Designed by William Newcomb with views of Anchorage and Mount McKinley. The golfer is offered rolling fairways, tree lined with spruce and white birch. Water comes into play on 4 holes. It is 12 miles from the International Airport. Ranked second best in Alaska by Golf Digest.

Designed in 1969 by Robert Trent Jones Jr. the course is located at the Elmendorf Air Force Base. The greens and fairways have a mixture of Kentucky Blue grass and rye grass. There are 65 traps and bunkers most of which protect the greens. Back nine has a lot of interesting challenges with a creek meandering through. Ranked first in Alaska by Golf Digest. Military Priority.

Play with the added bonus of wildlife sightings, such as fox, moose and cranes. It the most northern course in the USA.

Traditional layout opened in 1946

Built in the 1950s it has been listed among the best courses in Alaska by Golf Digest. The front 9 is hilly and the back is mostly flat. It is well treed with little water and the mostly straight fairways are planted in bentgrass. Don\'t forget the bizarr e opportunity to play midnight golf beginning in May. No, not night-lighting, Sunlight! Military first, public second.

Built in 1996. This Jerry Matthews design was voted 2nd Best in State in 1997 by Golf Digest.

Weeping Trout is remotely located on the shores of Chilkat Lake north of Haines. It is an executive course; fairways range in length from 60 yds. to 185 yds. It is carved through 12 acres of old growth Sitka Spruce and Hemlock forest. The facility incl udes accommodations, meal service and sports trout and salmon fishing. Top quality equipment available.

Black Diamond Golf Course is located 10 mile north of Denali National Park next to Otto Lake. Now has added a new pro shop, a driving range, and a restaurant.

One of Alaska\'s best kept secrets. It is challenging, very reasonable, has an imaginative front nine and is also enjoyed by the moose, caribou and other critters. Offers a full Pro Shop, rental clubs, equipment, clothing, golf carts, as well as a cafe and fulltime teaching pro.

This is a well-kept and scenic layout with some water into play on 5 holes. Bent grass fairways on a slightly hilly terrain with small greens. Trees are a problem on these narrow fairways. It is located in a valley next to Pyramid Mountains. The only course on the island. Military.

A scenic course set in farm country with views of The Chugach Mountains and the Matanuska River. It is a links style course where wind can be a factor especially when it blows of the glaciers.

Tree lined fairways with small elevated greens. Mountain views and you\'ll spot the occassional wildlife. Open May to September.

Features the best grass greens in Alaska. Opened in 1977

Opened in 1989.

Designed by William Newcomb with views of Anchorage and Mount McKinley. The golfer is offered rolling fairways, tree lined with spruce and white birch. Water comes into play on 4 holes. It is 12 miles from the International Airport. Ranked second best in Alaska by Golf Digest.

Designed in 1969 by Robert Trent Jones Jr. the course is located at the Elmendorf Air Force Base. The greens and fairways have a mixture of Kentucky Blue grass and rye grass. There are 65 traps and bunkers most of which protect the greens. Back nine has a lot of interesting challenges with a creek meandering through. Ranked first in Alaska by Golf Digest. Military Priority.

Play with the added bonus of wildlife sightings, such as fox, moose and cranes. It the most northern course in the USA.

Traditional layout opened in 1946.

Built in the 1950s it has been listed among the best courses in Alaska by Golf Digest. The front 9 is hilly and the back is mostly flat. It is well treed with little water and the mostly straight fairways are planted in bentgrass. Don\'t forget the bizarr e opportunity to play midnight golf beginning in May. No, not night-lighting, Sunlight! Military first, public second.

Built in 1996. This Jerry Matthews design was voted 2nd Best in State in 1997 by Golf Digest.