I go there to play golf and that's what they do. It's realistic however the putting is a little…read moreweird. It's fun and competitive if you bring friends. Awesome thing to do as a double date or guys night out.

From the owner: Full Line Pro Shop; Advanced Simulators; Lessons Available; Private Group Rentals; 2 Master Club…read moreBuilders On Staff

Definitely wouldn't recommend this course! I used to play D1 golf and have been encouraging my wife…read moreto get into golf. She took lessons all last year and then again in spring. Going on the course was always so intimidating for her so she just did lessons with the golf pro there Blake Smith and went to the range. She finally said she wanted to go and then there happened to be the player assistant from hell. We teed off at 4:20. We were hounded on every hole up to the 6th to play faster or best ball. I have played so many rounds in my life and thought we were playing super fast. I looked at the clock and it was 5:30. We had played 6 holes in 1:10. Pretty fast! The lady just saw she was hitting it 125 yards and assumed we were slow and so she needed to constantly complain. We were on the 9th hole and the new player assistant had just taken his shift, Danny. He looked down at his clipboard and noticed the time we were at and said you're on an awesome pace. I then said you should tell the other lady that because she was so constant on us that she made my wife cry on hole 3 because she didn't know any different! Danny did encourage her and make her feel better but it's terrible that I've tried so hard to push my wife to play and there are terrible employees out there like this. Finished 9 holes in 2:10

Anchorage golf course 6/12/14…read more I feel the course is in great shape considering the short season Alaska has for getting a course to a playable condition. The greens will improve with time, but they are certainly playable. I've seen a lot worse in the lower 48. The staff has obviously taken great measures to get the course in shape. Excellent fairways and rough. Extremely enjoyable pace of play. Professional and courteous staff. If I make it back before summer ends, this will be top of my list to play again.

Loved seeing another group harassed by an employee, made us uncomfortable and will not be…read morereturning. Disappointing.

I'm sorry but I've played the course EVERY Sunday and at least one time during the week. I don't…read moreknow who's running the beer shacks n beer carts but damn they suck!

At first I thought this park wasn't even listed on Yelp. Which is insane, it's MASSIVE. Then I…read morerealized it was listed simply as "Russian Jack Springs", which makes it sound like a quaint Canadian hot springs in the mountains...(I've since submitted an edit, it should show up with "park" in the title now) It's not that. It is a shockingly great park. It's in an area of town where you wouldn't expect to find a park, and it's quite massive. It's got green houses you can tour, a hill for sledding, trails for hiking/running, and even a GOLF COURSE and CLUBHOUSE. Is it a bougie golf course and clubhouse? Of course not. But it's cheap and solid. Golf for the people! I got some BBQ from Smokehouse which is less than a mile away, ate in the park, then went for a short walk on the trails to burn off that brisket, and I was still back to work in time. Don't take Anchorage living for granted! I hope to come back in the winter to get on that sledding hill!

Is there an Alaskan Snow Snake? (see pic)…read more After the fresh snow, there are so many cool things to gander upon. And even though there is a fresh powder, the tracks are still visible and ready to be skied. I can only speak on the cross country ski trails here, but I've been super impressed with them. There is also a sledding hill, skate skiing area and a lodge style building that I've never seen open. I understand there are also community greenhouses on the property that you can check out. After three trips here and over two hours spent, I have yet to see the entire park. So much to explore, great for beginners, and well lit. For being so close to a major road, I'm amazed at how quiet and serene this place is. There's a private parking lot, off Lidia Selkregg Lane. I've never had a problem finding a spot. I think parking is free because I didn't see any fee stations.

We came to play mini golf!…read more I was actually surprised how empty it was for a Friday night. Nobody was playing any games and there were three groups total in the mini golf area. I think we spent maybe 30 minutes playing the 18 holes with two people. I like the theming of the golf areas, one underwater and one arctic. The holes were kind of simple, but a few had cool things sprinkled in. Maybe 4 total had something cool. It was $9 for 18 holes, each person. No 3D glasses were offered but don't really need them.

We had a kids Birthday party here it's November and yes it's cold outside. But it's FREEZING INSIDE…read morethis building. All of the kids were miserable cause they were freezing we all had to wear our full winter gear inside. It's so dark in the "party room". 9/10 of the arcade games did not work. Definitely not worth the money. $200 to rent the "room" and then $20 per person/ kid on top of that to golf. It was just pathetic to be completely honest. They are many other places to host bday part events that are well worth the money and price. I wouldn't recommend this or do it again.

Peggy loves golf! She is the LPGA Pro at O'Malley's golf course. She has consistently been named…read morethe Top 50 teachers in golf in the country and she splits her time between Alaska and Arizona! We're lucky to have this gem of a Golf Pro! A few years back I got Leila our daughter getting lessons from Peggy. Life got busy and we stopped but we just had a lesson yesterday. Leila and I together. I have been a golfer since I was a kid. I played 36-45 holes a day when I was 15 years old. My brother would drop me off in the morning and pick me up after work. I had surgery on my shoulder and hadn't picked up a club in 4 years, kind of scared to, but So she has a 2 person lesson for $150/hour. Check out her website PeggyGolf.com to see her appointment availability. So I said you know what, with the surgery and all maybe I should get her to coach me. She started working on us both. She takes a video on her iPad several times and shows side by side problems and then works on fixing them. She fixed my slice and re-taught me a new grip. I need to practice what I learned and Leila picked up pretty much where she left off. I improved my game in just one lesson. What will I be able to do in 10 lessons? Golf is like riding a bike once you learn the right way you never forget. We'll practice and in another couple weeks get another lesson. My set up is better, I kept my head too low, my right hand wasn't rotating over as the club met the ball (meaning the face of the club was open when I hit the ball) and there it was, the slice to the right which is 85% of all golfers. She figures you out quick and then making the changes, you improve. Get a few lessons with her! You won't want to throw your clubs in the lake and you'll save money on lost balls! Start hitting it straight with Peggy!

Have been visiting since the 90's when I was a kid. Last week was the first time I took my little…read moreone and partner and it was depressing. The entire place was dirty and smelled strongly of mildew and mold. The bathroom was out of order. The front desk girl was very mellow and didn't show us were the balls, or clubs or tally sheets were. Thankfully it's all pretty up front. The place has not been vacuumed in forever. There were tons of bits of lint and small pieces of trash laying around the courses. The various holes in the walls haven't been patched in a decade and the walls hadn't been wiped down in a long time. There were beetles crawling on the floor and ancient spider webs in the corners of the holes with giant spiders in them. There are multiple holes in the rug and areas with torn up signs on the floor that say "Don't step here" and a few holes were out of commission. One area didn't have over head lights at all. The front desk girl spent her time playing pool with a friend and watching reels while sitting on the couch. It's a shame. This is a really cool space and fun mini golf area. They should spend a week cleaning and doing minor repairs. Drain the water and fill it with rocks and make some little Alaskan land scape in it's place with tiny moose and cabins and mountains. It really wouldn't take much to bring this place back to life and I hope someone does.

Smelled like mildew and mold..carpet floors that are really gross, had to leave and couldn't play…read moredue to the smell

Customer service is very weird I've been here twice…read more First time no one asked if I needed help at all they were not busy either Second time they greeted everyone but me Never asked me if I needed help just stared at me... If you look like you have money or are a white they will help you :)!! I hate that I even have to say something like that Also majority of the items you are better off purchasing brand new for a couple extra dollars

Super friendly and knowledgeable staff!…read more I came in here hoping to find a lightly used pair of xc ski boots. Unfortunately they didn't have any used in my size, but I was able to get a pair of new ones within the budget I set in my kind. We worked with a salesman named Eric. He was beyond friendly and really knowledgeable on the sport. He showed me four different type of boots and the pros and cons of each.

Nice Robert Trent Jones designed course just off the Elmendorf Air Force Base…read more Layout is scenic, albeit not the most challenging I've played. Played from the whites and don't recall a par-5 over 500 yards and there are a handful of 4's under 400. (If you have a decent handicap, I would play from the tips). The Ship Creek comes into play on about six holes, although it is easily avoided. Course is in pretty good shape in the summer. Some of the best greens I've seen on an Alaska course. As I played in a tournament, I'm not exactly sure what the green fees are or how getting a tee time works for civilians versus military. Good course for a nice day though.

This was the nicest course in Anchorage. Unfortunately the military closed it down…read more The Creek course at Moose Run is now the nicest course in Anchorage and the most challenging.