Sand Hills Golf Club
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Sand Hills is a remote private club near Mullen in the grass-covered dunes of central Nebraska, where Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw moved almost no earth to route the course in the mid-1990s. It is widely credited with launching the minimalist era of American course design. Membership is small and by invitation, and the club is seasonal.
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- Sand Hills is a remote private club near Mullen in the grass-covered dunes of central Nebraska, where Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw moved almost no earth to route the course in the mid-1990s. It is widely credited with launching the minimalist era of American course design. Membership is small and by invitation, and the club is seasonal.
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- Coordinates: 41°51′24″N 101°5′27″W / 41.85667°N 101.09083°W Read as a search summary on 2026-09-16; the entry's own publication date was not seen.
- Private, invitation-only club of fewer than 200 members; play is generally limited to members and their invited guests. Read as a search summary on 2026-09-16; specific days, limits and booking windows are pending confirmation on the club's own page.
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