This course was named for all the thorn trees growing throughout its design. The course was designed on two distinct levels. Five holes were built on the lower level, one hole was built on the upper level, and four holes are bi-level. A creek meanders its way through a number of the holes. Most of the gorse-like rough has been seeded. The creek itself is overgrown with wildflowers and long grass. The mid-size greens are well manicured. Most of the bi-level holes require blind approach shots to the greens. Be careful when teeing off on holes #5 and #9. Both holes' fairways play out onto ledges measuring 210 yards off the tee boxes, then drop about fifteen feet to the narrow fairway below. You must decide whether to lay-up or hit long and risk losing your ball if you miss the lower part of the fairway. The course record is 32. Locals say that Thornridge is one of the best nine hole layouts in the State of Nebraska. A weekday morning discount is available; please call the pro shop for additional information.

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