Golf in Humboldt

Humboldt in Richardson County occupies the very southeastern corner of Nebraska where the state borders both Kansas and Missouri, in terrain that shows Ozark-plateau influence in its wooded hills and more varied topography. Richardson County is named for William Richardson, a Kansas territorial governor, and carries a history shaped by its position at the confluence of three state jurisdictions. Kirkman's Lakeview Golf Course serves a small community in one of Nebraska's more topographically distinctive corners. Richardson County's topographic character — more rolling and wooded than the flat plains of central Nebraska — reflects the Ozark plateau influence that creeps into this southeastern corner of the state. Kirkman's Lakeview Golf Course occupies this more varied terrain, offering a playing environment genuinely different from most of what Nebraska golf provides.