Imagine stepping onto a course where the whispers of a distant Scottish links blend with the local landscape, inviting RV camping enthusiasts and golf lovers alike to immerse themselves in a unique golfing experience. This golf course, masterfully designed by Joel Goldstrand, echoes the traditional Scottish links courses of the past, complete with all their natural challenges and beauty. From mounding tall prairie grasses to wildflowers that sway with the breeze, from strategic bunkers to a secretly meandering creek, every element has been thoughtfully integrated to challenge golfers at every turn. What sets this venue apart is its remarkable design that foregoes trees as obstacles, offering clear, broad strokes against the backdrop of nature's own challenges, including the unpredictable prevailing winds. The course unfolds in three distinct six-hole "loops," ingeniously laid out so that the 6th, 12th, and 18th greens lead back to the clubhouse, making for a gameplay experience as convenient as it is thrilling. Catering to a diverse range of players, the course offers four sets of tees. Distances span from 5,150 yards at the forward tees to 6,862 yards from the championship tees, ensuring that golfers of all skill levels can find their match. Whether you're a seasoned golfer seeking to conquer the wind like the legends of old or a beginner looking to enjoy a day out in the vast, open embrace of nature, this course promises an experience that is both challenging and rewarding. RV camping guests will find this destination an unparalleled retreat where the spirit of Scottish golfing tradition meets the heart of the American landscape. With greens fees ranging from an accessible $21 to $32.5, this golf course stands as a testament to the game's enduring allure, offering every visitor a taste of golfing paradise without having to venture too far from home. Embark on your next RV camping adventure where golf echoes the tales of ancient sportsmanship and nature plays the gracious host. Come for the golf, stay for the experience, and leave with stories that feel as though they've been carried across the sea from Scotland to the heart of this splendid prairie.