The Norfolk Country Club has a wonderful and storied history. The Norfolk Country Club is among Nebraska’s oldest courses. It has occupied the same site on Norfolk’s north edge since Dr. P. H. Salter and C. H. Reynolds, a railroad superintendent, picked the location. The course was laid out by Gene Huse, former publisher of The Norfolk Daily News, who also served as Norfolk’s first parks commissioner and the club’s operation began in 1909. S. A. Braden, another railroad man, was the first club president.