The greens in Anchorage, the Matanuska-Susitna Valley, Kenai Peninsula, Fairbanks and Kodiak attract a growing number of golfers. Moose, caribou, black bears, fox, lynx, rabbits, eagles and even Dall sheep are known to wander onto the greens, much to the delight of golfers who pack a camera in with their golf clubs. Golfers say the wildlife is more of an attraction than a nuisance. The use of Yellow and Orange balls is recommended to help with the visibilty due to light frost or snow.
Golf continues to grow in popularity in Alaska. For a state that does not have an ideal golf climate the golfers in Alaska are among the most dedicated in the country. We have broken Alaska
down into 3 main top golf regions, Anchorage Area golf courses, Juneau Area Golf Course and Fairbanks Area golf courses.
Use our Alaska Public Golf Course Directory to find information on the Top Public Golf
Courses Alaska has to offer. Our directory provides course descriptions, course features,
phone numbers, directions, pictures and directs links to the individual golf course websites. |
