3+ hours for 9 holes. I asked the pro shop if I could get a refund or a raincheck credit for the back 9 and was denied rudely. I just left after 9 without the refund. The course was very wet and muddy. Sand traps were essentially gravel. Other than that the course was decent. The staffing in the pro shop SUCKS. Will never return and would never recommend.

This review is strictly for the driving range as I am their weekly! The driving range is green and open. It has a beautiful view in front of you as it's perched up on a hill. In regards to the length of the flags that is debatable at times on the accuracy of actually how far away those flags are. But overall for just practicing on your swing it is a great place to practice!

2.5 hours+ per 9 is the normal pace. Course is extremely pleasant and in great shape but tee times are too stacked and the marshals do not push slow groups at all. Last three times I’ve been there I’ve had to skip 2 to 3 holes to keep the 18 time under 4.5 hours. Also just be warned this is probably the most used range in Omaha and there is never even a speck of grass to hit off of but they still charge $11 a bucket.

Riders beware!! I've never been a golfer, but I've been a rider on numerous courses for decades in multiple states and even in Ireland and I've never been to a course where they didn't allow riders. They wouldn't allow us to even pay a cart fee, it was either two golfers or nothing...so we left and went to Indian Creek. This place seems to be trying to run their business into the ground.

We tried to golf at Miracle Hill with our 2 month old baby in a stroller, something we do 2–3 times a week at other Omaha courses without any issue. Our baby just sleeps the whole time, never disrupts play, and we always keep up pace. We’ve even played at Miracle Hill before with him and never had a problem. But this time, General Manager Phil Palmer refused to let us play. First he claimed children weren’t allowed, but when I pointed out that nowhere in their posted policy does it say anything about babies or age restrictions, he changed his excuse to the “no riders” rule. When I offered to p…

The rangers are way too eager to ride your case at this course. We finished our round under the recommended pace of play they have posted but still had a ranger stop and scold us after ordering drinks from the cart girl. He made sure to tell us we needed to "make up our time" mind you we ended that hole fast enough that we were still waiting on the group ahead of us to tee off. It was also interesting that we never saw him get on the group ahead of us just our group with 2 women. I doubt I'll ever play here again if the standard is to rush players who are obviously keeping up if not faster tha…

Not junior friendly. I’m a single mom of 2, with a 13 year old and a 3 year old. I made a tee time for 2, paying 60 dollars, just so that I could get a cart so I could drive my daughter around (she just sits in the cart) and my son could play on the weekend. We were all ready to tee off, and the starter stopped us and said that we couldn’t play because of my 3 year old. I told him - I’m a single mom and this is the only way I can take my son out to play! No mercy, they threw us of the course. I’ve been playing golf for 30 years and have never played at a course with a “no kids” rule before…

Golf course is flatter than most tucked in between business. Still a fun and challenging golf course.

Narrow fairways and speedy greens. Found lots of lost balls between holes. Just the right amount of elevation changes between holes. They've got a Top Golf-type thing too.