Tee Times Gone in Under an Hour: Landmand Golf Club’s Rise as a Must-Play

Credits: Instagram/ Landmand GC
Credits: Instagram/ Landmand GC
Tee times at Landmand Golf Club didn’t last a morning. When bookings for the 2026 season opened, the slots disappeared faster than ever. But how fast did the club go out of tee times?
The rapid sellout marked another milestone for Landmand, which opened in 2022 and has steadily built momentum among traveling golfers. As reservations went live on New Year’s Eve, demand surged and overwhelmed the booking system and leaving many hopeful players empty-handed.
In 2023, the tee times took two months to sell out. In 2024, it took people just two hours. And now, the tees went out in just 50 minutes.
Shortly after the sellout, Landmand acknowledged the response in a statement shared on Instagram. The team announced that all tee times for the new year have been filled and thanked everyone who tuned in this morning for the tee times.
“We know it wasn’t easy, but to those that kept trying and kept trying and kept trying and kept trying……thank you! All tee times for 2026 have now been filled. Congrats to those that were successful! We’re sorry to those that weren’t able to lock down a tee time. If you’re signed up for our tee time wait list you will be notified if any cancellations are made. 2026 here we come!”
Ranking 18th on Golfweek’s Best Courses You Can Play 2025 list, Landmand GC has attracted a lot of attention. Its status as Nebraska’s #1 public access golf course makes it harder for golfers to miss it.
What’s Special About Landmand Golf Club?
Landmand GC is famous for its rugged terrain and wide fairways. It allows the golfers to focus on their creativity over precision. And while its appeal continues to rise, Landmand remains one of the affordable courses without the private-club exclusivity.
It offers golfers and enthusiasts a chance to play 18 holes over 588 acres of land. But there’s a catch! The course was designed by the King-Collins Golf Course Design team on farmland owned by Will Andersen that had been left unproductive for three decades. But the course highlight is often the eighth hole, a short hole that necessitates precision for success.
Now, with tee times effectively spoken for more than a year in advance, Landmand’s instant sellout has further solidified its reputation as a bucket-list stop.
Written by

Krushna Pattnaik
Edited by

Oajaswini Prabhu