Then something goes terribly wrong. The cart tips. The passenger is killed. Suddenly a nice day on an Omaha course turns into a vehicular homicide prosecution.

Death Raises Questions About Alcohol On Golf Courses - Omaha News Story - KETV Omaha: “Mcillece's blood-alcohol level was measured at more than twice the legal limit. She has been charged with DUI and motor vehicle homicide. Mcillece has a bond hearing scheduled for Thursday.

City Prosecutor Marty Conboy said a golf cart, as a motorized vehicle, stands within the definition of the law.”

For golfers in Omaha and really everywhere, this is a wake-up call. Your day at the golf course can turn into more than a decade in prison.

Under Omaha DUI Law, there is no exception for private property.