Centura Hills Golf Club

Centura Hills Golf Club is an 18-hole public golf course located 13 miles west of Grand Island, Nebraska, near Cairo. Designed and built by Marty Johnson, the course was developed in two phases: the original nine holes in 1996 and an additional nine holes completed in 2007.

The course offers a countryside golf experience characterized by native rough, sloping terrain, and water hazards including a creek that winds through the layout. The signature 7th hole is the most challenging on the course, featuring considerable length, steep slopes, native rough, out-of-bounds areas, and a creek fronting the green.

A particularly demanding section known as "Amen Bend" comprises holes 7-9, where a nearby church, the winding creek, and strategically placed hazards create significant difficulty and frequent bogeys. The course begins with more forgiving holes designed to build player confidence before increasing in challenge.

Amenities include a practice putting green, driving range, equipment rentals (clubs and carts), pull carts, and a snack bar. The clubhouse features an air-conditioned interior and an outdoor deck overlooking the 18th green, providing post-round relaxation options.