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.

This was a great place to take a break from the cold/snow and getting a chance to hit the golf…read moreballs again! The facility is very nice, and the staff as well. There are two levels for a driving range and over the weekend it was busy but manageable. Unfortunately, they charge a lot for a large crate of balls at the driving range and I wish that they would lower their prices for Alaska residents at least but all in all, it's definitely worth it. The driving range was great to be able to hit your drivers on a golf course with friends. The virtual golf course technology is old and it took us a while to figure out how to add multiple players but at the end of the day it's great to be able to work on your swing and use your own drivers so it was great and at this time $35 an hour.

We are so fortunate to have this place to work on our golf game over the long winters!read more

Wonderful scenery. Saw eagles on the course (flying) not scores…read more We played temporary holes. Not great for putting. It this is a great course with nice people in charge.

Beautiful scenery, nice rental clubs, new carts...a great course to visit while on vacation. And…read morethe most northern 36 hole golf facility! Definitely must come visit and play a round if you're in the area. Don't be surprised to see moose, bear, or just a 4some of 18 year olds from the Army base. The views are astounding...course is pretty bumpy and the greens are comically slow (mountain tundra grass). Enjoy the course and the views!

First off the restaurant staff is the best. New to town, I felt at home when I didn't know a soul…read morein town. Love stopping in here for a delicious meal and great conversation! Oh, and how can I forget about the views! Simply amazing!

Call ahead, seems most restaurants are closed on Mondays and Tuesdays due to COVID (Sept. 2021)…read more Shortage of staff seems to be the main issue. We've eaten here before and the have great burgers.

Palmer Dog is the best dog I've ever had on a golf course. Consistently good every single time!read more

You cannot beat the views on this golf course!…read more Not the price! After 4 pm it's 9 dollars for as many holes as you can play. It's a long course so if you walk it, there is a to. Of exercise to be had. The clubhouse, while it has some great snacks, drinks, and apparel, isn't really positioned well which means after the first two holes, the course doesn't go past it. That means if you need some snacks mid journey, you're kind of out of luck. It looks like there is a snack shack that opens up half way across the course but it was closed when we passed it. The fairways were really brown and the greens looked rough too. The gamekeeper said it will get better after a few good days of sunshine. Can't wait to play out here again!

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.

So this is a fun course! Some of the most breathtaking views!! Challenging and long holes. If you…read morearen't taking a cart- you will definitely be getting your steps in. Covered driving range is nice and prices are good for the area.

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.