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Wild Horse Golf Club is an 18-hole course in Gothenburg, Nebraska, designed by Dan Proctor and Dave Axland. The course was built on sandy Nebraska terrain and opened in the late 1990s; the Nebraska Golf Association records 1998 as its opening year. The championship Tips tees are rated 73.9 with a slope of 140, while multiple forward sets provide substantially shorter options.
Wild Horse combines public visitor play with a membership programme and has repeatedly appeared in national public-course rankings. It has also hosted numerous Nebraska Golf Association championships and has served as the long-running site of the association's Interclub finals.
The course is an 18-hole golf course. It plays to par 72, 7,030 yards, course rating 73.9 and slope rating 140. Designed by Dan Proctor and Dave Axland, the course originally opened in 1999. It is semi-private, welcoming both members and visitors. On-site facilities include Driving range, Clubhouse, Restaurant, Lodging, Bar, Junior Membership, Family Membership.
Wild Horse emerged from a community golf project in Gothenburg during the late 1990s. Dan Proctor and Dave Axland, both experienced course builders, were responsible for the design.
The design makes extensive use of the site's naturally sandy ground and broad-scale contours. Proctor and Axland used width, angles and ground movement rather than relying solely on forced hazards, an approach influenced by their extensive construction work on naturalistic golf architecture.
Wild Horse has appeared in national public-course rankings from Golf Digest, Golf Magazine and Golfweek and has become a frequent championship venue for the Nebraska Golf Association.
The club combines visitor access with resident and non-resident membership programmes and remains one of Nebraska's best-known public-access courses.
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