About this course
Bear Valley Golf Course is a nine-hole public course near Kodiak, Alaska, located about three miles from the Coast Guard base off Anton Larsen Bay Road. Designed by Richard Blackburn and Wayne Berry and opened in 1986, the layout plays to a par of 34 across 2,805 yards. The course sits amid Kodiak Island's coastal spruce forest and mountain terrain, giving rounds a rugged, scenic backdrop uncommon for a small-town municipal facility. Amenities include a driving range, practice putting greens, a pro shop, and a snack bar, with rental clubs and carts available on-site.
Type
Parkland
Region
Pacific Coast
Holes
9
Par
34
LooperScore
71.5
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