Quarry Oaks will re-open for play on May 1, 2025. Tee times will go live on March 1 at 12 pm CST.

Tee times can be made online. The 18 hole rate, including cart and range balls will be $150 per player.

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If you are having trouble with getting logged into ForeUp to request your tee times, please navigate to the login page and click on “Forgot Password”. Enter the email address you provided and reset instructions will be sent to you.

Then you will be all set and ready to book a time when tee times open.

This dynamite shack was active in the early 1950s when quarry operations began in the area. The shack was used to store dynamite safely for future use. Mining workers known as “powder monkeys” would set the charges in place to blast limestone rock free from the quarry walls near Hole #15

In 1952, the Strategic Air Command activated the Lincoln Air Force Base as a result of the Cold War. Abel-Dobson-Roberts Paving Company used limestone from the quarry during construction of the runways and road improvements. Mining operations at this location ceased in 1959 after the limestone was depleted.

For indigenous peoples like the Pawnee, Omaha, and Otoe tribes, the Platte River was a lifeline of sustenance and spirituality for centuries. In the 19th Century, pioneers traversed its banks on the Oregon, California, and Mormon Trails. The railroads followed, ushering in a new era of commerce and settlement.

The Otoe name for this region was “Nebrathka”, meaning “flat water” – which became the namesake of our state. You can enjoy the expansive views of the Platte over several holes, and reflect on the generation who have been shaped by the majestic river.