Black Diamond Golf

Fairbanks, AK · 80 mi away

Fairbanks Golf & Country Club is a semi-private, nine-hole, par-36 course in Fairbanks, established in 1946 as Interior Alaska's oldest golf club. Playing to roughly 3,132 yards, the course operates seasonally from May through September because of the region's long, dark winters. It has a long-standing role in the history of golf in Fairbanks, predating the founding of the Alaska Golf Association.

Fairbanks, AK · 84 mi away

North Star Golf Club, also operating under the name Midnight Sun Golf Course, is an 18-hole public golf course in Fairbanks, Alaska, promoted as the northernmost full-size golf course in the United States. The course opened in 1993 and plays to a par of 71, with yardage exceeding 6,300 yards from the back tees and course ratings in the low-to-mid 70s. Its Interior Alaska location means an extremely short golf season, generally limited to summer months, though the region's long daylight hours allow late-night rounds under the midnight sun. The facility includes a driving range and practice areas in addition to its 18 holes. It has been family-operated for an extended period, with a golf course superintendent overseeing turf management under permafrost-influenced ground conditions.

Delta Junction, AK · 101 mi away

Delta Junction Golf Course refers to golf play in and around Delta Junction, Alaska, a small Interior Alaska community along the Richardson and Alaska Highways. The nearest dedicated golf facility to the town is Granite Shadows Golf Course, a nine-hole layout that opened in the area in the mid-2020s as the closest golf option to Delta Junction itself. Golf in this part of Interior Alaska is highly seasonal, with courses typically closing for the winter and reopening in spring once conditions allow. Specific details on holes, par, and ownership structure for a course operating directly under the Delta Junction name were not independently verified through official or media sources. The broader area's golf offerings remain limited given its small population and short growing season.