The Corn Fed Course Crawl makes a last minute stop at Club 91 Golf Course in Leigh, Nebraska, a surprisingly hilly and scenic nine hole community course just off Highway 91. Drivable par 4s, a pond guarded bowl hole, a windmill in the fairway, three generations of family, and one shank that torched a good round.

Corn Fed Course Crawl makes its longest drive yet to O'Neill Golf Club in the Irish capital of Nebraska. A course with a big reputation, no available carts, a walk of shame through the first three holes, and a front nine that was going great right up until I opened my mouth.

Corn Fed Course Crawl rolls into St. Paul, Nebraska for a round at St. Paul Country Club. Friendly people, domed greens that want nothing to do with your ball, and maybe the narrowest fairway I have ever seen.

Corn Fed Course Crawl #3 takes us to Poco Creek Golf Course in Aurora, Nebraska. A 1922 course with back to back par 3s to open, a sneaky creek, a hole across a housing development, and a par on #7 that my brother's beer belly may or may not have caused.

The first thing you notice at Gibbon Valley View is… the valley. It’s not subtle. And then you get out on the course and realize the defining feature is baked into almost every hole.

Van Berg Golf Course in Columbus, NE isn’t going to be the highlight of someone’s Nebraska golf trip, but it is well maintained and worth a visit if you are in the area on a golf-worthy day.