Golf in Crawford

Crawford in Dawes County sits near the Nebraska-South Dakota border in the Pine Ridge country, adjacent to Fort Robinson State Park — the largest state park in Nebraska and a site of significant military and Native American history. Fort Robinson was the post where Crazy Horse was killed in 1877 and where the Buffalo Soldiers served in the Indian Wars. The dramatic landscape of pine-covered ridges and eroded buttes gives Legend Buttes Golf Course a setting unlike anything in eastern Nebraska. Crawford's proximity to Fort Robinson State Park, the Pine Ridge National Recreation Area, and the Toadstool Geologic Park gives outdoor recreationists multiple reasons to visit this corner of Nebraska. Legend Buttes Golf Course rounds out a recreational portfolio anchored by some of the most dramatic scenery in the state.