Lincoln also had a nice little muni par-3 course for juniors, which is where my brother and I learned to play.
Matthew -- You are killing me! Jim Ager Jr. Course was the best. We lived about an hour from Lincoln and whenever mom and dad needed to take a trip, they'd just drop me and my brother off and we play that thing over and over and over for probalby $8. A great place for us to learn the game. It's hosted the "young kids" in the Cornhusker State Games forever. Fond memories.
My parents were mutual friends with the family that at one time (early-mid 80s) ran the Ager Jr. and Pioneers. They really got all of us interested in the game at an early age.
Unfortunately we had to move away to Wisconsin soon after, so I didn't play it too much after that, although I did play it once in awhile on trips back, which we did frequently as most of my extended family was still in Lincoln and Omaha for many years.
I actually did do the Cornhusker State Games one summer there, even though I didn't live there anymore. And hacked pretty badly I recall.