NCR Country Club opened in 1954. The Club was designed by the late Dick Wilson, a famous golf course architect from Delray Beach, Florida. NCR Country Club has two distinctively different 18 hole golf courses. The courses and their facilities are situated on 350+ acres. The Club is owned by the NCR Employees Benefit Association, a non-profit group.

The South Course, a par 71 covering 7,055 yards of heavily-wooded rolling countryside, has long been considered championship caliber and voted among Golf Digest’s "Top 100" courses in the nation. The South Course was the site for the 51st PGA Championship, won by Raymond Floyd, the 41st U.S. Women’s Open, won by Jane Geddes, and the 1998 U.S. Mid-Amateur Championship won by "Spider" Miller and the site of the 2005 US Senior Open won by Allen Doyle.

The North Course, our second 18, is a prairie-links style course with a par of 70 and covers a total of 6,828 yards. The North Course offers variety and uniqueness to this classic Midwest facility.

The Club is complemented by a 40,000 square foot clubhouse which overlooks the finishing holes of each course. The Clubhouse offers a great setting for formal, casual, and patio dining with seasonal social activities. The banquet facility in the Clubhouse can accommodate up to 250 people. The Golf Shop provides a full range of professional services and quality merchandise. Locker rooms and bag storage facilities complete an impressive line of amenities.

In 2001, NCR Country Club expanded its amenities to include a Pool and Fitness Complex, featuring an Olympic size pool with a casual dining area and a fitness facility with a complete selection of cardiovascular and weight machinery.

The membership at NCR Country Club is composed of approximately 900 members, of which approximately 610 are golfing memberships.  NCR Country Club is operated by a professional management team led by a General Manager.

NCR Country Club Mission Statement

NCR Country Club is for the enjoyment and pleasure of all its members, their families and invited guests.  The Club will offer golf, social and recreational facilities and programs that will encourage use by existing members and attract prospective members.  The Club will strive to deliver these high-quality services and operations at an outstanding value while maintaining a sound financial position.