Ballyneal Club is a classified golf course located just few kilometers away from Holyoke, a small city which is situated in the North Eastern Colorado. Designed by one of the famous golf course designers Tom Doak, Ballyneal Golf Course was been opened in September 2006. This golf course is among the retreat golf clubs in the Nebraska Colorado region, this area is been believed to be one of the hot destinations for passionate golfers. This golf course was built in Ballyneal as a result of the popularity of cookie cutter tracks which grew across America in the 70’sand 80’s. Tom Doak’s idea was to of prepare a natural golf course that looks as if it was emerged from the landscapes.

This 18 hole golf course is marked by complex fairways, pleasant route, banked greens and magnificent vistas making Ballyneal one of the most recognized masterpieces of Tom Doak. The vicinity which Ballyneal occupies is situated in the midst of thousands of acres of cornfields. This golf course itself lies in the hilly, rough and moon like area. These gently sloping hills are covered with two foremost forms of sunflowers, yucca plants and vegetation. At a glance, one can see shades of yellow and green rolling over these Scotland like gently sloping hills. The fairways are almost flat and fairly wide as they provide a fair landing spot for the drivers. The bunkers are very jagged and rough around the edges and sand from the native area. It isn’t unusual for the vegetation or yuccas to be growing around the edges of these bunkers.