16 Iconic Sights and Traditions at Dormie Network Golf Clubs
Fore, please.
With The Masters Tournament on the horizon, the game’s most celebrated traditions take center stage—timeless rituals, iconic visuals and moments that define the experience as much as the competition itself.
That same spirit lives on at Dormie Network. Each club tells its own story through the land, the food, and the little details you only notice when you’re there—the kind that stay with you long after the round is over. No two destinations are the same, yet each feels personal, welcoming, and quietly unforgettable.
Enjoy our tour of 16 iconic sights and traditions that make Dormie Network one of the most memorable golf travel experiences in the country.
1. Dormie Network Golf Tees
The colors. The stripes. The logo. One black stripe honors the history of golf. The other represents its future. This signature design carries through from flagsticks on the course to merchandise, creating a visual thread that ties every round together.
Dormie Network golf tees
2. Jack & Jose
Jack and Jose, the duo of longhorn cattle from Silver Star Longhorn Ranch in Collinsville, Texas, arrived at Briggs Ranch in 2021 and have been greeting members—and accepting treats—ever since. They are, without question, the most recognizable friends on the property.
Jack and Jose at Briggs Ranch
3. Truck Stop
Also at Briggs Ranch, this old pickup has been converted into one of the most memorable stops on property. Equal parts charm and convenience, the Truck Stop mobile bar serves up street tacos, cold beer, and cocktails.
Briggs Ranch Truck Stop
4. Yellow Pickup
At GrayBull Club, players will find a vintage yellow Ford pickup parked between holes 13 and 14, with massive coolers stocked with ice-cold beverages.
GrayBull yellow pickup
5. The Gauntlet
A pivotal moment in the Masters Tournament each year, Amen Corner at Augusta is a three-hole stretch that’s as beautiful as it is challenging. Water lurks on each hole, and the iconic bridges only add to the lore. Sound familiar? The Gauntlet at Victoria National is just as formidable. This five-hole stretch, originally dubbed "The Gauntlet" during the Korn Ferry Tour, is a true test of tenacity. Play it once, and you’ll understand exactly why the name stuck.
6. Goat Trak
Ballyhack’s par-3 course, the Goat Trak, captures the same playful spirit as The Masters’ Par 3 Contest, where friendly competition meets family fun. Perfect for a round with loved ones or a lighthearted wager, the course is named for the hardworking African Boer goats that help maintain it, creating a truly memorable experience for golfers of all ages.
7. This Ain’t 7 Sign
Winding through the pines at Dormie Club, you won’t get lost with a helpful sign or two. Snap a photo of this Instagrammable spot.
8. Drive Through Silo
It doesn’t get more Nebraskan than this. The 18th at ArborLinks is home to a drive-through silo. Make a birdie and look for the hidden birdie juice.
ArborLinks Hole #18 Silo
9. Spiked Slushies
The cup is always full when you’re on property. At the comfort stations across the Network, frozen boozy slushies. The Transfusion is always a hit.
Spiked Slushies and "This Aint 7" sign at Dormie Club
10. Steam Showers
There is no better way to start your morning or close out a long day than stepping into your cottage’s private suite steam shower. Slip into the plush robe after. You’ve earned it.
11. Cottage Gifts
Because you can’t beat that feeling of walking into your cottage pre-assigned room, and you’re surprised by a gift perfectly placed on your bed.
12. Dinner in the Owner’s Cottage
Like room service—but better. Onsite lodging means fully catered cottage meals delivered right to your door. Example, Backyard BBQ package at Ballyhack with a variety of smoked meats, sauces, and all the fixins to accompany.
13. Where’s the creek?
Have you found the creek at Hidden Creek yet?
14. GrayBull Fire Pit
When the sun goes down on the Nebraska sandhills, the evening is just getting started. Settle around the fire pit with a cocktail and good company beneath what might be the largest sky of stars you have ever seen. There are no bad seats.
GrayBull fire pit
15. Snickers the Duck
Dormie Club wouldn’t be complete without its most famous resident, Snickers. You'll find Snickers around holes 4 and 5, swimming, snacking, or hanging out in his Quack Shack along the cart path. Snickers' fan club is growing fast—so is his merch collection. Shop the latest Snickers merch at the Dormie Club Golf Shop while it lasts.
16. Ghost Tree
Hole 16 at Dormie Club is one of the most photographed spots on property. Pause for a moment, capture the view, and keep your eyes open—you might even catch a deer wandering through this serene setting.
Dormie Club Hole #16
At Dormie Network, tradition isn’t inherited—it’s thoughtfully created, one detail and one experience at a time. And much like the game’s most revered stages, it’s these signature moments that you’ll remember most.
